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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1978

Page

3

Deaths sweep Cedar Rapids and area crowd

Obituary notice summarizes multiple deaths with service details across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Ralph P. Jungjohann 61 of 1856 Eighth St NW died Tuesday. Brother Felix Orico 57 near Indian Creek bridge. Lillian A. Fussell 87 formerly of Cedar Rapids. Grace Logan 96 of Traer. Arnold Erland 71 of Calmar. Roy F. Walker 92 of Decorah. Anthony J. Kayser 43 of Steine Independence. Marguerite M. Smith 74 of Marion. Milo P. Umbdenstock 78 of Palo. many other names with funeral times and burial sites listed. Services and wake times vary across Teahen Funeral Home, Hoffman Funeral Home, Murdoch Chapel, Overton's, Turner Chapel West, and others.

Ralph P. Jungjohann Eighth St. NW Linn County Jungjohann Davenport A.J. Harris and Co A.J. Dusheck Cedar Rapids Steven Keith Gary Novato Calif Vera Dyrud Seal Rock Ore Jean Zisko Marion Edna Swiser Bertram Grace Filipy Helen Woodward Teahen Funeral Home Allen Schmitt Oak Hill Cemetery Father Schmitt Teahen Felix Orico First Ave Boys Acres Mercy Hospital Mount Vernon Road Indian Creek Bridge Brother Orico Order of Friars Minor Indiana Ohio Texas Michigan North Dakota Sioux City Holy Trinity Church Dubuque Hoffman Funeral Home Lillian A. Fussell Moonlake Hoffman Estates Ill Lillian Larson Morris W. Fussell Britt Fussells Autoport Virginia Hand Margaret Osberg Cupert Goettsch’s Decorah Ida G. Salem Highland Lutheran Church Iowa River Cemetery Steine’s Independence Anthony J. Kayser St. John’s Catholic Church Mason- Howe Marguerite M. Smith Sixth Ave Miss Smith Northwestern Bell Telephone Company The Telephone Pioneers Hazel Smith Gladys Ballard Murdoch Chapel Jay A. Miller First United Presbyterian Church Cedar Memorial Park Milo P. Umbdenstock Palo Virginia Gay Vinton Solon Umbdenstock Toddville Frances Noska George Robert Dean Montour Norbert Janko Brosh Funeral Kirk Vernon Alice United Methodist Church Alice Cemetery Friends Murdoch Center Point Boone Dorothy B First Christian Church Hafel Ruth Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Richard Rothe Trinity Lutheran Church Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Thompson George Henry Immaculate Conception Church William P. Leonard Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Father Leonard Shaw Mathew Charles

Building committee claims open meetings law not applicable

An ad hoc Cedar Rapids building committee contends Iowa open meetings statutes do not apply to it. Members say the group operates in closed sessions to elicit candid opinions on Building Department operations, despite city and newspaper questions and looming 1979 legal changes.

Floyd Bergen Bob Nelson Cedar Rapids Nelson Gazette John Robertson Tom Kelly Sr Robertson David McGuire Bergen Iowa Supreme Court Kelly Ed Winter City Hall Winter

Carter backs tax cut despite inflation rise forecast

An administration official says inflation will top 8 percent by year end, the first admission of such. President Carter opposes mandatory wage and price controls or further tax cuts, though he may sign an $18.7 billion tax cut bill approved by Congress.

Carter White House Congress

Carter Seeks Wider Plan With Inflation Guidelines

President Carter plans to present additional measures to Congress in January while outlining inflation control for large firms. The Council on Wage and Price Stability targets the 400 biggest corporations with more than 500 million in annual business to enforce price guidelines. enforcement relies on government purchasing power, not wage rollback.

Carter The Council On Wage and Jerry Fitzgerald Grassley

Local reaction to Carter price plan faces wage and price pressures

O'Donnell endorses voluntary guidelines while signaling possible controls if needed. Rockwell Collins, Harnischfeger, FMC, and Cherry Burrell contracts run into 1979 with unions watching wage limits. Rice of Rockwell Collins cites past price hikes and warns 7 percent targets could challenge pricing amid labor response. General Mills officials praise deficit cuts and productivity gains while noting wage offset by productivity.

O’donnell Carter Cedar Rapids Rockwell-Collins FMC Harnischfeger Cherry Burrell Clare Rice Rockwell- Collins Collins International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Rice Pat Marshall IBEW Collins and UAW Wayne Howes General Mills Minneapolis E. Robert Kinney Kinney

GOP seeks equal air time on Carter speech response

GOP leaders urge ABC NBC and CBS to grant the opposition fair time after President Carter's anti inflation plan. The networks prepare replies with CBS scheduling 30 minutes Saturday at 9 30 p m CDT. Iowa reactions split with labor and Democrats supportive while some Republicans criticize the plan.

Carter GOP Bill Brock Senate Howard Baker House John Rhodes ABC NBC CBS Network Brock Baker Rhodes Iowa Roger Jepsen Charles Grassley Robert Ray Hugh Clark Iowa Federation of Labor Afl-Cio Dick Clark D-Iowa

Mental health meeting and local notices summary

Linn Mental Health Association hosts a discussion on suicide and mental health tonight with Eleanora Ross and Sandy Less at the United Way Building. Also listed are a preschool story hour at Edgewood and Main Library, Western Union move, and various local notices including a Menninger Trustees meeting in Topeka and a “Morals and Politics” talk by Nick Berry in downtown Bishop Cafeteria.

Linn Mental Health Association Eleanora Ross Sandy Less Linn County United Way Third Ave Edgewood Edgewood Road Third Ave. SE Nick Berry Mount Vernon Cornell College Bishop Cafeteria

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Joan Risdal Atkins Turner Chapel West Ann Schrader Gazette City Hall Charles Schultze Council of Economic Advisers Gazette Based Wires Western Union 10Th Ave Henrietta Arnold Crescent SE Topeka Kan Menninger Foundation Board of Trustees Peggy Fleming Chicago Marty Martens 30Th St Martens Shirley B Ave. N.E International Meditation Society St. Luke’s Hospital Cleveland United Nations Ray's Jepsen Ray Clark Joan B. Turner & Son Turner Second Ave Turner's West John E. Lapes Third Avenue Brush Chapel
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