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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Kenedy Rant of Phoenix Arizona plan to return to their Howe Saturday after visiting Cedar Rapids. They stay in the home of Mrs Rants brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Donald B Andrews of 1624 Baron NW. The Rawts marked their 2 wedding anniversary Friday.
A correction to the engagement announcement in The Gazette clarifies the prospective bridegroom’s parents address Ronald Gere Meyers and Mrs Ronald Gere Meyers. The correct address is Lewellen Drive NW number 428.
The Emil Sadeckys of 261 Twentiesecond Taverne SW marked their wedding anniversary with a family gathering at home. Mr and Mrs Sadecky wed Oct 20 1885 in Cedar Rapids. They have three children Mrs Richard McKibben Boulder Colo Mrs William Smith Pueblo Colo and Richard of Fatras with four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Iowa City reports Mortar Board at the University of Iowa sponsors a homecoming tea for all alumnae members. The event is set for Saturday at 10 in the Memorial Union lobby, with invitations extended to all Mortar Board alumnae to attend.
In Morristown New Jersey a Superior Court judge heard the Quinlan case as doctors testified that Karen Ann Quinlan breathes without the respirator at times and that her brain damage is irreversible. The Quinlans seek to remove life support claiming a moral duty to end treatment and return her to God with dignity. The state counters that the right to life outweighs requests to end care and notes Quinlan is legally unable to decide.
Coburn argues Karen's consciousness is below that of an infant while doctors say forcing withdrawal of life support would require the hospital to perform an act repugnant to its staff. The hospital seeks a court appointed third party to remove the respirator if the family wins.
Linda Kay McKeag and James Louis Green Jr. married at St Matthew’s Catholic Church with Rev James Custer officiating. The couple will reside at Rushmore Drive NE after a Wisconsin honeymoon. the bride works for Amana Refrigeration and the groom for Mutual of Omaha.
A fragment reports a Mitchell movement bridge game at Welty Way on Sunday with players Armell Cray Mey LB Boers Bean as North South and Rowrey Henton Hiner Anderson as past and KC. Hiner and Anderson are listed as first or second. The item notes a 7:30 pm start prep at Welty Way and mentions F T Barnum opening the Hippodrome in New York City on this date in 1873.
Dear Abby responds to a reader hurt by a sister in law wearing the same corsage given to the mother in law on a graduation day. The columnist reframes the issue, noting the writer’s hurt may reflect a larger concern about family boundaries and attention.
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