Deaths in Cedar Rapids area list multiple obituaries
A Cedar Rapids Gazette death notices list includes Douglas Scott Siemering 19, at Mercy Hospital from injuries March 27. Other obits include Herbert F. Grieme 75, Florence Ruby Goheen 89, and multiple memorials and funeral arrangements across Cedar Rapids, North Liberty, Tipton, and surrounding towns with services at various funeral homes and churches.
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Douglas Scott Siemering
Colorado Drive
Mercy Hospital
Florence Ruby Goheen
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Florence Ruby Swartzbaugh
Vinton
John Blaul
Genevieve Miner
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch Chapel
Elmer Linkenback
Calvary Baptist Church
Coralville
George Waidelich
Downey
Barker's
West Branch
McGregor
Beatrice M. Sibell
Thornburg’s
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
North Liberty
Effie M. Myers
North Liberty United Methodist Church
First United Church of Christ
Dye’s
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
Winthrop
Robert Hickman
Fawcett's
Fairview Cemetery
Phyllis Lowenberg Woods
14Th St
Mount Vernon
Morgan Funeral Home
Agnes Cantwell
First Ave
Cedar Rapids Fifth Avenue
Teahen Funeral Home
Linda K. Kilpatrick
10Th Ave
Domenici Delays Budget Action To Seek Reagan Compromise
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenici said he will hold up action on the fiscal 1983 budget for a week or so at President Reagan’s request. He cited delicate talks with the White House and congressional negotiators to hold down a potential deficit over 100 billion dollars and pressed optimism for a possible accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Senate Budget Committee
Pete Domenici
Reagan
New Mexico Republican
Domenici
White House
James Baker
Vital Statistics from April births list multiple families
April births recorded for Leola Sperfslage Central City Ronald Edgerly Vicki Wesbrook Barbara Brant Marsha Kramer Cathy Kokontis to William Kokontis and others Grandparents named. Also a set of local incident logs including a gas line break on Third Avenue SE a fire alarm malfunction at A Avenue NE medical emergencies and an overheated blower motor at Ellis Boulevard NW with exact times listed.
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Leola
Thomas Sperfslage
Central City
Vicki
Ronald Edgerly
20Th St. NW
LaGrange
Ill
Cathy
William C. Kokontis
William Kokontis
Linden Drive
Dubuque
Sandy
Tom Donovan
Zwingle
Harold Birky
37Th
St. NE
Third Avenue
A Ave
K Ave
Ninth St
Ellis Blvd
Burglary at Jefferson High School Stole Two Microcomputers
Burglars broke into a storeroom at Jefferson High School last weekend and escaped with two Apple microcomputers valued at $4,000. A window was found broken at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, but was not reported by a custodian who replaced the glass. The burglary was reported Thursday after the loss was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson High School
Vivian Pyle
Kenneth J. Siemering
Kenneth M
John Allen
Linda Rae
Judy A. Siemering
Allan DeCambra
Hawaii
Jack Pyle
Colorado
Mildred Kam
Amy Carpenter
San Bernardino
Calif
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
John Gossman
Linwood Cemetery
Police hold both victim suspect in theft case
Police arrested Albert Whiteside 35 of 4424 Benton St NE for fourth degree theft after a shotgun was reported stolen from Sheila Thompson 25 of 4845 Johnson Ave NW. Thompson also known as Sheila Elliott was charged with possession of a firearm as a felon and second degree theft on a Mason City warrant. Elliott held in Linn County Jail on $2500 bond. Whiteside released on promise to appear.
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Albert Whiteside
Benton St. NE
Sheila Thompson
Johnson Ave. NW
Thompson
Sheila Elliott
Mason City
Elliott
Linn County
Whiteside
Masked man robs Cedar Rapids loan firm
A gunman wearing a red bandanna robbed O'Dea Finance Co in Cedar Rapids Thursday afternoon about 4:45 PM. He emptied about $400 from a cash drawer into a pillow case and forced two employees into a rear washroom before fleeing on foot. Footprints in fresh snow led to a car on A Avenue NE. The suspect, a white male about 24, 5'9", wore a green army jacket aviator sunglasses and a red bandanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
O’dea Finance Co
Odd couple Colson Hughes bring religion to Iowa inmates
Charles Colson and former Iowa governor Harold Hughes spoke to more than 100 inmates in Anamosa about their faith and prison reform. Colson founded Prison Fellowship, urged restitution for nonviolent offenders, and argued reform over longer sentences while Hughes highlighted humane treatment and Christ’s role in change.
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Colson, Hughes
Iowa
Dave Rasdal
Anamosa
Charles Colson
Harold Hughes
Hughes
United States
Colson
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Cedar Rapids
Prison Fellowship
The
Gazette
Christ
Cross
Reagan warns Caribbean leaders of communist threat in Grenada
President Reagan told Eastern Caribbean leaders in Barbados that Grenada bears the Soviet and Cuban trademark and could spread Marxism through the region. He urged democracy defense via the Caribbean Basin initiative while noting Central American rebels threaten El Salvador.
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Reagan
Grenada
Bridgetown
Barbados
Caribbean
Salvador
Central
America
Soviet Union
Cuba
Nicaragua
el Salvador
U.S
J.M.G
Tom” Adams
Man Kills Wife Then Is Shot by Police in Allentown Standoff
In Allentown Pennsylvania a man Tim Smith wounded his wife Regina Smith 33 then barricaded himself in a basement apartment. After a four hour standoff he was shot and killed by police around 8 55 p m A police officer was wounded in the leg and treated. The wife remained in critical condition after surgery for a chest wound.
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Allentown
UPI
Smith
Regina Smith
Scared Heart Center
Robins Struggle for Food as Iowa Snow Stirs Bird Concern
Richard Patterson of the Indian Creek Nature Center notes over 100 calls from residents seeking help for birds during the latest snowstorm. He urges keep bird feeders stocked and suggests placing apple slices and raisins on the ground in a cleared area to aid robins and other fair weather birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Richard Patterson
Indian Creek Nature Center
VA Doctors Say Johnson Showing Improvement After Heart Attack
Ten years ago physicians at the University of Virginia Hospital reported former President Lyndon Johnson was improving following a heart attack.
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University of Virginia Hospital
Lyndon Johnson
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 prints daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates listed: carrier 1.65 per week, mail morning editions and Sunday 7 issues 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks, other states 123.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas. Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Lowa
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
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Herbert F. Grieme
Fort Madison
Sac County
Dorothy Schumaker
Spra-White Chemical Co
Happel Implement Co
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Edward
Galva
Burt
Canoga Park
King-Lynk Funeral Home
Brian Hagglund
Oakland Cemetery
William H. Bailey
Dallas
Texas
Whittemore
Florice L. Bailey
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co
Milwaukee
White Rock
Janice Bower
Boston
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Shirley D. Wilson
15Th St. NW
Colchester
Albert E. Wilson
Tipton
St. James United Methodist Church
W.F.W
Eastern Star of Fairfax
Floyd Sauter
Cedar Memorial Chapel
B. Gordon Packard
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
McBowen
Helena M
Teahen Funeral
Fredrick Fangmann
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Steenbergen
Ella A
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
Nick Longworth
First United Methodist Church
Oak Shade
Barnts
Harry C
United Methodist Church
Rolland Towell
Cedar Memorial Park
Welty
Annie S
Russell C. Striffler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Friends
Fryrear
Lucille W
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Ed Smith
American Cancer Society
10Th St
St. Luke’s
Diane
Gary Thompson
39Th St. SE
Catherine
Matthew Wesbrook
St. SW
Barbara
Kim Brant
Newhall
Marsha
Kregg Kramer
Seventh St
Adams
Milton Cato
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Vere Bird
Eric Gairy
St. Lucia
Trinidad and Tobago
Tim Smith
Charles Charles
John E. Lapes
Wren
Soconof
Third Avenue S.E
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