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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1981

Page

2

Obituary notices for Sanger Josifek Smejka and others

Obituaries and funeral notices list John F Sanger Patricia Egan and family survivors with service details at St Jude's Cedar Rapids Teahen Funeral Home burial at St Joseph's. Also listed are Lillian M Josifek Velma Smejka Anna Hynek details with services at Czech National Cemetery and Brush Chapel, burial plans, and memorials. Other notices cover Thomas E Dyson Michael P Collins and several memorials and service times across Cedar Rapids Shellsburg Vinton and Monticello areas.

John Francis Sanger First ‘Ave Mercy Hospital Douglas Iowa City Michael Gerald Rochester Minn Robert Neosho Laurence Rockford St. Jude’s Catholic Church William Goltz St. Joseph’s Cemetery Teahen Funeral Home American Legion Hanford Post No American Lung Association Walnut St Des Moines Lillian May Josifek Fourth Ave Fourth Avenue Cedar Rapids Martelle Stanley Josifek William H. Finnigan Sr Nancy Beard Apache Junction Ariz Theodore G. Lilley Czech National Cemetery Hynek Anna Brush Chapel James DeSmith Frank Hynek Thomas Edward Dyson Shellsburg Lisbon Geraldine Robbins Allis Chalmers Co Knights of Columbus Council St. Mary’s Catholic Church Vinton James Russell Michael Patrick Collins Sr Washington Ave Chicago Marie Fitzpatrick St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Collins Peoples Bank Michael P. Jr Marion Cathryn Vanous Waterloo Evelyn Smith John R. Gallagher Mount Calvary Cemetery Teahen Camp Courageous Monticello Edgewood Eldo Esther) Schultz Trinity United Methodist Church Edgewood Cemetery Appleton-Vernon Elgin Helen Boyer First Baptist Church Pleasant Grove Cemetery Brainard Muehlethaler-Wright Funeral Home Elkader Jessie Sharp Witt Funeral Home Garber Henry Zella) Funk Tuecke-Allyn Guttenberg Bethel Cemetery Osterdock Funeral Montour Frances V. Moore Henderson's Toledo Parnell Raymond Nelle) O’brien St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Church Cemetery Uhlmann’s Williamsburg Norma Glandorf

Brontosaurus Heads Upended in Oldest Mistaken Identity

Yale Peabody Museum replaces the 65 foot brontosaurus head with a longer fiberglass skull after researchers link the original to a camasaurus jaw fragment. Scientists McIntosh and Berman cite letters showing heads were switched in transit, prompting references books revisions.

New Haven Conn Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History Carnegie Museum of Natural History Pittsburgh Utah American Museum of Natural History Manhattan John McIntosh Wesleyan University David Berman The Carnegie Peabody Karl Waage O.C. Marsh Como Bluff Wyo Marsh McIntosh John Ostrom Verebrae Paleontology Yale Peabody Museum

U.S. Faces Export Market Challenge From Global Competitors

A congressional study shows the United States loses export sales to Brazil Mexico and South Korea as they outpace American efficiency in key areas. Japan West Germany and others gain in productivity while the dollar rise makes U.S. goods pricier abroad. The report urges expanded exports and fewer import barriers to sustain economic stability.

Washington UPI United States Brazil Mexico South Korea West Germany Japan France Italy United Kingdom Lloyd Bentsen D-Texas Clarence Brown Ohio

Germans Critical Of Reaganite America In Der Spiegel

Der Spiegel calls the United States under Reagan the America of the Rich criticizing welfare cuts and wealth display. It says the mood contrasts with Europe and highlights Reagan with $100 bills, $1,000 boots, and a lavish celebration while poor Americans lose benefits.

Bonn West Germany UPI Reagan America der Spiegel New America Roosevelt Kennedy Johnson King Kong Rudolf Augstein

Seven charged with drunk driving in Linn County

Seven people were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County over the weekend. Harold E. Miller, Todd P. Western Jr, Jeff A. Houghton, Betty I. Smith, James E. Blair, Francis J. Steinbrech, and Phillip C. Neven faced additional charges such as speeding, defective tires, disobeying signals, and license violations.

Linn County Harold E. Miller 12Th Ave Third Ave Todd P. Western, Jr Waterloo Sixth Street Jeff A. Houghton 23Rd St Oakland Road J Avenue NE Betty I. Smith Central Drive A Avenue James E. Blair 33Rd Ave Wilson Avenue

Three Iowa deaths in weekend traffic crashes

Law enforcement reports three people died in separate Saturday crashes. Dorothy Ann Winter 51 of Boone died when her car skidded on an icy bridge patch at Highways 17 and 30. Her husband 56 injured. Fonda Bishop 31 and Larry 44 of Madrid were treated and released after a northbound collision. Nicholas Spear 72 of Wallingford died in a one vehicle crash in Fairmont Minnesota. Mark Jutting 23 of Cleves died in a single car crash near Ackley.

Towa Dorothy Ann Winter Boone Highways 17 Highway 17 Fonda Bishop Larry Madrid Boone County Hospital Nicholas Spear Wallingford Fairmont Minn Hardin County

World's Smallest Country

A feature in Sundays PARADE profiles the tiniest country on earth noting it is about half a football field in size and exploring its unique status and daily life.

Arizona adopts competitive bid health program for poor

Washington United Press International Arizona will pilot a health care program for the poor funded by a three year grant starting 1982. The federal government will pay 59 percent of costs while eligible recipients come from Aid to Families with Dependent Children and Supplemental Security Income. The plan uses competitive bidding to select providers and pays a fixed per patient amount, aiming to reduce costs compared with fee for service Medicaid. The program awaits Arizona legislature approval in a fall special session and would cover all 14 counties statewide.

Washington UPI Arizona Health and Human Services Department HHS Reagan

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Notice

The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription rates for carrier and mail editions. Rates shown include $1.65 weekly by carrier, $8.04 for seven issues by mail, and $85.80 for 52 weeks, with higher rates for other states and U.S. territories.

Cedar Rapids The Gazette Company Third Ave Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

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Velma Smejka 22Nd Ave University Hospitals College Township Velma Skalsky Richard Smejkal Little Brown Nashua Turner Sound Equipment Co Leonard Skalsky Ely Milton G. Skalsky Lester Skalsky James DeSmitt New York Times Service Dinosaur National Monument Journal of Paleontology Bulletin Carnegie Museum Earl Douglass McIintosh U.S Joint Economic Committee of Congress Western Europe Francis J. Steinbrech Solon First Avenue Mount Vernon Phillip C. Neven 11Th Ave Fifth Avenue Sarah Hassler Seatonville Earl Hassler Gazette John E. Lopes 3Rd Avenue S.E Bishop and Greenhouses Ellis Boulevard Center Pt. Rd
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