Social Security Pays 2 Million In Linn County Monthly
Social Security benefits flow to Linn county residents at 2 102 000 monthly as of 1974. Cedar Rapids district manager James Wood notes beneficiaries include 42 506 retired workers and dependents, 43 8 survivors, and 4 529 disabled or dependents. Iowa totals show 71 015 under 60 receive payments, with many students and disabled youths receiving continued benefits.
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Linn County
James Wood
Cedar Rapids
Ling Vointy
Wood
Aboud Dane
Iowa
Ihig
Dell
Tven
Wand
Cedar Rapids Obituaries Highlight Local Residents and Tragic Deaths
Obituaries record Robert Getlin 48 of 22 Li jawenne NW fatally shot after a dispute. Gerald L. Chapel 48 charged with murder. Robert Gailin a Cedar Rapids iron worker born 1926 had services at Linwood Cemetery. George O Dowd 60 died after illness. long Cedar Rapids resident with ties to railroad. Burial at Cedar Memorial. services held by Rev. Root and Rev. Bilerbeck. multiple family survivors listed.
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Robert Getlin
Robert. Carl Gailin
Cedar Rapids
Linwood Cemetery
Stephen R. Root
St. James United Methidist Church
Ty Bearle
Mrs M R Hopker Hepker 83 Dies After Illness
Mrs M R Hopker Hepker aged 83 of 2705 Wilson Ave SW died Thursday after a long illness. Born February 25 1809 in Lafayette she leaves two sons Martin L Hepker Springville and Bennet T Hepker Cedar Rapids a daughter Mrs Rey Sthoonover Cedar Rapids nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Private services at Turner Chapel West at 10 30 am Saturday conducted by the Rev A Washington of Sharon United Methodist Church Burial Linwood Friends may call at Turner Chapel West until 10 am Saturday. The casket will not be shown after the service.
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Ita Mace
Cainesvilla
Ninner Chapel
Ramon Booth
Central Assembly of God Church
Turial
Linwood Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Merth R. Hepker
Wilson Avenue
Lafayette
Martin L. Hepker
Springville
Bennst T. Hepker
Cedar Rapids
Rey Sthoonover
Turner
Chapel
Tey
Washington
Shara United
Methodist
Lehurch
Buriat
Linwood
Vera H. Kleiman
Eavedie NW
G. J. Kleiman
Ing
Oek Weln
Cedar Rauids
Mr. Kleiman
Independence
Marie Snell
Lois Hellentall
William J. Kleiman
Seus Seuewree
Ivan DeLallunl
Cedariot
Shisbelumor Ang Rapids
West
Larey K. Fruehling
First Lutheran
Wiliam Liedtke
Fairfax Cemtery
Pennzoil Corp
Houston
Turner Chapel West
Stans
Long illness ends Cedar Rapids minister's life in Omaha
Robert H. Allen a former resident of Cedar Rapids and minister of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints died Wednesday in an Omaha hospital after a long illness. Surviving are his wife Zollac, a daughter Roberta, seven grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Services were held in Omaha and Lamoni.
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Robert MW. Allin
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Wwe
Reorganized Church of Jesus. Christ “of Latter-Day Saints
Zollac
Erwin
Omeha
Roberta Brustkern
Ryansdale
Ceashy Rupkel Chapel
Weather and births fill a cluttered midweek record
The page reports Wednesday high in the 70s with rain chances and winds from the northwest. It lists rainfall totals, barometer readings, and temperatures, then details numerous birth notices and a long stream of obituaries and funeral notices for communities including Mercy, St. Luke's, and various towns, with names and addresses.
Rites Saturday for Mary A Price 83
Mary A Price 83 lifelong resident of Coggon and Troy Mills died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. She was born August 6 1889 near Coggon and married Clarence Price August 12 1907 in Marion. Surviving are her husband three daughters two sons in law and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at the United Methodist church Troy Mills burial in Troy Mills cemetery. Friends may call at Murdoch funeral home in Nicholas L Deak president of Deak and Company announced details.
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George O. Boyd
George
Kenmore Slest
Cedar Rapids
St Ola
Ruth M. Richards
Boyd
Chicago North Western Railroad
Larry D
Bidean’ Boyd
Cedar Repids
Jehidran
Clifton Bilerbeck
Kenwood Fark United Methodist
Cedar’ Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Kalona Mennonite
Powell's
Ganttsch's
Monttcello
Raymond Wright
Gaettsch
S. Troy Mill
Mary A.lice
United Methodist Church
Murfoch’s
Walker
Troy
Mary
Price
Coggon
Troy Mills
Marion
Clarence Price
Sarah Annis
Vera Price
John ‘Smith
Itvenesvee
Haris Tite
Coxgon
Troy Mills Reign’ Exchange Company
Tieves
Murdoch Funteal
Nicholas L. Deak
Presidenis
Welker
Liam
Af Deak and ‘Company
Warne of Wide Dollar Discounts in Europe
Ten years ago President Kennedy outlined six conditions prompting U.S. action against the Cuban regime aided by the Soviets. The piece notes wide dollar discount rates at hotels and other tourist venues as travelers seek to change currency or obtain travel essentials.
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Warne
Europe
Kennedy
U.S
Shriver Iowa Arrival Delayed By Late Plane
Sargent Shriver Democratic vice presidential hopeful faced a late arrival in Dubuque Iowa causing a skip of the Pete McCabe farm stop near Custade and a disrupted schedule. Plane delays and runway length at the Dubuque airport forced planners to reevaluate a speech at Laras College and a walk with Senator Dick Clark.
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Dubuque
Sargent Shriver
Hawkeye
Visib
sThursday
Pete McCabe
Custade
Shriver
Miami
Memorial Services Held At Local Funeral Home
Memorial services were held at Taneba Kuba funeral home with Rev Francis King of Olivet United Presbyterian Ohiven presiding. Burial followed at Qzoeh National Xrot. Wesley services Friday at 1:80 am at Kuba funeral home east with Rev Willan B. Haraish officiating. Interment at Linwood Schappert Wilbur A Turner chapel west at 10:30 am Friday with Major Eugene Ad fey presiding. Burial at Coder Memorial Cemetery.
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Stoma
Woarrey
Phuredoy
Taneba-Kuba
Francis King
Olivet
United Presbyterian
Ohiwen
Qzoeh National
Xrot
Wesley
Kuba
Reral
Willan
B. Haraish
Bortol
Linwood, Schappert
Wilbur A
Turner Chapel
Eugene Ad~ Fey
Coder Memorial Ceemetery
Body found after long Cedar Rapids lake search
A body recovered from a Cedar Rapids area lake was removed to Iowa City for autopsy. Deputies used gas masks during retrieval and questioned whether the body was on federal land. Authorities note a pattern of disappearances of young women in the region over the past year. The body was located by James Jones while searching for Indian cycles near 1291 Eighth Street NW.
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Ervoir
Johnson County
T.‘T. Borck
Jobson County
Iowa City
Johnson
Lintz County
Cedar Rapids
James Jones
Eighth Street
Cedar, Rapids
Onas
Trade talks outline Soviet fertilizer deal and gas ventures
Hartmer said negotiations focused on three projects. A proposal to supply 150 million dollars worth of superphosphoric fertilizer annually to the Soviet Union for 20 years in exchange for an equal value in gas and other resources. He didn't estimate total value but called it very large. The plan included no joint venture for resource exploitation. gas would be paid for by the United States with machinery deliveries. A permanent trade center in Moscow would house 400 firms, a large hotel, and offices.
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Repupean Party
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Democrstic
McGovern
Filmat
O'Brien
Uresus Cls
Watergate
Stans
Clark MacGregor
Nixon
United States Court
Philadelphia
Frank Riezo
MyGovern
White House
Alixo King
Martha Michell
Atty
John N. Michell
Mit‘ Michell
Republican Party
Hartmer
United States
Hammer
Hamner
Ocelental
Moscow
Argo
Agnew Attacks Legal Aid Program For the Poor
Vice President Spiro Agnew says the federal legal aid program for the poor has become a vehicle for politically motivated attorneys seeking to impose their views on society. He argues the program should focus on individual client needs and avoid high profile cases.
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Chicago
Spiro Agnew
American Bar Agsn
Agnew
Jess
Avery
Wheat Policy Clash Riles Farmers and Officials
Report cites farmers and lawmakers amid a rush of wheat sales to the Soviet Union. Issues include prices, government connections, and allegations of a quiet conspiracy by big traders. Also notes resignations and investigations tied to grain sales and a large credit deal with Russia.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U. S
Tuly
White House
George McGovern
Butz
McGovern
Clarence Palmby
Clifford
Pulvey- Tnacher
Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department To Work For the Private Grain Trade, In Connecion
Russia
Justice Department
Palmby
Mascow
Desl
Court asked to halt Cedar County road condemnation
Four members of the Cahill family filed Wednesday in Cedar Rapids federal court for an injunction to stop the Cedar County Board of Supervisors from condemning part of their farm for a road. They seek a court declaration of rights and immediate restraining relief against the condemnation.
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Francis. J. Cahill
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County Board of Supervisors
Park of
Seit
Cassills
Francis J. Kathryn
Itarieis’ D
Mary Joan
Johnson County
Cabill
Cedar River
Cahills
Cahill
Defendinls & Ram Coldemaing
Crhills
Omurt
Work Force at Energy Center Back on Jobs
The 1 200 man construction crew at the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palowa park resumes after a brief pause caused by pickets over task assignments. Union and contractor representatives meet to resolve jurisdictional disputes affecting sheet metal workers and millwrights.
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Energy Center
Duane Arnold Exergy Center
Palowaa’ Park
Beelitel Constructing Co
Sheet Metal] Workers
Millwright Union
Forfeiture Ordered in Schuller Residence Case
Judge Rovert Osmundzon ordered the forfeiture of a Curtis Schuller residence and contents to the state amid the Lyno Louise Beculler disappearance probe. Police seized weapons including a machete and knives on August 25, while Schuller faces charges for allegedly refusing to aid officers. Motions in the case are set for Friday.
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Hams
Keith Schuller
Thirtieth Street
Schuller
Lyno Louise
M Municipal
Air Strikes Hit North Vietnam Bridges and Rail links
The U S command reports over 310 air strikes in North Vietnam with losses including a Navy aircraft and one jet shot down north of the DMZ. Bombing resumed April 6 and targeted rail bridges and a steel plant while 18 bridges were damaged or destroyed.
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Noth Vietnam
Aniaircraft
Dmz
Wangbaw
Pridge
Anm
Thai Nguyen
North Vietnam
U. S. Compand
Doubt on Early Vietnam War Settlement Before January
U S officials privately doubt a negotiated settlement to the Vietnam War will be seen before January despite upcoming diplomatic activity. Private assessments had suggested no settlement before the presidential election on November 7, but a new view arises that the enemy may need about two months to assess the situation after the vote.
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Washington
U.S
Suspect Identified in Brussels Shooting Case
Police identified the suspect in a Brussels shooting involving an Israeli embassy official as Mortecul Hassan Joudat. The embassy had sought information about the incident and linked the case to threats against officials.
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Brussels
Mortecul
Hassan Joudat
Distorted remarks threaten US Soviet farm trade relations
A partisan critique argues distortions risk damaging friendly commercial ties between Americans and the Soviet Union. The speaker warns such misjudgment jeopardizes current and future sales of American farm products and other goods to Moscow.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Unio
Residency Rules Focused By Regents Meeting
Regents in Council City discussed residency requirements for Iowa state universities amid a pending lawsuit over out-of-state status. The board weighed dependency, independence, and support status as criteria and heard a report denying need for a separate four year college of criminal justice within the regent system.
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Regents
Towa City
State Boar of Regents
University of ‘Iowa
Regent
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