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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1978

Page

3

Deaths in Cedar Rapids area include Pearl Spencer

Obituaries list Pearl Conger Spencer 84 of 3037 Henderson Ave SE who died after a brief illness. A former English professor at the University of Illinois and Western Reserve University, she held degrees from the University of Colorado and was active in the League of Women Voters. Memorial services are scheduled at Coe College. The notice also covers Leighton R. Niles and multiple other local death notices with service details and burial plans.

Pearl Conger Spencer Henderson Ave Richard C. Spencer Cedar Rapids Eaton Ohio Spencer Trinidad Colo University of Illinois Western Reserve University Cleveland University of Colorado League of Women Voters Edna Willis Boulder University of Iowa West Gallery Sinclair Auditorium Coe College Turner Chapel East Leighton R. Niles Mesa Ariz Rapid City S.C Arizona Hawkeye Frances Keefer Minneapolis, Minn Niles Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railroad St. Paul's United Methodist Church Stephen Menzner Marion Carol Herrold S.D Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Lloyd E. Brockmeyer Cedar Memorial Funeral Home The American Heart Fund Elizabeth K. Sloan Bever Ave Edwin Sloan Nashua Marshalltown Murdoch Chapel Jack Woods Oak Shade

Indicted drug ring in Des Moines consolidation likely

Roxanne Conlin said 31 of 34 defendants in the Des Moines heroin conspiracy have been arrested or are in custody. three others are expected to be apprehended soon. Three turned themselves in, while Ring and Ligia Wolfe and Donald Allen remain at large. Bonds were lowered for many in custody. Hobbs stays jailed on a $500,000 bond. Woods remains in Texas. Powell-Kidd, 23, was released while pregnant. Cases may be merged into Cedar Rapids and Des Moines conspiracies.

Des Moines Roxanne Conlin U.S Southern District of Iowa Mose Allen Dennis English David Williams Ring Ligia Wolfe Donald Allen Wolfes Cedar Rapids Allen Ron Longstaff Longstaff Conlin Clifford Hobbs Mable Woods Texas Corby Powell-Kidd 14Th St. SE

Jepsen attacks Clark over budget vote in Iowa

Republican opponent Roger Jepsen says Sen Dick Clark talks in Iowa and votes in Washington differently after Clark backed the Senate 1979 budget authorization bill totaling 489.5 billion dollars with 42.3 billion in deficit spending. Jepsen cites defeat of Sen William Roth's 10.1 billion deficit cut amendment as proof.

Dick Clark Iowa Washington Roger Jepsen Jepsen Clark Senate Cedar Rapids William Roth Delaware Roth Sen. Clark

Four Hurt In Linn County Car Tractor Crash Near Mount Vernon

Four people injured in a Thursday evening accident on county roads near Mount Vernon Linn County. Alfred P Johnson 64 Mount Vernon suffered minor arm and back injuries when his tractor rolled over after being struck on its rear left wheel by a car driven by Ricky Lyons 22 of 1200 Third Ave SE Lyons attempted to pass the tractor which was turning left into a field drive Valerie D Sisel 19 of 1500 Wilson Ave SW was in fair condition in intensive care at Mercy Hospital David Convey 27 of 2510 10th St Marion and Lyons were treated for minor injuries and released.

Mount Vernon Linn County Sheriff's Department Alfred P. Johnson Mercy Hospital Johnson Ricky R. Lyons Third Ave Valerie D. Sisel Wilson Ave Lyons Mercy David Convey 10Th St Marion

Rowley Man Dies in Farming Accident

A 25 year old Rowley man, David John Ager, was killed when a corn picker slipped from a block and fell on him on his Quasqueton area farm. He died at People's Memorial Hospital in Independence about 7 p.m. Thursday.

Quasqueton Rowley David John Ager People’s Memorial Hospital Independence Ager

Six arrested in Linn County drunken driving arrests

Six persons were arrested on drunk driving charges in Linn County. Richard C. McGuinn, 17, Robins, was arrested at 1:05 a.m. at Robins Road and Northwood Drive NE. DuWayne S. Carter, 32, 717 33rd St. NE, at 12:25 a.m. at 19th Street and Bever Avenue SE, also charged with speeding. Stephen L. Stuart, 38, Anamosa, at 12:20 a.m. on Highway 151, west of the Jones County line, also charged with speeding and interfering with official acts. Daniel P. Poggerphol, 20, 417 12th St. SE, at 12:25 a.m. in the 100 block of Fifth Avenue SE, also charged with driving to the left of center. Harry E. King, 35, Marion, at 8:10 p.m. Thursday on East Post Road south of Fox Road NW. Richard L. Frederickson, 42, 1717 Bever Ave. SE, at 8:35 p.m. Thursday in the 400 block of Eighth Avenue SE, also charged with an equipment violation.

Linn County Richard C. McGuinn Robins Robins Road Northwood Drive DuWayne S. Carter 33Rd St 19Th Street Bever Avenue Stephen L. Stuart Anamosa Highway 151 Jones County Daniel P. Poggerphol 12Th St Fifth Avenue SE Richard L. Frederickson Bever Ave Eighth Avenue SE

Unseasonably Hot Day Shifts Cedar Rapids School Hours

Eastern Iowa felt record heat with Cedar Rapids airports at 91 degrees by 1 p.m. as temperatures rose toward 100. Many districts cut sessions or released students early due to lack of air conditioning, while College Community parents could pick up children earlier. The city’s all-time high for this date remains 99 set in 1912.

Iowa Cedar Rapids College Community

Iran braces under martial law amid pro democracy protests

Iran imposes martial rule across Tehran and ten other cities after clashes with security forces. Gen Gholam Ali Oveissi vows harsh penalties for curfew violations as clergy and Islamic leaders push back against the shah’s liberal reforms.

Gholam Ali Oveissi Tehran Mashad Qom Karaj Qazvin Tabriz Ahvaz Abadan Shiraz Kazeroun Jahrom Isfahan

IDPA awards honor Gazette among Iowa papers

The Gazette earned two third place editorial awards at the Iowa Daily Press Association convention, in page one and editorial page categories for papers over 12,000 circulation. Quad-City Times, Dubuque Telegraph Herald led page one. Iowa City Press Citizen and Ottumwa Courier led editorial.

Des Moines The Gazette Iowa Daily Press Association Quad-City Times Dubuque Shenandoah Evening Sentinel Shenandoah Oelwein Daily Register Oelwein

Carter, Sadat, Begin hold extended Camp David talks

Summit progress shows Carter meeting with Sadat and Begin for five hours, plus additional sessions with aides including Vance Brzezinski and Mondale. Core issues center on Israeli withdrawals and Palestinian self rule. News blackout ordered. security at Camp David described amid renewed clashes in Lebanon and Beirut with Syrian peacekeepers and militia forces.

Carter Sadat Begin Marine Corps Vance Zbigniew Brzezinski Walter Mondale White House Jody Powell U.N Lebanon Beirut

Leach Pushes Nitrite Research Bill

Rep. Jim Leach introduces legislation to fund nitrite substitute research and expand USDA studies beyond a single rat strain. The bill orders USDA to consult producers processors and consumers while using existing research funds to sponsor the programs.

Washington Jim Leach Department of Agriculture Massachusetts Institute of Technology Secretary of Agriculture USDA

Study urged on food bans

Rep James Martin says regulators must weigh benefits and risks before banning food additives at a NAS hearing on saccharin and food safety policy. He argues not all hazards can be eliminated and relative risks should guide focus on the worst.

Washington James Martin R-N.c

Paley to Receive Governors Award at Emmy Telecast

William S. Paley chairman of CBS Inc will be honored with the first annual Governors Award during the Emmy telecast on CBS September 17. The award recognizes his outstanding contributions to the television industry and notes he founded the Columbia Radio Network more than 50 years ago.

Hollywood William S. Paley CBS Inc CBS Paley Columbia Radio Network

Kennedy autopsy debate highlights lone gunman dispute

The hearing featured Wecht challenging the single bullet theory and arguing a second shooter is possible. Retired Navy Captain Humes described the Bethesda autopsy while officials displayed now unreleased Kennedy materials and Connally’s clothing. The brain’s whereabouts remain unresolved despite archival records and interviews.

Navy James Humes Kennedy Bethesda Naval Hospital Washington National Archives Connally

Dutch bulbs and nursery ads brighten city brief

Daffodils Crocus Hyacinth and Tulips advertise fresh from Holland at Baumhoefener Nursery 4241 Johnson Ave NW Open Sunday 1 to 4 PM. Also prime office space for rent and a copper-tone pot Chinese Evergreen plant special $9.95. Theft report notes stereo equipment valued at $900 stolen between Saturday and Tuesday from Mark R Schiffman 2007 Ellis Road NW.

Holland Baumhoesener Nursery Johnson Ave Baumhoefener Nursery Mark R. Schiffman Ellis Road

Lance family accused of abusing bank position in 1977

On this date in 1977 the comptroller of the currency charged Bert Lance and his family with overdrawing their Georgia bank accounts for personal gain, signaling official scrutiny of their financial conduct.

Comptroller of the Currency Bert Lance Georgia

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