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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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