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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1982

Page

2

Obituaries Chronicle Marion Area Losses Amid Long Illnesses

Long obituary list notes deaths of Ronald W. Schueler 62 of Marion at St Luke's after a long illness born 1919 Cedar Rapids 1945 marriage to Ruth Hense service at First Presbyterian Marion burial Cedar Memorial Park. Also Henry C. Keiper 94 Atkins died at St Luke's after brief illness with multiple survivors and memorial fund. Regina Lancaster 86 Marion died at St Luke's after long illness with service today. Other notices include death of Jane Moorman 57 formerly of Marion in Eldon Missouri and Frank Unzeilig 88 Marion with services pending. graveside and church services listed across multiple towns.

Ronald W. Schueler 17Th Ave Marion St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Ruth Marie Hense Alburnett Upper Iowa University Iowa Manufacturing Co Schueler First Presbyterian Church Marion Lodge A.M American Society of Personnel Administrators Marion American Legion First United Presbyterian Church Jay A. Miller Lowell Knauss Cedar Memorial Park Murdoch Chapel Henry C. Keiper Atkins Katherine Rinderknecht Century Farm St. Stephen's Lutheran Church Fred Irvin Raymond Palo Milda Heitshusen Este Jennings Alma Koehn Hulda Koehn Hattie Dye Robert Hedtke St. Stephen's Cemetery Fellmer Funeral Regina Gene” Lancaster 26Th St. NW Craemer's Department Store Trinity United Methodist Church Janice Oldham Baxter Memorial Chapel Robert Dennett Linwood Cemetery Dunn Hester A United Church of Christ Central City F. William Hilker Mount Clark Cemetery Ahrens Elmer A Jane Moorman Eldon Buck Creek Leo H. Moorman Kahoka Judy Frazee Viola Cassandra Moorman Gary Douglas Kilgore Texas Louise Franks Carol Peyton Cora Berg Manchester Frank Unzeilig 26Th St. SE Mercy Hospital Stewart Funeral Home Anamosa Howard McDaniel Forest Hills Goettsch Chicago Archie Mohlis Rowley White's Ladora Mabel M. Fetzer Hoover-Valentine’s Marengo Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Ladora Methodist Church The Heart Fund Donald Don” Dorman Shelly's Oakland Cemetery McGregor Florence A. Wakelee Congregational Church Thornburg’s Guttenberg Pleasant Grove Oelwein George Ahrens Norway Lutheran Church St. Olaf Witt's Elkader Vinton Randall F. Woodhouse Phillips’ Waukon Minnie Ford Martin's Pontoppidan Waukon Arthur Larson St. John's Lutheran Church Williamsburg Elton E. Stohlmann St. Paul Lutheran Church

Terre Haute adopts shoot to kill policy cuts crime feel

Terre Haute Indiana police chief Gerald Loudermilk says the shoot to kill policy cut crime by 12.6 percent in 1981 with no officer firing a gun. The measure backed by Indiana law calmed criminals and boosted officer confidence while drawing mixed public reaction and debate about deadly force.

Terre Haute Ind Gerald Loudermilk Loudermilk Sin City Steve Martin America Indiana Larry Akers Department Akers Cedar Rapids Gary Hinzman Hinzman New York Robert McGuire Harold Seifers Seifers Bob Miellowski Chicago Chales Gretta Clendenen United States Ed Grosskopf Indiana State University Grosskopf Sylvia Brehm West Central Indiana Civil Liberties Union

Marion seeks 90 day parking trial on Seventh Avenue

Marion City Council votes 5 to 2 to ask the Iowa Department of Transportation to allow on street parking on both sides of Seventh Avenue between 10th and 13th streets during a 90 day trial. The panel rejects altering the one way streets citing a $50 000 cost and possible towing during rush hours.

Tom Fruehling Gazettie Marion Bureau Marion Iowa Department of Transportation Seventh Avenue Wayne Engle Engle Pat Grady Leighton Ford Grady Charles Kraut IDOT 10Th 13Th Streets Sixth Avenue Seventh and 13Th Street

Marion housewife loses bid to stop Fun Days beer sales

Lois Buckley failed to persuade Marion City Council to deny a beer permit for St. Joseph's Catholic Church Fun Days. The council approved the permit 6-1, with Pat Grady dissenting, as about 100 residents attended and debates about the event's size and alcohol use continued.

Marion Housewife Lois Buckley Marion City St. Joseph’s Catholic Church St. Joseph's St. Joseph’s Marion Iowa Cedar Rapids Vic Klopfestein

Meteor sighting lights up Iowa sky across state

Sky watchers from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo report a large green meteor passing north to south around 8:30 p.m. as authorities record 18 calls to Johnson County Sheriff. The National Weather Service received inquiries with no official explanation.

Iowa Mother Nature Johnson County Waterloo National Weather Service Cass County Earth Space

Davenport man killed in rollover crash near I 80

Davenport authorities report Gary Fahrenkrug, 38, died in a one car crash on Highway 6 near Interstate 80. The sports car left the road, rolled over several times, and he was thrown from the vehicle.

Davenport Highway Gary Fahrenkrug Fahrenkrug

Tractor overturns. 70-year-old killed at Hayfield farm

Frank Vavrik, 70, of rural Hayfield died when a tractor with loader toppled on him while moving dirt on a hillside at his farm. Hancock County Sheriff's deputies reported he was pronounced dead at the scene.

UPI Frank Vavrik Hancock County Sheriff's Department Vavrik

Graham flour description and uses in baking

Graham flour is a coarse whole wheat flour milled from the entire kernel. It can be substituted for whole wheat flour and is unaltered with bran germ and endosperm intact.

Graham Iowa State University Extension Service

Judge OKs payment in sex bias case

A federal judge approved a 2.2 million dollar settlement to 130 women who sued the Energy Department and predecessors for pay and promotion discrimination. Notices were mailed inviting comments at a May 6 hearing as the government withdrew its defense after finding larger pay gaps in 1975 to 1977.

Washington Energy Department Justice and Energy Departments U.S. District Thomas Flannery

Death ruled in apparent self inflicted carbon monoxide death

Police probe an apparent self inflicted death of 23 year old Michael Nohre who was found in a car in his father's garage with the engine on and the gas tank empty. Officials said the death may be self caused and preliminary findings indicate death by own action.

Michael Nohre 42Nd St. SE Nohre Henderson Ave. SE St. Luke’s Hospital Linn County Percy G. Harris

Easter parade violence urged end by Catholic primate

Ten years ago illegal Easter parades were staged in Northern Ireland as the Roman Catholic primate appealed to the Irish Republican Army for an end to violence.

Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army

Vital Statistics Rural births and police logs in Cedar Rapids area

The page lists birth notices for March 31 and April 1 naming families in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns with multiple couples and children. It also records several emergency calls and investigations including alarms, a medical emergency, and a recreational fire in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.

The Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Rates

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions vary by carrier and mail with Morning Editions and Sunday nine issues weekly rates listed. no mail subscriptions in carrier areas. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

Cedar Rapids The Gazette Company Third Ave. SE Lows Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

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