Death notices from several Iowa towns including Fitzgerald and Risdal
Obituaries report Annie M. Fitzgerald age 85 of Cedar Rapids Vinton Iowa died at Virginia Gay Hospital after a long illness. Survived by two daughters six sons 27 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren. Services at Kuba Funeral Home East with burial Dunkard Cemetery Midway. Other notices include Joan Risdal age 45 Atkins wife of Don Risdal. she taught at Benton Community Schools for 15 years. Funeral at St Stephen Lutheran Atkins. Multiple memorials and funeral arrangements follow for Elizabeth Lizzie Schaub Velma Stuehm Verne McMurray Leola Ahrendson Mayme Smithing Lucille Olney Zachary Phillips infant son of Curt Phillips and Anna Bellows among others. Memorial funds established for churches and hospital neonatal unit. Details of each service list dates times and locations across Iowa cities.
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Annie M. Fitzgerald
John Fitzgerald
Virginia Gay Hospital
Vinton
Hiawatha
New Florence
Cedar Rapids
Goldie McKenna
Glenn Bolyard
Marion
William F. Ross
Obe Ross
Elton Ross
Howard Ross
J.W. Ross
Des Moines
Alva Ross
Elsie Ihnen
Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Dunkard
Midway
Joan Lee Risdal
Don Risdal
Atkins
Joan Shaw
Lytton
Iowa
Mr. Risdal
Sue
Stacy
Harold C. Shaw
Eldora
Margaret Oberhokamp
Radcliff
James
St. Johnsville
N.Y
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Robert Hedtke
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Cancer Fund
Iowa City
Marie Cambridge
Beckman-Jones
Memory Gardens
Colesburg
Elizabeth
Visitation
Sheets and Son’s
Tipton
Independence — Verne V. McMurray
White’s
Congregational Church
Stevne’s
Lucille Olney
St. Wenceslaus Church
George L. Gay’s
Church Organ Fund
Zachary Michael Phillips
Curt Phillips
25Th St. NE
George Wondra
Hopkins
Minn
Ardeth Phillips
Minnetonka
Archie Phillips
Brooten
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Gary Hunstad
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Chapel of Memories
St. Luke’s Hospital
Anna Henrietta Bellows
30Th St
Anna Sommer
Manchester
Ernest W. Buelow
Carl Struck
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ernest Buelow
Glenn Struck
Central City
Faye M. French
Edith Wachal
Henry D
Florida
Carl J
Cedar Falls
William J
Homer
Mich
Emma Thompson
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Marengo Cemetery
Judge orders Adam Tietz to remain in foster care
Juvenile Judge Brent Harstad ruled two year old Adam Ray Tietz should stay in foster care under Catholic Charities supervision. The boy’s mother Barbara Tietz was given 90 days to show she wants reunification, with multiple housing and care requirements to be met. if unmet, parental rights may be terminated and Adam adopted.
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Adam Ray Tietz
Brent Harstad
Adam
Coggan
University of Iowa
Robert J. Elmore
Barbara Tietz
Newton
Catholic Charities
Harstad
Walker
Barbara Ann Rossate
Lowell Forte
Rossate
Forte
Mrs. Tietz
Elderly housing project seeks more covenant waivers in Marion
Home Partners of Madison will ask Marion neighbors to sign waivers of restrictive covenants for Oak Village today and Friday. About 18 more signatures needed. 50 have signed. Some residents refuse or misunderstand the project. covenants limit lots to single family dwellings though the site is rezoned R-4.
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Marion
Home Partners
Madison, Wis
Ciaity
First Avenue
South 11Th Street
Larry Murphy
Oak Village
Optimists Sunrise Club to Meet at Bishop Cafeteria
The Sunrise Optimists will gather at 7 30 a m Saturday at Bishop Cafeteria downtown with Jane Hanson of WMT News as speaker. A burglary report lists stolen stereo speakers worth 700 and jewelry over 725 from David Blankenship at 749 Estroy Drive NE between 7 45 p m Tuesday and 12 50 a m Wednesday. Clair Stanard 74 of Cedar Falls died Wednesday of acute leukemia after a 33 year tenure as Cedar Falls High School principal and former Iowa principals association president services set for 11 a m at First United Methodist Cedar Falls burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Sunrise Club
Bishop
Jane Hanson
WMT News
David Blankenship
Estroy Drive
Clair Stanard
Cedar Falls
Iowa Association of
First United Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Dahl-Van Hove
Carter backs plan to slow inflation and wage talks
The article reports President Carter supporting government action to curb inflation and opposing mandatory wage-price controls. Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons says he would back the plan if wage adjustments, including health care and pensions, are made and if the program earns credibility on prices. AFL-CIO reaction awaited with Labor Secretary Ray Marshall commenting.
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Carter
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Afl-Cio
Labor
Ray Marshall
Inflation program gains mixed support from unions
Officials said unions are pleased with the anti inflation plan though they did not name them. Marshall predicted signs of progress next spring with inflation easing in about six months and opposed changes to the 7 percent wage standard. Bluementhal said rates rise with inflation but may fall if the program succeeds. Carter proposed a wage insurance element to aid workers, potentially yielding windfalls for some with full cost of living protections under current rules.
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Marshall
Fitzsimmons
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Federal Reserve
Carter
Rules for Temporary Grain Storage Licenses Detailed
The article outlines strong rules and deadlines for temporary grain storage licenses. Licenses may be issued anytime but storage runs Oct 1 to March 15 with termination on March 15. Storage units require aeration, sturdy bases, temperature sensing, and either forced or sufficient cover strength. Restrictions include 12-foot walls, bonding, licensing, cap limits, net worth, moisture caps, soybean exclusion, and noted warehouse receipts.
West Bank talks, Egypt treaty loom as Israel expands settlements
In Cairo Saudi Arabia agrees not to oppose a peace treaty and to continue aid to Egypt while avoiding public endorsement. Israel expands West Bank settlements in response to U S hints on Palestinian autonomy and Jerusalem status. Dayan and Weizman head to New York to push treaty amendments after cabinet approval in principle of the draft accord.
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West Bank
Israel
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
U.S
Harold Saunders
Begin
Dayan
Defense
Ezer Weizman
Washington
el al
New York
Camp David
Teacherds Strike Echoed NationalTensions and Solidarity
NEA and nationwide resistance to tax hikes framed the Connecticut strike. Santo recalled being used by the CEA and NEA but said teachers controlled the action. The walkout united teachers like a family, left bitter feelings toward the board, and ended with calm acceptance of the contract terms. He faced jail fears, but court scenes felt ridiculous amid supportive crowds.
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CEA
Connecticut Education Association
NEA
Santo
Linn judge upholds gun permit law in Roberson suit
James Roberson, an independent candidate for Iowa 2nd District, sued Linn District Court arguing firing test denial violated constitutional rights. Judge Robert Osmundson ruled the state statute regulating weapon permits does not violate either state or federal constitutions and allows firing requirements for certain professionals.
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James Roberson
Roberson
Jacolyn Drive
Linn
Robert Osmundson
Iowa
State Commissioner of Public Safety
Orlie Workman
The
Gazette Today
Con
No panda cub for Tokyo zoo
Tokyo experts say Lan Lan the 10 year old giant panda is not pregnant after a May 18 mating with Kang Kang the 8 year old. Panda project chief Shiro Nakagawa said the team regrets the failure and hopes to succeed next year.
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Tokyo
Lan Lan
Kang Kang
China
Shiro Nakagawa
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