Death rise linked to jobless boost study finds
A congressional study based on Johns Hopkins data ties 1970 75 increases in unemployment to thousands of stress related deaths personal crisis reports and homicides. It cites 26 000 deaths from stroke kidney and heart disease 1500 personal crises and 1700 homicides linked to unemployment across four decades of data.
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Washington
Joint Economic Committee
M. Harvey Brenner
Johns Hopkins University
Brenner
United States
Congressional Research Service
Library of Congress
Weather and births fill day in Daily Record notes
Weather details list wind NW at 10 p.m. and 12 for sunrise sunset times with a Monday sunrise 6 39 and 5 01 sunset. Extended forecast calls for showers Tuesday and fair through Thursday with highs in the 50s to 60s and lows in the 20s and 30s. Birth notices from St Luke's and several households report newborn daughters and sons on Oct 29 30 at multiple addresses including NW NE SW and SE quadrants. Multiple incident notes cover grease fire motor overheat river search gas odor investigations and a police or service report near Otis Road Bever Avenue SE and 400 Twenty seventh Avenue SW.
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Twin Pine Drive
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Otis Road
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Bever Avenue
Cedar Rapids Obituaries Summary of Five Residents
Cedar Rapids died Friday and Saturday in local hospitals. Jay William VanOrsdol aged 84, born 1892, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, retired from Iowa Manufacturing and Merchants National Bank, survived by widow Ruby Finch and two sons. Sam Bedra, 84, born 1892 in Syria, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, burial at Islamic National Cemetery. Rebekah Kathleen Baack infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Baack. Arthur Rudolph Steinke, 79, veteran of World War I, Cedar Rapids construction foreman, survived by wife Marvel and large family. William Elbert Kee, 83, former postal employee, World War I veteran, burial arrangements pending. Also Mabel L. Parsons, 88, widow of William H. Parsons, long-time Cedar Rapids resident, survived by two daughters, a stepdaughter, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Services for the deceased are scheduled at Turner's east or west chapels, Cedar Memorial Park cemetery, and Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church with various officiants.
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Sam Bedra
J Street
Fort Dodge
Syria
Cedar Rapids
Adeabah Bank
Quaker Oats Co
Grace Leidel
Oregon
Ohio
Paul
Oak Harbor
Betty Eiler
James Bedra
Turner’s West
Islamic National Cemetery
Rebekah Kathleen Baack
Jerry R. Baack
Eleventh Street
Chandra
Donald Joyner
Ivan Baack
William Joyner
Marie Joyner
Grace Murphy
Emma Baack
Marengo
Carl Paulsen
Beaver Crossing
Neb
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
David T. Smith
Good News Baptist Church
Vienna
Marvel Bernice Jensen
Monticello
Trinity Lutheran Church
Steinke
Haegg Construction Co
James J
Robert L. Jensen
Arthur R
Thomas E
George A
Wayne A. Steinke
Donald Cantondine
Carter Smith
Alva Williams
Francis Kindl
William Sieling
Rudd
L.C. Rinderknecht
Gus
Alfred
Sarasota
Fla
Turner’s East
Richard Thompson
Trinity Lutheran
William Elbert Kee
Third Street
Central City
Fern Marie DeWoody
Alburnett
Salem United Methodist Church
Charles DeWoody
Coggan
Ina Myers
William H. Parsons
Mabel L. Parsons
C Avenue
Albia
Ottumwa
Kenwood Park
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Murry Haber
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories
Harris
Orva Victor
Reagen Benedict
Cedar Valley
The
National Oats Co
Quaker Oats
Gazette Co The Cedar Rapids Daily Ad Rates and Postage
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates show carrier 1.05 per week and mail options for Afternoon Edition plus weekend issues at 4.294 weeks 46.00 52 weeks. Other states and territories 70.00 52 weeks. No Mail Subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news.
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The
Gazette Co
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Three Car Crash Leaves Two Injured in City Intersection
A Saturday three car pile up at Sixteenth avenue and Twelfth street SW injured Forrest Channel, 60, and Mary Frame, 43, who were treated and released from a local hospital. Alan D. Henkel, 17, rear ended a vehicle, pushing it into another. Henkel was charged with failure to have control of his vehicle. Betty Lou Cowgar, 34, and Ricardo Lee Havlik, 17, were involved as drivers in the incident.
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Forrest Channel
Fourth Avenue SE
Mary Frame
Oakdale Manor
Sixteenth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Alan D. Henkel
Eastview Avenue
Betty Lou Cowgar
Eighth Street
Ricardo Lee Havlik
Blairs Ferry Road
Cowgar
Henkel
Iowa Deaths List Recaps Local Obituaries and Call Details
A compilation of Iowa death notices from multiple towns including Brooklyn Worthington McBride’s Dyersville Tama West Union Solon Vinton Decorah Blayblock Augustine Sheronick Harris and others. Entries include ages at death visitation or calling hours church or funeral home locations and corrections to prior statements.
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Brooklyn
George Carlson
Nevenhoven
St. Mary’s Church
Brosh’s. Vinton
Lizzie Trottnow
Overton’s
Dysart
Overton’s. Decorah
Thomas T. Henning
Olson-Fjelstul Funeral Home
Three Cedar Rapids Teens Charged With Marijuana Possession
Police report three Cedar Rapids youths, all teenagers, were charged with possession of marijuana after officers saw a plastic bag tossed from a car in Bever Park. Officials said the bag contained a substance believed to be marijuana and three pipes were confiscated.
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Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Chairs Gone and Stolen Dog Reported in City Briefs
Marion Dyer of 1925 Ellis boulevard NW reported Saturday that two lawn chairs valued at 64 dollars were removed from her back yard. Myra Wyman of 805 Twenty-ninth street NW reported Saturday that her AKC registered Pekinese dog valued at 150 dollars was stolen from her house.
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Marion Dyer
Ellis Boulevard
Myra Wyman
Twenty-ninth Street
60 000 65 000 Flu Shots Given in Linn County
An estimated 60 000 to 65 000 persons received free swine flu shots during an eight day Linn county program. Norma Kirsch, coordinator, said final tallies await Monday. The Town and Country center inoculated about 5 000 on Friday and 3 000 on Saturday, the last day of clinics.
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Linn County
Norma Kirsch
Merchandise Stolen in Four Weekend Breakins
Police report four weekend breakins totaling over 4000 dollars in merchandise. Tim Barry of 436 Red Fox SE reported loss of a turntable speakers and amplifier valued 1050. Gene Wallin NW reported cassette deck speakers stereo receiver turntable camera and ring valued 1605. Tom Buresh NE reported cameras silverware leather coat tape player two speakers and TV valued 920. A 60 horsepower boat motor was stolen from Alfred Krejca’s garage on Bowling SW.
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Tim Barry
Red Fox Road
Gene Wallin
Westwood Drive
Tom Buresh
C Avenue NE
Alfred Krejca
Bowling Street
Auto Vandalism Reports in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police received three reports of car windows smashed on the northeast side Friday night. Meg Engelhardt reports her car window broken at 321 Shastacourt NE. Karen Quint reports a window smashed on 2053 North Towne Court NE. Ted Edgar reports rear window smashed at 2047 North Towne Court NE.
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Cedar Rapids
Meg Engelhardt
Spy Glass Hill SE
Shastacourt NE
Karen Quint
North Towne Court NE
Ted Edgar
Center Point Woman Hospitalized After One Vehicle Crash
A Center Point woman Irene Gott, 61, was hospitalized in good condition at Mercy hospital after a Saturday afternoon one vehicle collision near Center Point. Passenger James Young, 11, of Shellsburg, was treated and released. Further details were not available.
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Center Point
Irene Gott
Mercy Hospital
James Young
Shellsburg
Drunk Driving Charge Filed in Cedar Rapids Case
Cedar Rapids police charged Donald Keith McCallister, 43, of 321 E Avenue NW, with drunk driving after an arrest at 4 45 p m in the 200 block of E Avenue NW. He also faced charges of disobeying a traffic signal driving on the wrong side and striking street fixtures.
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Cedar Rapids
Donald Keith McCallister
E Avenue NW
McCallister
Ford Leads Ford and Carter in Key Electoral States
The Ford Committee shows Carter ahead in states totaling 230 electoral votes while Ford leads in 196, with 112 states labeled pivotal, indicating a narrow, swing area in the 1976 election race.
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Ford
Carter
Pivotal
Ford Keiths Through Fatigue on Final Campaign Blitz
President Ford used tea honey and steam to save his voice as he campaigned in Texas Pennsylvania and headed for New York predicting a sweeping victory over Carter. Carter attacked Ford on taxes and farm policy before about 20 000 in Rio Grande rally and larger crowd in New Orleans as Ford pressed a 72 hour blitz amid polls showing a dead heat. Carter urged turnout in Texas Louisiana and Tulsa promising a very close election.
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Ford
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Rio Grande Valley
New Orleans
Houston
Louisiana
Tulsa
Ohla
Park Case Tangles Korea Influence in U S Officials
In 1975 Blum sought records but a State Department lawyer said the matter was turned to the Justice Department and “very sensitive.” By February 1976 public signals emerged that the JDs probe Korean influence on U S officials, with Rep members Addabbo and Leggett later connected to bribery charges. Park/A D officials later cooperated per associates.
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State Department
Blum
Justice Department
Park
United States
South Korea
Joseph Addabbo
New York
Robert Leggett
California
Voter views mark a pivotal presidential choice
A series of residents share mixed feelings on Ford and Carter amid inflation and economy worries. Marian Harris, 77, Independence, backs Ford but fears inflation. Louise Schultz, 27, Iowa City, favors Carter for stability and job security. Rev. Earl Dykema notes a call for balance in government. others, including Charlene Pickart and Jay Coppess, weigh taxes, employment, and elder care. The tone is cautious about November 3 and the national shift beyond the war.
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Marian Harris
Independence
Carter
Mrs. Harris
Ford
Harris
Democratic Congress
Louise Schultz
Avenue NW
Jimmy Carter
Schultz
Wilson Foods
Earl Dykema
Peace Christian Reformed Church
Avenue NE
Dykema
Congress
Charlene Pickart
Keystone
Mrs. Pickart
Jay Coppess
Iowa City
Coppess
Wilson
Ritchie
Cedar Rapids Central
Eugene) McCarthy
McCarthy
Susan Hampton
Lisbon
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Nancy Hicks
New York Times Service
C.R. Weather
Daily Record
St. Luke's
Larry W. Hulen
Sixth Street
Philip C. Jones
Town House Drive
Ronald R. Brooker
Twenty-first Avenue
Jerry L. McCarty
Vinton
Ronald M. McDermott
Larry Paulsen
Gateway Street
Ronald Hald
E Avenue
Jay VanOrsdol
Jay William VanOrsdol
Golf Street
Rowley
Ruby Finch
Cortland, N.Y
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Merchants National Bank
Mr. VanOrsdal
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Holman Lodge
A.M
Robert J
Waukesha
Wis
William F
Palo Alto
Calif
Ivadell Bebb
Los Angeles
John P. Woods
Rowley Cemetery
Rebekah Baack
Arthur Steinke
Arthur Rudolph Steinke
William Kee
Sovereign
Charles
Henrietta
Associated Press
Linn
C.R
United Press International
Korea
Tom Ritchie
Earl J. Leland
Luther College
Decorah
Federal Trade Commission
Grace Ford
Glenbrook Drive
James H. Carter
Terry Drive
Stewart Funeral Home
First Ave. N.E
William J. Stewart
James F. Stewart
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
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