Deaths from Cedar Rapids area list many names and services
Long obituary list notes William G. Seilhamer age 79 of 1124 15th Ave SW Cedar Rapids died in Iowa City after illness. World War II veteran with survivors including stepchildren and grandchildren. Funeral services set at Teahen Funeral Home with burial at Linwood Cemetery. Additional notices include Harvey Stewart Etta Brown Karl Weiss Thomas Stoneking and others with service times and locations across Cedar Rapids Marion Vinton and surrounding towns.
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William G. Seilhamer
15Th Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Mr. Seilhamer
Newhall
Haegg Roofing Co
Arda Mae Sieling
Budd
Dorothy Rich
Long Beach
Calif
Gladys Boyd
Havana
Ill
Wayne Steinke
Teahen Funeral
Leon A. Ralberts
Cedar Hills Community
Harvey Stewart
Marshfield
Wis
Paynette
Milwaukee
Wilson Foods
Hansen Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Layer
LeRoy L
Murdoch
Marion
Linwood
Friends
Millard
Alta B
United Methodist Church
Central City
Mt. Clark Cemetery
Pyle
Laura Maye
Don Murdock
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner West
Karl Weiss
Hollywood
Fla
Austria
Dachau
Florida
Weiss
Temple Judah
Erna
Harding St
New York
Thomas C. Stoneking
11Th St
Bertram
Lulu M. Huggins
Stoneking
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Thomas Moore
Toddville
William Stoneking
Dubuque
Arthur Stoneking
Downey
George W. Huggins Jr
Junior C. Huggins
Shirley J. Huggins
Harrison
Ark
Robert Clarke
Beatty- Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
William Harnish
Campbell Cemetery
Richard Lefebvre
Chicago
Fairfax Area
Evelyn
Leo Lefebvre
Stephen Lefebvre
Henry
Smithsburg
Mary Margaret Sullivan
Hollis
N.Y
St. Mary’s of the Woods Catholic Church
Maryhill Cemetery
Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home of
Elwood W. Wendel
Urbana
Watkins
Faye Higgins
Mount Carroll, III
Shirley Wendel
Albert Hopker, Jr
William L., Oelwein
Richard E
Anna Hearther
Atkins
Lloyd Peck
Springville
Harry Wendel
Loren Wendel
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Center Point
Robert Hedtke
Urbana Memorial Cemetery
Chicago Firm Proposed for Center's Concession Contract
Five Seasons Community Center eyes Volume Services Division of Interstate United Corp Chicago for a five year concession contract totaling about 101062. The plan includes equipment and annual city revenue shares plus a liquor license condition. A public hearing on a separate ballroom lease with Five Seasons Inn will be held October 19.
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Five Seasons Community Center
Mike Gebauer
Volume Services Division
Interstate United Corp
Chicago
Gebauer
Interstate
Five Seasons Commission
Five Seasons Inn, Inc
Five Seasons Inn
Assault Charge After Drunken Driving Arrest
Charles D. Janey 18 faced assault and battery charges after a drunken driving arrest near Williams Boulevard SW. Police stopped the vehicle at 11:30 p.m. with a radar speed check revealing speed excess. Janey refused to return to his car, prompting an altercation. he was held on $1,000 bond. Enzo A. Pollastrini 53 was charged with drunken driving at 11:25 p.m. on Sixth Street SW and released after posting bond.
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Charles D. Janey
Janey
Williams Boulevard
Enzo A. Pollastrini
Sixth St
Sixth Street
Pollastrini
Vandalism at Moorman Equipment Co Damages Estimate
Vandals damaged Moor man Equipment Co.com vehicles and gear at 5950 Sixth St SW total near 4000 from complaints at the police station. They smashed gauges cut wires and stole tools safety gear and a CB radio from trucks left for repairs. A Davis Construction Co. man lift in Clinton is pegged at 2000.
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Moorman Equipment Co
Sixth St
Moorman
Davis Construction Co
Clinton
Refunds Due Area People From National Marketing Services
A Nevada company National Marketing Services Inc agrees to stop Iowa operations and issue refunds totaling about 100000 after a Consumer Protection Division suit. Full refunds for distributors returning all merchandise. partial refunds minus 500 for those returning partial inventory. Named recipients include Harold Barber Ronald Dietzman Ronald R LeFevre and Randolph E Loan.
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Nevada
National Marketing Services, Inc
Iowa
Harold Barber
10Th Ave
Marion
Ronald Dietzman
Owen St
Ronald R. LeFevre
Weing Road
Randolph E. Loan
C St. SW
Police in Schools Program debuts with school liaison officers
Mayor Don Canney questions scope while Clift outlines a nine month pilot. Four officers will work in junior high schools with no high school assignments, handling regular duties under the police chief and reporting daily progress. Estimated cost 45 000 to 50 000 dollars with two officers funded by the school board.
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Clift
Colton
Meyers
West Point study seeks broad reforms and culture shift
The report urges a sex education program and upgraded athletics, with selective recruiting and an indoor facility. It criticizes a grim, humorless atmosphere, calls for civilian hires and more cross‑school contact, de emphasis on class rank, stronger honor enforcement with lenient handling for minor infractions, and reduced course load from 12 to 10 per year to boost depth.
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West Point
Senate Energy Fight Ends In Standoff Over Packages
Senate foes push to curb debate as Byrd rejects ending consideration. House leaders prepare for a final vote after conference review. Carter accuses oil and gas groups of blocking energy goals while Senator Tower releases a draft showing oil firms need higher profits.
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O’neill
House
Senate
Sen
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
U.S
Carter
Russell Long
Dla
Ing
John Tower
Texas
Carter Administration
Federal Energy
Tower
Federal Energy Administration
Nuclear Test Ban Talks Highlight China France Stance
France and China have not adhered to the partial test ban treaty and China continues atmospheric tests. The Soviet Union resumes underground testing under the treaty, while U S and Soviet negotiators respond to Gromyko's announcement before Geneva discussions on extending the ban. A bilateral US Soviet accord also figures in the context.
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France
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Gromyko
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union offers moratorium on underground tests
Gromyko proposed a halt to underground weapons tests over 150 kilotons without specifying duration. The move followed a Las Vegas test at the Nevada Test Site where a device in a 1738 foot drill hole produced between 20 and 150 kilotons. He warned Moscow-US ties were deteriorating amid US neutron bomb and cruise missile developments.
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Gromyko
Soviet Union
U.S. Energy and Research Administration
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
U.N
Moscow
America
Iowa Data to file revised voter lists by Wednesday
Iowa Data Processing Corp agreed to file a revised voter registration update by the Wednesday deadline set by the Iowa Voter Registration Commission. The commission will test the lists for state standards and aims to have results before the next Oct. 4 meeting. Iowa Data serves about 30 counties and will submit both a master list and the update list.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Voter Registration Commission
Commission
Dorothy Elliott
Iowa Data Processing Corp
Iowa Data
Elliott
Linn Supervisors Approve Federal Revenue Sharing Allocations
The Linn County supervisors approved a tentative use of 1 365 537 dollars in federal revenue sharing funds for the period Oct 1 1977 to Sept 30 1978. No objections were raised at a public hearing last week. Most funds go to capital expenses and secondary roads with about 10 percent for social services.
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Linn Supervisors
Wildlife Film Series Begins October 5 in Cedar Rapids
The Audubon Naturalist Society of Cedar Rapids sponsors a Wildlife Film series opening October 5 with American Heartland The Great River Story. A Sun Gazette story suggested a different date which may have misled readers.
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The
Audubon Naturalist Society of
Cedar Rapids
Juvenile Suspects Tied to Breakin at Stuff and Things
Linn deputies investigated a Monday night breakin at Stuff and Things in Central City. Juveniles are suspected in the incident which caused about 400 dollars in damage to the second hand store.
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Linn
Central City
Correction fixes residence of arrested teen
Correction James P. Cook 18 of 12204 Third St SE was arrested Sunday for breaking and entering. The address 1220 Third St SE printed earlier was supplied by police and is incorrect.
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James P. Cook
Third St. SE
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Riverside
Steve Dautremont
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Vincent’s. Rosary
Donohue’s
Edgewood
Emmett Kauffman
Trinity Methodist Church
Appleton’s
Vinton
Art (Eunice) Schmidt
Wesley United Methodist Church
Campbell-Russell’s
West Liberty
Edna Wright
Presbyterian Church
Snider
Oak Ridge
Colesburg
Etta Brown
Ann Schrader
Gazette
Don Canney
Ralph Meyers
Army
Bernard Rogers
Parison
Washington
Awellen
Florist
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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