Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Iowa Deaths In Dated Notices
A batch of death notices from Cedar Rapids to Milton Freewater lists William F Tomas 90 of Marion died at Mercy Hospital after a short illness with services set at St Josephs Catholic Church Marion and burial Cedar Memorial. Joseph Lopata 96 Swisher area died at Mercy Hospital burial Andersen Cemetery with services at Brush Chapel. Melvin Landis 65 Cedar Rapids died after a sudden illness with services Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories and burial Manchester Cemetery. Other notices include Margaret Yearous Kendall Eric Stevens Louis Lucker Jane Rymer Dr John Stansbury Emma Sievers and more with various service times locations and burial plans.
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William F. Tomas
Henderson Ave
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Swisher
Edith Havorka
Tomas
Evelyn Miller
West Union
Agnes Phelan
Cedar Rapids
Tillie Vondra
Prescott
Ariz
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Keith Birch
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Brush Chapel
Birch
Joseph F. Lopata
Tillie Serbousek
Fairfax
George McDill
Andersen Cemetery
Melvin Earl Landis
First Ave
Anamosa
Manchester
Salvation Army
Billie E. Landis
Waterloo
Shayla Bacon
Bigfork
Mont
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cpl
Edwin Seger
The
Manchester Cemetery
Elkader
Margaret Yearous
Peace United Church of Christ
Witt’s. Decorah
Kendall Eric Stevens
Thomas Roberts High School
Stevne’s
Burr Oak Cemetery
Independence
Louis Lucker
White’s. Panora
Jane Rymer
George L. Gay
Iowa City
Brethren Cemetery
Panora
John E. Stansbury
Ventura
Calif
Western
Santa Barbara
Stansbury
Linn County Medical Society
St. Luke’s and
Mercy Hospitals
Army
Reina
John R. Stansbury
Camarillo
Reardon Funeral Chapel
Ivy Lawn Mausoleum
Emma Sievers
Center Point
Milton Freewater
Ore
Harold Bliss
Walker
Gladstone
N.D
Albert J. Sievers
Taylor
Sievers
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Elvin
Walla Walla
Wash
Ivan
Virgil Dale
Roseberry
Paul Wieglenda
Salem
Fred Muecke
Joe Muecke
Memorial Services for Valenta and Heath Rescheduled
Memorial services for Willard J. Valenta are set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Cedar Hills Community Reformed Church with burial at National Cemetery in Vining. Friends may call at Turner Chapel West until 9 tonight and after 10 a.m. Saturday. The casket will be open until 12:55 p.m. and not open after the service. Heath Anna Lydia’s services are moved to 1 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church with burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may register at Turner Chapel East and at the church. the casket will be closed. Memorial contributions to the First Baptist Church are requested.
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Valenta
Willard J
Cedar Hills Community Reformed Church
Leon Aalberts
National Cemetery
Vining
Turner Chapel West
Heath
Anna Lydia
First Baptist Church
Jim Simon
Cedar Memorial
Turner Chapel East
Inflation and heating oil costs rise as prices surge
The September inflation report notes a 56.1 percent price increase driven by crude oil. Heating oil averaged 84.8 cents a gallon in September, up 4.8 cents from August and 30.3 cents since December 1978, while workers' spendable earnings fall as inflation and taxes erode purchasing power.
Inflation Seen Holding at Eight to Nine Percent
Charles Schultze of the Council of Economic Advisers warned that inflation may persist at 8 to 9 percent for an indefinite period. He attributed the rise to energy costs and slow productivity growth, urging a long run objective to cut the underlying rate and noting progress hinges on restraining wages and federal spending.
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Schultze
Washington Forum
Armstrong fights suspension over plant conditions and religious beliefs
Armstrong, suspended after refusing a welding task in the smut-filled assembly area, claims religious discrimination and vows to quit rather than work there. He seeks union support, media attention, and church backing as he plans to pursue a Human Rights Commission complaint and battle the suspension.
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Armstrong
Good News Baptist
Human Rights Commission
Disco wins stay of execution for four month liquor suspension
Iowa City disco Woodfield's gains a temporary stay of the four month liquor license suspension pending appeal. Harry Ambrose, owner, says reopening tonight at 7 30 with two dollar all you can drink beer. Civil rights concerns and carding policy prompted the suspension after a Human Rights Commission finding of discrimination against blacks.
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Iowa City
Woodfield
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department
Harry Ambrose
Thomas McGrane
Des Moines
Iowa City City
City Human Rights Commission
Ambrose
Human Rights Commission
Johnson County
Harold Swailes
J. Patrick White
Robert Morris
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Woodfield’s
Morris
Fraser to join Chrysler board signals union workers on executive level
Fraser vows to represent autoworkers on Chrysler board a move described as inevitable and a major shift in industrial relations. O'Brien calls the appointment welcome. The union wins a right to propose five pension fund investments annually, though trustees may reject proposals. Chrysler's U.S. and Canadian 110,000 production workers remain under a single contract. On this date in 1978 Israel expanded settlements, provoking U.S. disagreement.
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Terest
Fraser
United States
UAW
O’brien
Chrysler
Canada
Weather Report and National Temperature Extremes Summary
A weather digest notes Thursday high and overnight low figures, 11 am observations on precipitation, humidity, wind SE at 15 mph, sunrise and sunset times, and a look at October totals and normals. It also reports national extremes with 97 at Presidio and 17 at International Falls, plus regional snowfall, rain, and temperature patterns across the U.S. southern and coastal areas.
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Evenston
Ccee
Ecossoornee
Presidio
Texas
International Falls
Minn
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New England
Upper Michigan
Houghton
Marquette
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Lakeview
Ore
Brookings
Walla Walla
Wash
Newport
Cody
Wyo
Billings
Mont
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Park Falls
Wis
North Dakota
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Tennesse Valleys
Appalachians
North Atlantic Coast
California
Florida
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details Publishing and Subscriptions
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, lists office at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. It notes daily and Sunday editions, carrier 1.40 per week, mail rates for Afternoon and Sunday editions, and specific restrictions on mail subscriptions in carrier service areas.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U. S
Gazette
Birth Announcements and Local Emergencies Reported
Vital statistics list multiple birth notices for families in Cedar Rapids area including Wil Berding, Miller, Prochaska, Henning, Richardson and others. Times and locations note incidents such as gas line breaks, gas spills, accidental alarms, medical emergencies and an ongoing investigation at various addresses and cities.
Return to standard time set for Sunday morning
The nation will switch to standard time this Sunday as clocks are set back one hour. Under the Uniform Time Act of 1966 most states observe daylight saving from late April to late October with 2 a.m. local time changes.
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United States
Burglars Take Tools From Lift Truck Service
Tools worth more than 6000 dollars were stolen from Lift Truck Service at 1012 66th Ave SW late Wednesday or early Thursday. The ad section also lists jewelry and local business ads for Siiegel's, Piersons Florists, Barney's Paint, Annie at Shubert Theatre, and Skandia Gifts with contact numbers.
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66Th Ave
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