Deaths Raymond L. Shelton 71 Cedar Rapids area native
Raymond L. Shelton 71 of Springville died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Born May 26, 1906 in Cedar Rapids, he lived there most of his life before moving to Springville in 1971. Survived by two daughters, two sons, 16 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, two sisters, and a brother. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at Kuba Funeral Home East with burial in Morrison Cemetery.
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Raymond L. Shelton
Springville
Cedar Rapids
Harold Paul
Harlan Moore
Raymond R
Postville
Roy L
Harry Franks
Kenneth Terry
Anaheim
Calif
Claud Shelton
Kuba Funeral Home
Clive Cook
William B. Harnish
Morrison Cemetery
Death notices from Iowa deaths list with services and burials
A sequence of funeral notices lists ages and service details for Fayette-Leo Bruns 65 Fayette-Leta Fern Payne 85 Ernest Peterson 67 Melvin Sturtz 56 Duane Lincoln 59 Donald Schmuecker 49 Charles H Jakway 87 Ronald R Nielson 39 Ronald L McDowell 29 Hazel H Lear 89 and others. Burial sites include Grandview Garrison Madison Oakwood Oakwood Trinity Church and local churches with service times and visitation details. A memorial fund is noted for Hazel Lear.
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Fayette
Leo Bruns
Bellescoe
Grandview Cemetery
Visitation Hasegun
Leta Fern Payne
Belles-Wright
Zion Lutheran Church
Garrison
Overton's
Wyoming
Duane Lincoln
Wyoming Methodist Church
Hayden's
Watkins
Donald Schmuecker
T.W. van Beck
Blairstown
Jesup
Charles H. Jakway
Parker's
Madison
Aurora
Brandon
Ronald R. Nielson
White's
Manchester
Ronald L. McDowell
Shelly’s
Oakland
Shellsburg
Hazel H. Lear
Grace Trinity Church
Oakwood
Phillip’s
Vinton
Mount Vernon youth charged in Missouri slaying
An 18 year old from Mount Vernon faced a first degree murder warrant in Missouri for the death of Raul Rasindo Rubio 28 a Mexican national. Rubio was found shot nine times in a Ford van recovered in Kansas City Kansas the vehicle had been stolen in Kansas City Missouri.
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Mount Vernon
Missouri
Linn
Robert Myers
Vernon
Raul Rasindo Rubio
Chihuahua
Mexico
Rubio
George McBroom
Missouri Crime Squad
McBroom
Kansas City
Kan
Myers
Linn Sheriff's Department
Gene Darnell
LaFayette
Cedar Rapids
Associations of Employers and Industries
Mulhouse
Schleyer
Cologne
Grassley blocks HUD move to shift Iowa operations
Rep. Charles Grassley today introduced legislation to prevent HUD from moving about 40 Des Moines housing staff to Omaha as part of a nationwide reorganization. He says the Des Moines office handles 80 percent of local housing business and questions whether the shift saves money or increases efficiency.
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Washington
UPI
Charles Grassley
R-Iowa
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Iowa
Des Moines
Omaha
Federal Agency
HUD
Grassley
Nate Rubin
Bedell Opposes Retirement Benefit Hike for Congress
Berkley Bedell of Iowa joined 80 House members in urging the Senate panel not to act on a bill to raise retirement pay for retiring congressmen. The measure, passed in the House, would add up to 3000 dollars in benefits and rebase pensions on the final year’s salary, leveraging the recent pay raise.
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Washington
UPI
Berkley Bedell
Iowa
House
Senate Committee On Governmental Affairs
Pierce sues Linn County bar group over case handling
Claude R. Pierce filed a negligence suit in Linn District Court alleging Linn County Bar Association Linn County and the Linn County Legal Assistance Center mishandled a paternity case. He seeks 4104.81 for attorney fees costs and ongoing child support plus 300 for damages and existing judgments.
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Linn District Court
Claude R. Pierce
Linn County Bar Association
Linn County
Linn County Legal Assistance Center
Pierce
John F. Siebenmann
Siebenmann
Liebenmann
Civitan Club meets at Bishops for Friday breakfast
Civitan Club gathers at 7 30 a m Friday at Bishops downtown with Scott Harrison speaking on the Family Practice Center and medical education. High Twelve leader Edward Lasko of KCRG will speak Friday noon at the Embassy Club.
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Civitan Club
Bishops Downtown
Scott Harrison
Edward Lasko
KCRG
Embassy Club
Metro Kiwanis elects new officers for coming year
John Beaty of 2005 24th St Marion is named Metro Kiwanis president for the coming year. President elect Leonard Lan ton leads a slate that includes Richard Ender Firooz Etemad Bill Ensign and Herman Gins berg as officers. New board members are C H McClure Jesse Hunter Harley Steele Allan Thompson Bob Shaffer Warren Davis Jerry Sherwood Edward Olson and Don Wegner. Also notes that on this date in 1954 Britain and Egypt agreed to withdraw troops from the Suez Canal zone.
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John Beaty
24Th St
Marion
Metro Kiwanis
Leonard Lanton
Richard Ender
Firooz Etemad
Bill Ensign
Herman Ginsberg
C.H. McClure
Jesse Hunter
Harley Steele
Allan Thompson
Bob Shaffer
Warren Davis
Jerry Sherwood
Edward Olson
Don Wegner
Prison religion called moving experience at Iowa Penitentiary
Three days of hearings in Iowa City considered whether the Church of the New Song is a bona fide religion allowed inside the Iowa State Penitentiary. The state argued the group is political and disruptive, while supporters cited personal religious significance and parallels to Quaker belief. Proceedings included testimony from Marta Werner and University of Iowa English professor Donald Marshall, with tensions over witness treatment and record corrections.
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Iowa City
Iowa State Penitentiary
William Hanson
Fort Madison
Lou Brewer
Marta Werner
Department of Social Services
Werner
University of Iowa
Donald Marshall
Minimum wage bill advances to Carter administration
The House completed action on a bill to raise the federal minimum wage from $2.30 to $3.35 by 1981. About five million workers will receive the first 45 percent increase on January 1, with the initial step lifting pay to $2.65 per hour.
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Washington
House
Congressional
Germany hails bombings linked to Baader Meinhof violence
In Italy and Greece police report bombings aimed at German offices and factories in Rome Florence Bologna Genoa and Ostia while a dawn shootout in Athens wounds officers and a suspected leftist radical. A German state terror campaign tied to the Baader Meinhof group surfaces with claims of retaliation.
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Italy
Rome
Florence
Bologna
Genoa
Ostia
Athens
Bonn
Tuesay
College worth costed study argues for value and balance
Bowen argues the college cost discussion ignores strengths and contributions to society. He debunks fears of too many graduates crowding top jobs and too few for law. The study says markets adjust with modest pay shifts to benefit society and will appear in a book due October 27.
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Bowen
Thailand cabinet reshuffle leads to second coup
Thai coupers oust Prime Minister Tanin after he refused a military demand to reshuffle his cabinet. Sources say the military pressed him for days and planned to remove nine of seventeen ministers, while Tanin claimed a four-year mandate to govern.
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Lion
Tanin
Government House
Nebraska hijacking ends with FBI role and policy stance
A U S jet hijacker arrived at Hall County Airport Grand Island Neb with a sawed off shotgun in a suitcase He accessed a security scanner then opened the case FBI officials said the incident prompted comments from Attorney General Griffin Bell on troop use and the administrations policy While two men were initially thought involved only one hijacker was confirmed and negotiations involved Lyle Wurtz FBI Kansas City agent Bill Williams said Wurtz helped secure the release of women and children There had been 24 successful hijackings of foreign carriers since 1972 FAA records show one American airliner hijacked since 1972
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Ronald Ray Marra
St. SW
Marra
Linn Grand
James W. Stodola
Shellsburg
Joe Nicks
Collins Road
Stodola
Richard B. Heilman
Galena
Ill
Hutchinson
Minn
Hall County
Grand Island
Neb
Schulman
Fulton County
Atlanta
Stewart
Hannan
National Bank of Georgia
FBI
Alvin Feldman
Frontier Airlines
Washington
Griffin Bell
Bell
Carter
Nebraska
United States
Lyle Wurtz
Bill Williams
Kansas
State funds cut for Medicaid abortions leads to policy shift
The Social Services board used emergency rules to halt state funding for Medicaid abortions in August. After a lawsuit, the board replaced the rule with a policy stating that the Legislature should decide on funding for abortions.
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Social Services Board
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Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
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William W. Hunt
Sixth Ave
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Billy J. Boaz
Maple Drive
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John L. Lawrence
Central City
18Th Street
Bedell
Jack L. Warner
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Hiawatha
J. Keith Jenison
Pol. Adv
the Gazette
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Blue Moon
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Peck’s Green Thumb Nursery
Baumhoefener’s Nursery
Johnson Ave
Indian Hill Rd
Eastview Drive
Robins
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
New Song
William Longstaff
Robinson
Longstaff
Susanne Albrecht
Hamburg
Frankfurt
Juergen Ponto
Baader-Meinhof
Siegfried Buback
Lufthansa
Somalia
Andreas Baader
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Jan-Carl Raspe
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Thailand
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