Deaths R H Triem and others in local obits
Obituary notices list Ralph H. Triem 84 of 745 Staub Court NE who died at St. Luke's after a brief illness. Surviving wife Orla C. Thue, son Edward T., sister Ruth Chapman, four grandchildren. Services Saturday at First Presbyterian Church, burial at Westview Cemetery LaPorte City. Also listed are Esther Fuller Atherton, Mabel Hinz, Mary Helen White, Harlin Miller, Erma E. Chapman, Bessie Ehrenberger, Vlasta O. Stusak, Lena Campagna, Elmer Teed, Christina Marie Bean and others with service times and burial details.
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Ralph H. Triem
Staub Court
St. Luke’s Hospital
LaPorte City
Orla C. Thue
Fargo
N.D
Cedar Rapids
Cherry-Burrell
First Presbyterian Church
el Kabir Shrine
Crescent Lodge
Af&am
Edward T
Houston
Texas
Ruth Chapman
Calvin DeVries
Westview Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Esther Fuller Atherton
Central City
Spartanburg
S.C
Salem
George Atherton
G. Richard
Susan Randelman
Hickory
N.C
Thelma Truhlar
Wesley
Bessie Bishop
San Diego
Anamosa
John
Mabel) Hinz
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Rosary
Goettsch’s
Belle Plaine
Mary Helen White
Russell's
Monona
Harlin
Ethel) Miller
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Visitation
Schultz’s
Schultz’s. Wellman — Erma E. Chapman
Powell's
Wellman Cemetery
Bessie Ehrenberger
Solon
Linn County
Frank Ehrenberger
Prada Rebekah Lodge
Cedar Christian Church
Frank W
Chester W
George D
Green Bay
Wis
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Neville G. Clayton
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Third Ave
Stusak
Vlasta O
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
Edgar E. Walker
Norwalk
Czech National Cemetery
Campagna
Lena B
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Joseph Mollner
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Teahen Funeral Home
Teed
Elmer H
Strawberry Point United Methodist Church
Strawberry Point
Roberson Funeral Home
Bean
Christina Marie
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Jack R. Hooten
Sharon United Methodist Church
Cedar
Judge clears tax relief group of disclosure violation
A Muscatine County judge reversed a state campaign group’s sanctions, ruling Iowans for Tax Relief did not violate disclosure laws. The decision centers on whether the parent org or its ballot issue committees must file reports, noting a new law change that allows separate committees to report instead.
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Muscatine
Iowa Campaign Finance Disclosure Commission
Muscatine County
Max Werling
Don Carver
Yes For Less Taxes
ITR
Yes For Less
Commission
Iowa
Disclosure Commission
Polk County
Dan Johnston
Werling
Kay Williams
The
the Gazette
Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly
Lowans
Officer cleared on force charge in Cedar Rapids arrest
A Linn District Court jury ruled Cedar Rapids police officer Kenneth Washburn did not use excessive force in arresting Pamela Sue Hough at Bever Park after an August 16 1980 party. Hough sought 50 000 dollars in compensatory damages and 500 000 in punitive damages.
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Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Pamela Sue Hough
Kenneth Washburn
Kucera
David McGuire
Panel approves ceiling on private tuition grants
The Iowa College Aid Commission kept the maximum private college tuition grant at 1700 for the next school year despite calls for an increase. The legislature will decide next year while the panel asked for 900000 more to the 14750000 budget for 1982 83 and 100000 more to the 450000 vocational grants.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa College Aid Commission
Iowa
Iowa General Assembly
Karl Langrock
Iowa Association of Private Colleges and Universities
Officer elected to Guard council in Nebraska three year term
Nebraska Adjutant General Edward Binder was elected to a three year term on the 18 member executive council of the National Guard Association. He will represent Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin in national defense policy discussions.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Edward Binder
National Guard Association
Binder
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indictment Ties Stiles to Noted Names in Patent Scam
Walter Stiles of Phoenix accused in Cedar Rapids federal indictment of wire and mail fraud over a deep sea oil rig patent sale to Saudi investors for 3 million dollars. He allegedly claimed ties to Bert Lance Garth Pharaon and Arthur Rooney among others.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Cedar Rapids
Walter Stiles
CBS
Bert Lance
Carter
Garth Pharaon
Saudi Arabia
Lance
Atlanta
Cedar Rapidian
Roger Pierce
Seafac
Pharaon
Stiles
Arthur Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pierce
Charles Fenwick
Fenwick
U.S
Motorola
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Shah
Iran
James Reynolds
Grand Jury
Mississippi
Elberon Man Pleads Guilty To Burglary
Ivan James Toomer, 19, of Elberon and former Cedar Rapids resident, pleaded guilty in Tama County District Court to second degree burglary. He changed from innocent to guilty during plea bargaining before jury selection. Sentencing set for Nov 20 with a pre sentence investigation ordered. Associate Donald R. Griffin, 18, rural Clutter, also pleaded guilty to second degree burglary on Oct 5 and faces Oct 30 sentencing.
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Toledo
Ivan James Toomer
Elberon
Cedar Rapids
Tama County
Toomer
Harold J. Swailes
Department of Correctional Services
Donald R. Griffin
Burglary Strikes Local Pastor's Home
An estimated $20,000 in silverware antiques and a silver communion set were taken from Rev. Raymond L. Hess's residence at 234 40th St. NE. Police say burglars entered by a kitchen window before 9 am Wednesday, took a Gorham sterling service from a dining room hutch and jewelry from a bedroom box. A liquor bottle lay on the dining room floor as doors were found open. detectives suspect Mrs. Hess may have surprised the intruders when she returned at 11 am.
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Raymond L. Hess
40Th St. NE
Hess
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Gorham Sterling
Gazette Company Publication Details and Rates
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Company Cedar Rapids Iowa publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE. Subscription rates list carrier $1.65 per week mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues $8.05 per week, $85.80 for 52 weeks, other states $123.00 for 52 weeks. AP exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
U S volunteers show Americans as caring nation study finds
The Gal lup survey says 52 percent of adults and teens in the United States volunteer, with 31 percent giving two or more hours weekly and 10 percent more than seven. Women workers volunteer more, and 80 percent say they do it to help others across economic groups.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Gallup
America
Brian O'Connell
Independent Sector
O'Connell
O’connell
Inmates Lose Bid to Halt Out-of-State Transfers
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Donald E. O'Brien denied a request by seven inmates at Iowa State Penitentiary to stop transfers to facilities outside Iowa. The inmates alleged the Inmate Transfer Board hearings punish litigation and target challenges to conditions. O'Brien allowed possible federal review of objections next Wednesday.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Iowa
U.S
Donald E. O'Brien
O’brien
Hog chases end in officer shooting 400 pound hog
In Chicago a police officer shot and killed a 400 pound hog after it kicked his partner in the shin. The hog had escaped from the American Meat Packing Corp and was spotted racing through streets before being chased to an alley. Patrolman Jerry Kostiny fired the fatal shot when the animal kicked Floyd Gills as he tried to stun it.
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Chicago
UPI
American Meat Packing Corp
Jerry Kostiny
Floyd Gills
Gills
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Roland Krekeler
Gazette Courts
McGuire
August Hansell Jr
Washburn
Langrock
Gazette Courteporter
C.R
West Coast
John E. Lapes
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