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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1981

Page

2

Deaths fill list from Mount Vernon to Cedar Rapids area

Clarence Graden Hayes 90 of Mount Vernon died Saturday after a sudden illness. Surviving daughters and a son, 26 grandchildren, 58 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchildren. Funeral at Morgan Funeral Home and burial at Campbell Cemetery. Kenneth B. Davis 69 of Cedar Rapids died Saturday at St Luke's Hospital. Memorial services at Burnham Wood West Union. Multiple notices follow for Sophie Vasby, Jessie Sharp, Addie Quandahl, Cletus Weber, Austin McDowell, Frances Moore, Lester Smith, Norma Glandorf, Robert Gaumon, Fred Jones, George Burke and others with service times and burial plans.

Clarence Graden Hayes Mount Vernon Mercy Hospital Mr. Hayes Donegal Linn County Northwestern Railroad Cedar Rapids Lemon Ivanhoe Wayne Wasta Mount Vernon United Kenneth B. Davis Summer Circle St. Luke’s Hospital Waucoma Bernice Haines Hawkeye Davis West Union Bethel Presbyterian Church George E Manchester Carol A. Davis Norine Bemis Waverly Burnham-Wood Funeral Home Murdoch Funeral Home Marion Clermont Sophie Vasby West Clermont Lutheran Church God’s Acre Schutte’s Postville Elkader Jessie Sharp First Congregational Church Witt’s East Side Decorah Addie M. Quandahl Hauge Lutheran Church Rural Decorah Stevie’s Springwater Harper — Cletus J. Weber St. Mary’s Catholic Church Sigourney Powell's Keota St. Joseph's Cemetery Parnell Iowa City Austin L. McDowell Beckman-Callahan Community Presbyterian Church Friends Schutte’s. Williamsburg Norma K. Glandorf St. Paul Lutheran Church Uhlmann’s Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery Williamsburg Robert E. Gaumon Julia A. McFarlen Dependable American Association of Retired Persons The Farm Bureau Doug Decatur, Ill Dennis Cedar Falls Jeannette Goforth Suzie Gaumon Cindy Gaumon Turner Chapel West Neville Clayton Cedar Christian Church Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery George J. Burke 10Th St. NW Cedar Memorial Funeral Home

Memorial Services and Burials for Local Residents

Memorial services are planned for Michael P Collins at St Patrick s Church at 9 a m with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. John Francis Sanger s service is at St Jude s Church at 11 30 a m with burial at St Joseph s Cemetery and military honors by American Legion Hanford Post 5. Velma Smejkal s service is at Brosh Chapel at 1 30 p m with burial at Czech National Cemetery. brother George of Cedar Rapids survives. Teahen Funeral Home handles arrangements. Memorials to Camp Courageous and American Lung Association are noted.

Sanger John Francis St. Jude’s Catholic Church William Goltz St. Joseph’s Cemetery American Legion Hanford American Lung Association Walnut St Des Moines Teahen Funeral Home Smejkal Velma Brosh Chapel Czech National Cemetery George Cedar Rapids

Slain convict linked to Brink's terrorists

Rockland County District Attorney Kenneth Gribetz said ballistics tests showed a .38 slug from Nyack Sgt Edward O Grady Jr weapon in the pocket of Sam Smith, the slain convict, tying him to the Brink's ambush and Weather Underground links. The case includes Burns and others, with security moves for suspects and possible federal grand jury action.

New York Weather Underground Rockland County Kenneth Gribetz Sam Smith Nyack Edward O'Grady Jr O’grady Gribetz New City Brink Katherine Boudin Smith Nathaniel Burns Queens Gribett Burns

Dogs and search for jail escapees in Nevada

Story County officials used dogs to search for two men who escaped from the county jail by cutting a hole in the ceiling of a jail room. The escapees Urban Ardister, 42, and Richard Saunders, 22, were trustees and fled Sunday night through a back room ceiling into a hallway. Ardister faced false use of a financial instrument and Saunders a sexual abuse charge.

Nevada UPI Story Urban Tony Ardister Richard Eugene Saunders Ardister Saunders

Permit revoked saloon closed in Linn County

The Alias Smith and Jones Saloon at 835 Center Point Road NE was closed after its sales tax permit was revoked. Linn County records show nearly $5,000 in unpaid sales tax from February to July by owner College Park Corp. The revocation occurred months ago with a possible appeal period. Theodore Roosevelt was born in 1858.

Smith & Jones Linn County Sheriff's Department State Revenue Department Bill Howard County Recorder’s Office College Park Corp Center Point Road

Oscar winning designer Edith Head dies at 73

Hollywood designer Edith Head, eight time Oscar winner who outfitted Mae West to Elizabeth Taylor, died at 73 from a rare bone marrow disease. She finished work on her final film and died last Saturday. funeral planned for Wednesday on her 74th birthday.

Hollywood UPI Edith Head Mae West Elizabeth Taylor Miss Head Good Samaritan Hospital Church of the Good Shepherd Beverly Hills

Reagan fights to sway Senate on AWACS sale to Saudis

President Reagan launches an 11th hour push to win enough votes for the 8.5 billion AWACS arms deal with Saudi Arabia. Senator Leahy urges withdrawal while leaders warn of limited time to block the disapproval resolution as opposition solidifies with at least 54 votes against.

Washington Saudi Arabia Reagan White House William Armstrong R-Corp Patrick J. Leahy D-Vt Senate Leahy House Larry Speakes Howard Baker R-Tenn Sen. Baker Baker Alan Cranston D-Calif Robert Byrd D-W.va Ernest Hollings D-S.c Dale Bumpers D-Ark Mark Hatfield R-Ore John Glenn D-Ohio Congress Israel

Linn County offers 4 percent wage and benefit package

County representatives presented eight bargaining proposals to the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, including a 4 percent wage offer to counter a union demand for about 24 percent. The union seeks a 15 percent hike plus medical and vacation benefits. The county favors a three year contract, limits for part-time eligibility, overtime procedures, ending compensatory time off, and clarifying personal days and long-term leaves in a 500-employee workforce.

Linn American Federation of State Trude Elliott Elliott

Fire Starts in Halfway House at Community Corrections Center

A fire in a wall at the Community Corrections Center on Fourth Avenue SE was reported at 4 43 pm Monday. Investigator Lawrence Spielbauer said damage was limited to a small wall area and could have been worse if it reached the attic. A resident, 18 year old Leroy Nell, was jailed that night with no charges filed yet. The occupant blamed an accidental cigarette ash flicked into a hole in a window frame.

Community Corrections Center Fourth Ave Leroy Nell Linn County Fire Department Lawrence Spielbauer Spielbauer

Nagel Named U of Iowa Lobbyist Successor

Dennis J. Nagel 32 a former administrative assistant to Governor Ray will become a lobbyist for the University of Iowa succeeding Max Hawkins who retires November 30. Nagel from Edgewood joined Rays staff in 1974 and left last May to enroll in law school.

Des Moines Dennis J. Nagel Robert Ray Nagel Max Hawkins University of Iowa Hawkins Ironmen U of I Edgewood Ray U of I College of Law

Clarifications and Corrections Policy Update

Former Delaware County Sheriff Mike Barr completed his term in 1972 and retired. The Gazette invites complaints about accuracy and will publish corrections or clarifications in this space. Contact 398 8313.

Delaware County Mike Barr Barr The Gazette Phone

South Korea Bid Collusion Cost U.S. Military

Five years ago U.S. Army investigations found South Korea condoned, if not controlled, collusive bidding by South Korean contractors that cost U.S. military units about $20 million a year.

U.S. Army South Korea U.S

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