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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1977

Page

3

Death Notices for Cedar Rapids Area Residents

Deaths include Beryl Brown 71 of Cedar Rapids with service details and burial at Cedar Memorial. infant Robert Minkler dies at St Luke's with cribdeath suspected. Darwin Differding 65 Walker retired businessman. Opal Snetzler 72 Cedar Rapids area obituary with services in Cedar Memorial. Additional notices list Rennekamp and James Bailey funerals and multiple funeral arrangements across local towns. Surviving relatives and burial venues noted.

Beryl Jack'’ Brown Harold Drive Cedar Rapids Aurelia Iowa Mildred T. Anderson Wilson Packing Company Penick and Ford Ltd Brown Afl-Cio Grain Miller Chapel of Memories Linn County Cancer Society Harold Brammer Wilson Ave Robert D. Minkler Dean Minkler Bever Ave St. Luke’s Hospital Linn County Joseph F. Galles Donald Minkler Merlin Stoffel Edgewood Mabel Lange Elkader Peter Stoffel Sherrill Zion Lutheran Cemetery Clayton Center Witt Darwin Differding Walker Bonnie Zabokitsky Walker American Legion Letha Differding Esther Schonberg Buffalo L.J Hiawatha Lynn Houma Paul Differding Indianapolis Ind Opal Ann Snetzler C Ave Snetzler Benton County Harvey Froman Turner Chapel East Reagen Benedict Cedar Valley Rennekamp Robert G St. Jude’s Catholic Church Eugene Kutsch St. Joseph’s Cemetery Stark Settlement Kutsch Teahen Funeral American Legion Baxter Memorial Chapel Roy Tindal Spring Grove Troy Mills Baxter Chapel Marion Brockman Altona A Murdoch Chapel Cedar Memorial Cemetery Hardy Hildred M Murdoch Oakland Cemetery Iowa City Harley Robert D Bernard G. Collins St. Pius X Catholic Church Cedar Memorial Park Cedar Memorial Funeral Ome Low Alice S John P. Woods Westminster Presbyterian Church Linwood Cemetery

Farm Bill Proposal Aims at Farm Economy Stability

The plan boosts aid to lower income families while raising poverty level thresholds. It estimates $11 billion yearly in price supports and food stamp costs, with total cost above Carter’s preferred level. Weather and foreign demand will influence actual crop program spending and outcomes.

Carter U.S Agriculture Department

Farm Bill Boosts Wheat Support as Prices Rise

The Farm Bill raises 1977 wheat target price to $2.90 and loan rate to $2.25, predicting $1.2 billion in wheat payments. Corn target price becomes $2.00 with smaller increases for other grains. Food stamps face some cuts and new job-seeking rules, while nutrition and solar energy research receive funding and new aid programs target agricultural development abroad.

Hijackers demand ransom as plane split hosts and moves explored

The hijacked JAL DC-8 refueled at terrorists insistence while five gunmen pressed for nine prisoners to be freed in Dacca. Hostages included American Kurt Krueger and George Verghese family among others, with health checks cited and a doctor aboard assisting.

K. Krueger G. Verghese Los Angeles Times Krueger Kurt Krueger Granada Hills Calif George Vergheses Glendora Karabian John Gabriel Montebello Gabriel Takeo Fukuda Dacca Tokyo Toshio Omura Japan Canada Red Army Omura George Danielson California Washington Soviet Armenia Carter Danielson White House Bombay Paris Bangladesh

Proposal to expand Lake Macbride State Park acquisition

An Iowa Conservation Commission task force again urges buying more than 600 acres of private lands to extend Lake Macbride State Park. The plan, presented to the Natural Resources Visitation Committee led by Sen. Lowell Jenkins and Rep. Carroll Perkins, faces public input at a Kirkwood Community College meeting tonight.

Solon Iowa Conservation Commission Lake Macbride State Park Iowa Natural Resources Visitation Committee Lowell Jenkins Montrose Carroll Perkins Jefferson Lake Macbride Cedar Rapids Palisades- Kepler State Park Linn County Squaw Creek Park Iowa Hall Kirkwood Community College Robert Ray The Conservation Commission

Senate weighs gas price compromise amid eight day stalemate

The Senate debates a compromise to lift price controls on natural gas with a $1.75 floor and a $2.03 element for some new and older wells. Senator Byrd proposes a maneuver to curb 400 amendments as Carter's plan and Jackson’s proposal both push to extend controls into producing states.

Tration Metzenbaum Senate Byrd Jackson Senate Energy Committee Carter

Judge Denies New Trial in Used Car Fraud Case

Linn County District Court Judge Harold Swailes denied a motion for a new trial after a jury awarded Paul Critchlow 3600 dollars for fraud and misrepresentation by John Cornally and Cornally Auto Co. The judge found sufficient evidence about the car accident and damages.

Linn Paul Critchlow John Cornally D. J. Cornally Cornally Auto Co Zika Ave Critchlow Harold Swailes

Economic Indicators Show Modest August Upturn

The August index rose aided by better new business formation and higher building permits while layoffs held steady and the work week fell. Building permits gained 0.3 percent and money supply and raw material prices rose. vendor performance and stock prices declined. The index sits at 131.3, about 31.3 percent above the 1967 base.

Commerce Department

Social Security and retirement timing concerns

A reader estimates a $150,000 real investment by retirement with about $360 monthly Social Security. They project 34 years to break even, reaching 99 or 109 if interest continues. They cite proposed reforms delaying full benefits to 68, doubting long life. They close with a pledge to settle today for $15,000.

Insulin Brain Link Studied For Weight Control

Seattle researchers Stephen Woods and Daniel Porte Jr. report progress on insulin in the brain and spinal fluid of babies. They suggest altering brain insulin signals might curb appetite and help obese individuals manage weight. The work, from UW and VA Hospital, explores how insulin levels influence feeding behavior.

Seattle Stephen Woods University of Washington Woods Daniel Porte Jr Veterans Administration Hospital

Burger Meat Not for Loaves

Chicago report notes the ground beef best for hamburgers, sloppy joes, chili and spaghetti sauce is not ideal for meatloaves, meatballs, and beef casseroles. The National Live Stock and Meat Board recommends 75-80 percent lean for those dishes, versus 70-75 percent for the first group. It also suggests 80-85 percent lean for low calorie diets and patties blended with vegetables.

Chicago UPI National Live Stock and Meat Board

Blumenthal Flags Economic Risks in 1978 Outlook

At his second formal news conference Blumenthal warned that Japan's large surplus could disrupt the world economy. He predicted a foreign trade deficit up to 30 billion dollars and a payments deficit around 16 billion for 1978, with little chance of reduction this year.

Foreign Ministry Bangladesh Cedar Rapids Quad Cities Des Moines Omaha Council Bluffs Dubuque Sioux City Waterloo Cedar Falls Iowa Clift Blumenthal Japan

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Walker Cemetery Murdoch Funeral Home Epworth Milton “Pinkey” Oberfoell St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Reiff’s Farmersburg Harry Knapp St. John Lutheran Church Schultz Monona Farmersburg-Wagner Frank Walter Schultz’. Waukon Elmer Selberg Zion United Church of Christ Martin’s. Elgin Hazel Boleyn St. Paul’s Methodist Church Elgin Muehlethaler-Wright Food For Peace Macbride Kopecky FBI Youth Bureau Ralph Myers Gareth Clift United States Price Ernest “Che” Guevara P.S Capitol Hill Ewellen Florist John E. Lapes Third Avenue S.E
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