Deaths and Obituaries From Cedar Rapids Area
Obituary notices list Charles Harrison Chapman 82 of 241 Twelfth Street NW with June 8 1895 birth in Millersburg and a Cedar Rapids resident for 42 years. Other deaths include John W. Dee 61 of 1003 Seventeenth Avenue SE and Darlene A. Simparosa 44 of 1025 Seventeenth Avenue SE. Funeral arrangements and burial details follow for each, with multiple churches chapels and cemeteries named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harrison Chapman
Twelfth Street
Millersburg
Ressiemae Richardson
Rock Island
Silvis, Ill
Chapman
Cedar Rapids
Harper McIntire Co
Carpenter
Crescent Lodge No. 25
American Trapshooting Assn
Otter Creek Club
The
American Legion
Fred Chapman
Phoenix
Ariz
Turner Chapel West
Neville Clayton
Crescent Lodge
Joohn W. Dee
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Iowa City
Hartwick
Dee
Clayborne Dee
Melinda
Sherri
Ivahn
Timothy
Michael
Randy
Daniel
Earl Dee
Westminster
Calif
Ruth Siepman
Anthony Corsello
Cascade
Rosemary Taylor
Grinnell
Evelyn Skvor
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch
William Harnish
Kent Cemetery
Brooklyn
Darlene A. Simparosa
Joseph Simparosa
Marion
Simparosa
Free Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Independent Order of Foresters
James Raygor
William Raygor
Perry
Dennis Hoy
Teahen Chapel
Wayne Ryan
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Teahen
Avenue NW
Metropolitan rail study to cost $20,000 and span system
Don Salyer of the planning staff said the metro rail study will cover the entire system within the metropolitan limits, examining demands usage and facility conditions as well as operations. The project aims to present alternate future systems and test them, with start hoped for early 1978 and duration about a year. Budget is $20,000 from IDOT with potential state money after IDOT input.
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Don Salyer
Commission
Salyer
Regional Planning Commission
IDOT
Federal Railroad Administration
Sioux City
Waterloo
Des Moines
Innocent Plea By Youngbear In Federal Murder Case
Youngbear pleaded innocent to a federal murder charge in Cedar Rapids federal court. He earlier had the Tama county verdict for second degree murder overturned by Judge McManus for lack of jurisdiction, with the case rising under federal law. He was released on bail and the trial date was set for October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Rodney
Turner Chapel East
Max I. Hall
First Lutheran Church
Linn County
Ellsworth Youngbear
Cedar Rapids
Youngbear
Tama County
Vincent Lasley
Fort Madison
U.S
Edward J. McManus
McManus
State of
Iowa
Iowa City
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
FBI
James Hodges
Woman Injured in Edgewood Road Crash
Marie S Nassif 50 of 2324 Meadow Lane NE was listed in good condition at St Luke s hospital Thursday after a traffic wreck Wednesday. The collision occurred about 4 43 p m at Edgewood Road and Elis Boulevard NW. officials withheld further details.
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Marie S. Nassif
Meadow Lane
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edgewood Road
Elis Boulevard
Carter to name new budget chief after Lance resignation
President Carter faces the removal of Bert Lance as director of the Office of Management and Budget. Lance cites controversy over personal finances and loans as he resigns. Carter says finding a successor will be difficult and reflects on their close working relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Bert Lance
Lance
Senate
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Georgia
Jordan
Fallows
Powell
Iowans Respond To Lance Departure From OMB
Washington doctors the resigna tion of Bert Lance as director of the office of management and budget was for the good of the country according to Iowa lawmakers. Rep. Mike Blouin said it was inevitable amid controversy. Sen. Dick Clark called it right while urging disclosure rules to prevent repeats. Senator John Culver called the decision difficult and in the nation’s interest.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Dick Clark
Iowa
Clark
Lance
John C. Culver
Carter
Culver
Carter pressures Bert Lance as news conference is delayed
The account describes President Carter prodding Bert Lance toward resignation by scheduling a news conference, arranging a casual tennis session, and delaying the talk until 5 p.m. Lance consults his attorney Clark Clifford, then rereads a resignation letter as Carter steps to the podium to begin the televised briefing.
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Carter
Lance
White House
Powell
Hamilton Jordan
Jim Fallows
Georgetown
LaBelle
Lances
Clark Clifford
Bert Lance
Pat Marshall Seeks State Labor Board Seat in Iowa
Waterloo resident Pat Marshall aims to become the first woman on the 10 member Iowa Federation of Labor policy making board, running for Second district vice president after Al Meier's resignation. Marshall, a 24 year Rockwell Collins worker and current Local 1362 IBEW president, says she would not use the post to promote women’s issues, focusing on workers’ needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Pat Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Labor
Marshall
Circle Drive
al Meier
Meier
Iowa
IBEW
Collins Avionics
Rockwell International
Memorial honors Lt. King at Maynard cemetery
The Maynard Legion post notes Lt. King born in Ohio served 1861–1865 as a first lieutenant in the 15th Iowa Infantry. He later moved to Maynard, cared for horses at the racetrack, ran a feed business, and died in April 1893 from burns in a racecourse fire. He is the cemetery’s only Black interment.
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Meyer
King
Legion Post
Ohio
15Th Iowa Infantry
Maynard
SALT talks face hurdles over deadlines and US congress input
The article discusses SALT I extension talks with Soviet limits on missiles and Backfire use. It notes U S concerns about an informal extension triggering congressional demands for a formal say in negotiations.
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U.S
Congress
Amana Schools Elect Board Officers At Meeting
Amana Reynolds Moessner was elected president of the Amana Community School Board at the reorganizational meeting Monday night. Elected vice president was Raymond Berger. Dr Stacey Howell was sworn in as a new board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amana
Reynold Moessner
Raymond Berger
Stacey Howell
Barbs Comforting Thought on Nuclear Threats
A sardonic line suggests a neutron bomb could wipe out a person yet spare heirs from higher insurance premiums due to property damage. It uses dark humor to reflect fear and practical concerns about fallout and costs.
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Clifford Myers
Pinellas Park
Fla
Quaker Oats Co
Florida
Myers
Alta Sisa i
Chicago
Garland
Clifford L., Jr
St. Petersburg
Russell
Fred T. McGrew
Hawkeye
Palmer Memorial Hospital
West Union
Edith
Mary Aproul
Fullerton
James
Concord
Leon McFarland
Emporia
Kan
Clarence Raybourn
Orcutt
Dyersville
Margaret Spielmann
Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
Kramer’s
Walter Granneman
Trinity Lutheran
Milnes
Union Mound
Sumner
Clara Metcalf
George L. Gay
Harlan
Manchester
John T. Hill
Bohnenkamp’s
Ralph H. Hartwig
Hudson
S.C
Hartwig
Sousa Band
Shrine Band
Rainbow Division
Trowel
Royal Arch Masons
Apollo Commandary
Knights Templer
Esther Fisher
Britt
Emma Schroeder
Rhinelander
Wis
John
Sturgeon Bay
Oliver Hartwig
Kuba Funeral Home
Canon D.A. Loferski
Mt. Vernon
Lewis W. Warnock
Coggan
San Diego
Coggon
Coggon High School
U.S. Navy
Mildred A. Burgess
Bayonne
N.J
Zion Presbyterian Church
Mecca Lodge
Kearney Mesa
Railroad Study
Michael Faraday
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Strauss
Brussels
Belgium
Alice Rivlin
Congressional Budget Office
Hale Champion
California
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Young
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Justice Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Election Commission
Internal Revenue Service
First National Bank of
Calhoun
National Bank of Georgia
Dorothy Williams
Lance Decisions
Oval Office
National Security
Ismael Fahmi
Amana Schools
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
Jewellen
Florist
Dial
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