Edne Wilson 102 dies after sudden illness in Cedar Rapids
Edne Lee Wilson aged 102 of 2030 First Ave NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday in a local hospital after a sudden illness. A former Waterloo resident, she edited a house organ at Bishop Cafeteria, hosted a cooking show on KCRG and did TV commercials for Merchants National Bank. Services Wednesday at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories. Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. She was active in First Congregational Church and local clubs. Surviving daughter Dorothy Lewis, sister Florence Schneider, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Wife and daughter of Mount Pleasant businessman shot dead
Clementine Beavers, 58, and her 16 year old daughter Karol were found dead by husband Max Beavers. He was treated for shock and released. Authorities cited no suspects and no one in custody as autopsies were planned in Iowa City.
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Iowans offered refunds on 77 model Oldsmobiles Buicks and Pontiacs
The article explains a $200 cash refund and extended warranty offers for 1977 vehicles with Chevrolet engines sold after April 10 1977. Those who filed complaints with the attorney general will be investigated under the Iowa consumer fraud act to recover damages. Turner notes others in the group who did not complain are presumed to have known the engine type.
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Kidnapping Case Prompts $50000Reward in Las Vegas
The Sayegh family announces a $50,000 reward for information leading to Cary's safe return. The abduction news surfaced after the incident as authorities requested media silence. Cary, a 4 foot 2 inch 60 pound boy with brown hair and eyes, has not been heard from since the single phone call.
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Court actions touch on abuse law and jury unanimity
A three judge federal panel found parts of Texas child abuse law unconstitutional while other cases discussed in review include whether a six member state court jury must be unanimous in criminal verdicts Louisiana consideration of age discrimination remedies, SEC disclosure on ITT charges, and EP referenda.
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Labor union PACs face FEC complaint over contribution limits
The NTRTWC accuses AFL-CIO and its unions of steering PAC funds as a single unit to exceed limits. It cites $93,950 channeled to Senator Clark and other Democratic candidates, arguing coordinated control by AFL-CIO. Clark aides defend legitimacy of union contributions within member donations. The group waited on Oct 10 reports before filing before the election.
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Brock criticizes Congress as 'irresponsible' in Cedar Rapids rally
Republican National Committee chair William Brock denounces the Democratic Congress as ineffective and promises new faces to curb spending and reduce taxes. He blames inflation on government, touts Tom Tauke and a spending ceiling to spur private growth during a Elmcrest Country Club fundraiser.
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U S study disputes small Iowa hospital birth findings
Dr Herman Hein of the University of Iowa College of Medicine reports that small Iowa community hospitals remain suitable for most births, challenging federal health planners views. The major article due to publish Friday in The Journal of.
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Open house at Penick site sights county office plan
An open house Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. at the former Penick and Ford Limited headquarters 920 First St. SW allows the public to view the building Linn County Supervisors may use for county offices. Voters will decide on Nov 7 whether to allow up to 1.1 million from federal funds to buy office space without property taxes. The site is not on the ballot but is pledged if the referendum passes.
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