Deaths include infants and adults in Iowa obituaries
The notice lists the deaths of Shawn Phillip Jones infant son of James and Mrs. Jones of 715 Fifteenth SE Cedar Rapids services pending. Scott C. Davies 18 of rural McGregor died of a drug overdose with services at Congregational church McGregor. Leta Higbee Kelly funeral held Turner chapel east. Frieda C Wegermann funeral, burial at Bay View Minnesota. John Broghamer 80 World War I veteran. Harold Billings 67. Edward R. Davis 83. Arthur J Calderwood Jr 63. Velma Jean Kinkaid 45. Francis Longwell 77 with memorials or funds established. multiple locations and arrangements noted.
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Shawn Phillip Jones
James Jones
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Scott C. Davies
McGregor
Charles F. Davies
Mar-Mac High School
Benjamin
William Davies
Ben Schultz
Congregational Church
Oliver Larkin
Pleasant Grove
Thornburg’s
Ossian
John Broghamer
St. Francis de Sales
Schmitz
Sigourney
Harold Billings
Holm
Leo R. Farmer
American Legion
Lacey Kerr
VFW
Montour
Edward R. Davis
Lone Tree
Wellman
Francis Longwell
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Powell’s
Lawyers Back Judges On Deferred Sentences
The Criminal Law Assn of Linn County and the Linn County Bar Assn back judges' right to independently determine sentences in criminal cases especially deferred sentences for drunken driving. They argue critics misrepresent the use and note deferred sentences avoid court backlog and reduce repeat offenses.
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Criminal Law Assn
Linn County
Linn County Bar Assn
Fred Dumbaugh
Linn
Dumbaugh
Kirkwood Community College
Democrats Invite All Members to Linn County Caucus
Linn county Democratic Chairman Steve Severn reminders invite bona fide party members to attend the Democratic county caucus at 8 tonight at the Knights of Columbus building in Cedar Rapids. Straw polls on 1978 campaign issues and potential primary contests are on tap.
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Linn County
Democratic
Steve Severn
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Rapids
Correction fixes Amana fridge defect contact number
The Gazette corrects a Monday report by noting the toll free number was for out of state callers only. In state callers should use 1 319 622 5511 provided by the state department of health consumer safety and health division.
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Amana
Gazette
State Department of Health Consumer Safety and Health Division
Lipsky Opposes EPA Noise Labeling Plan in Iowa Hearing
Iowa state representative Joan Lipsky told EPA officials that residents oppose a federal noise labeling scheme for household appliances. She argued local regulation is better and urged training for police to enforce noise rules. The EPA plans hearings in Cedar Rapids, San Francisco, and Washington to gather public input.
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Lipsky
Charles Elkins
EPA Control Programs
Iowa
EPA
Elkins
Bruce Anderson
Dick Clark
Michael Blouin
Charles Anderson
University of Iowa
Iowa Consumers’ League
Iowa Speech and Hearing Assn
The
American Assn
City Officials Seek Reinstatement of City Cars
Public Improvements Commissioner Richard Phillips proposes city owned cars for two officials George Milligan and Dick Ransom to ensure immediate response to emergencies at the water pollution control plant and in city engineering. Mayor Canney suggests portable radios as alternative while Phillips assesses costs and feasibility before a decision.
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Richard Phillips
George Milligan
Dick Ransom
Phillips
George
Don Canney
Ransom
Milligan
Beulah Storm Toll Rises After Inland Texas Destruction
Ten years ago Beulah struck inland Texas causing tornado outbreaks that left three dead. The hurricane's ferocious winds damaged homes farms and roads across affected areas. Local responders faced extensive recovery efforts as authorities assessed the aftermath.
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Beulah
Texas
City council weighs pay gaps after raises debate
Council members express shock at salary disparities between mayor and commissioners. They discuss 6 percent increases for the next two years and consider cost of living data. Proposals would raise the mayor to about 27,585 next year and 29,241 in 1979, while commissioners would reach about 24,756 and 26,242.
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Reins
Schaefer
Phillips
Reinis
Federal Funds Set for Two CR. Projects
Cedar Rapids receives nearly 500000 in federal funds for two public works projects under the Economic Development Administration. L street SW reconstruction and sewer work will cost about 190000, while sidewalk removal and new walks on the southwest side total about 230000. A third project for May’s Island river walls at 580000 is expected to gain approval soon. Mayor Canney notes a 90 day work start deadline may require a weather waiver.
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Cedar Rapids
L Street
Eighth Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Economic Development Administration
Local Public Works Act
Tom Aller
May
Island River Walls
Don Canney
Aller
Editor Robert Frazier Shot at Home in Eugene
Eugene Register Guard editorial editor Robert Frazier was found shot to death at his home in Eugene. He was 56 and a former Nieman Fellow who served last year as a Pulitzer Prizes judge.
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Eugene, Ore
Robert Frazier
Eugene Register Guard
Nieman
Mrs. Slavik Reports Quick Sale Success
"Sold it in 1 day. I'm pleased with the very good results," said Mrs. Joe Slavik.
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Joe Slavik
OMB Director Lance faces mixed signals on resignation
White House talks with Carter touched on energy as Lance's future hangs on confidence at the top. Senator Ribicoff and Senator Percy urged caution while Proxmire cited lack of budget management experience. A three member DOJ panel will review Lance matter and recommend action.
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Carter
White House
Byrd
Stevens
Lance
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Govermental Affairs Committee
Ribicoff
Percy
Office of Management and Budget
O'Neill
O’neill
House
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Senate Banking Committee
OMB
Wisconsin Democrat
Jody Powell
Powell
Hamilton Jordan
Peter Flaherty
Justice Department
Public Opinion Split Over Carter Lance Controversy
The AP poll shows inconclusive shifts in support for Lance's resignation amid three days of Senate hearings. About 26 percent doubt Carter’s promise on moral conduct, 8 percent more trust it, and 53 percent remain unaffected. Carter’s job rating shows 22 percent down, 9 percent up, 59 percent unchanged. over half rate him excellent or good, 38 percent fair, 9 percent poor.
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Senate Government Affairs Committee
Lance
Ribicoff
Percy
National Bank of Georgia
Senate Committee
Chilton Research Services
Radnor
Carter
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Ann Schrader
Linn County Sheriffs Office
Linn County Attorney’s Office
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