Obituary notices from multiple Iowa area deaths
Ada L Biba 95 former Cedar Rapids resident died Monday in Paoli Pa after brief illness born September 22 1885 in Fulton Illinois married to Frank F Biba who preceded her in death survived by two sons 16 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren private services and burial in Paoli. Also notices for Belle Plaine Judith Doris Pasler Agnes K Schnack William L Blazek Decorah Ingemar S Hilberg Fayette Brownell Marengo Viola Pagel Ridgeway Willie Bine Holloway Donald A Irwin Jack N Truesdell Albert James Tzortzoudakis Mary J services and memorials listed for various churches cemeteries and locations.
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Ada L. Biba
Cedar Rapids
Paoli
Fulton, Ill
Frank F. Biba
William D. Kempter
Joseph C. Kempter
Belle Plaine
Doris E. Pasler
Hrabak’s
Bennett
Agnes K. Schnack
Sheets and Son
New Liberty Cemetery
Chelsea
William L. Blazek
Hrabak
Decorah
Ingemar S. Hilberg
Decorah Lutheran Church
Steine’s. Fayette
Hoover-Valentine’s
Ridgeway
Willie O. Bine
Steine’s
Invasion escalates as Iran and Iraq trade threats
Iraqi forces push toward Iranian positions claiming to break Khomeini’s government. Tehran accuses Iraq of declaring war while Iran designates the Strait of Hormuz as a war zone and orders ships to evacuate. Both sides report air and ground actions with civilian casualties.
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Carter
Baghdad Radio
Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Baghdad
Mosul
Nineveh
Basra
Iraq
Hormuz Strait
Persian Gulf
Gulf of Oman
The
Gulf
Shatt al-Arab
Saddam Hussein
Strait of
Hormuz
Khomeini
Iraq and Iran clash over Shatt al Arab and islands
The article explains how Iraq demanded renegotiation of the 1975 treaty, canceled it to seize eastern Shatt al Arab and 90 square miles of disputed territory, and sought Abu Musa and Tunbs. Iran, embattled by the revolution, accuses Baghdad of arming Arab separatists and Kurdish rebels, while Western and Soviet sources outline military strength and post revolutionary weaknesses.
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Baghdad
Iran
Gulf
Saddam Hussein
Shatt al-Arab
Abu Musa
Sharia
Hormuz
Arabian Sea
Khuzestan
August CPI shows gradual rise and income gains
Prices edged higher in August with automobile finance charges down for a third straight month and household fuels up 0.5 percent. Apparel costs rose 0.6 percent while medical care increased 0.7 percent. CPI stood at 249.4, meaning $1 in 1967 equaled about $2.50 last month. real spendable earnings rose 0.3 percent in August but remain 6.5 percent below a year earlier.
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Labor Department
Carter Reagan clash reshapes 1980 campaign dynamic
Carter tours California amid lagging rally turnout in Philadelphia and signals a closing chapter for the campaign. He presses Iran hostages and labor shifts while Reagan cites soaring prices in Knoxville, unveiling a family suffering index to attack Carter.
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California
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Wash
Golden State
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Torrance
Calif
Iraq
Iran
Afl-Cio
White House
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Reagan
GOP
Knoxville
Jimmy Carter
South
Gerald Ford
Weather Report High Monday and Frost Across Plains
A keystone weather summary notes high Monday at Kebaaa 74 with a low of 22. Normal September totals and recent streaks are given, plus a 11 am barometer of 30.22 rising. Extended forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies, highs in the 50s to 70s through Saturday, and frosty mornings in the upper Mississippi Valley. National temps show a high of 103 in Buckeye Arizona and a 24 degree low in Gunnison Colorado. Thundershowers and scattered showers are reported from Texas to the Tennessee Valley with heavy rain in Jonesboro Midland Harrison Wichita Falls and Marfa. Tropical storm Hermine is crossing the Yucatan and may strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Oklahoma
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Jonesboro
Ark
Midland
Harrison
Wichita Falls
Marfa
Florida
Tennessee Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Plains
Atlantic Seaboard
New Mexico
Ohio Valley
New England
Far West
Hermine
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
Vital Statistics Entries and Incidents Listed
Vital statistics note births in multiple Marion area homes and Waterloo, Dillon, and Cedar Rapids names with dates and addresses. Also lists a series of 911 medical and other incidents with times and locations across Cedar Rapids neighborhoods.
Noise buffer fight stalls Cedar Rapids plea near I 380
Northeast Cedar Rapids residents urged the City Council to block a revised Wilmar Hoeger development plan for Lorcardo Drive NE arguing a park buffer along I 380 is needed to curb highway noise. The mayor said the city will not buy land along interstates and IDOT funds, not city money, would handle any federal aid. EPA and IDOT reps were to meet in Ames on the issue with no outcome yet.
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Cedar Rapids
1-380
Lorcardo Drive
Roger Kylle
Dale Howden
Larry Erickson
Wilmar
Hoeger
I-380
42Nd Street
Collins Road
Don Canney
Canney
Iowa Department of Transportation
IDOT
Erickson
Environmental Protection Agency
Ames
Senior citizens dance corrections published by Gazette
Correction notice states a senior citizens dance occurs Thursday evening from 7:30 to 10:30 at the Senior Recreation Center in Greene Square, sponsored by the Ambroz Senior Center, after a Growing Order page error last Sunday. The Gazette will respond to complaints about accuracy and fairness with clarifications and corrections. Phone 398-8313.
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Greene Square
Ambroz Senior Center
the Gazette
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