Deaths of several Iowa residents announced in obituary notices
Betty Jane Truesdell 49 formerly of Linn County died after long illness in Sioux City. Bessie Boxa Stolba 82 of Cedar Rapids died after brief illness. Robin Lee Burrell 24 Center Point died after apparent stroke. Wilbur W. Perry 61 Cedar Rapids area resident died in hospital. Emilie Holecek 93 Cedar Rapids resident died in hospital. Multiple funeral services and burial details listed for these and other local residents with various churches and cemeteries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Truesdell
Linn County
Sioux City
Central City
Merlyn Truesdell
Kimberly Fuller
Paula Truesdell
Joseph Plower
Marvin
Stanley
Donald
Bessie Boxa Stolba
Iowa Ave
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Charles K. Stolba
Des Moines
Stolba
C.S.A. Lodge
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Cecelia Kolda
Alfred Brosius
Czech National Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
American Heart Association
Lth St
Marion
Robin Lee Burrell
Center Point
Rachelle
Ryan
Ardis Franck Kimmerle
Quasqueton
T.L. Burrell
United Methodist
Wilbur W. Perry
14Th St
Paris
Century Cab Co
Wilbur W. Jr
Arvada
Colo
Joseph J
Vincent Moorman
Madge Steinberg
Las Vegas
Nev
Emilie Holecek
CSA Prokop Velky Lodge
Zcbj Karel IV Lodge
Charles Holecek
Marie Feiereisen
Brush Chapel
Gordon Freeburg
Norma Mae Adams
15Th St. SE
Norma Moore
Delta
Earl J. Adams
Keokuk County
Louis Levien
Clarence
Lloyd Paxton
Renton
Wash
Charles Cassens
Sigourney
Kenneth
Owasso
Okla
Seventh-day Adventist Church
John Morrison
Delta Christian Church
Garrett Cemetery
Abe S. Carberry
Fourth Ave
Estherville
Elfrieda Metz
Evanston, Ill
Welch-Cook-Beals Co
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Mount Hermon
Elks Club
United Commercial Travelers Council
Josephine Holland
Washington, D.C
Allen S. van Cleve
Oak Hill Cemetery
Delbert Leroy Stewart
Route 1
Springville
Anita Taylor
Nashua
Stewart
Linn Grove
Memorial services and funerals listed for Mount Vernon area
Memorial and funeral notices for Luther W. Plattenberger Max Edwin Maltas Theodric E. Huber Howard E. Woodson Mary C. Lash H.R. Igram list service times locations cemeteries and burial plans. Calls and memorial contributions are noted for several events.
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Maltas
Max Edwin
Turner Chapel East
John D. Huber Jr
Faith Lutheran Church
New Barclay Cemetery
Jesup
American Cancer Society
10Th St
Huber
Theodric E
Lloyd Brockmeyer
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Turner Crematory
Cedar Memorial Mausoleum
Woodson
Howard E
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Third Ave
Lash
Mary C
Goldenrod Cemetery
Deep River
Camp Good Health
Turner Chapel West
Igram
H.R
Imam Abdullah
The
Cedar Rapids Islamic Center
Weather Report from CR Weather Station
Readings at the airport show Thursday high and overnight low. barometer 29.95 inches at 11 a.m. with wind S at 17 mph. Normal April outlook, extended forecast calls for showers Sunday night Monday, cooler by Tuesday, highs upper 70s to upper 80s Sunday, 50s to 60s Tuesday. Coralville Lake at 675.49 rising.
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C.R
OOOO
Price
Ccc
Csc
Cess Dpesieees
Rine Ac
Travelers
Bismarck
Chicago
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Detroit
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St.Paul
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Clinton
Cedar
Steen
Cochlear Implants Aimed at Speech Clarity And Hearing
Scientists describe cochlear electrode implants as enabling better word recognition for users. McCabe notes progress toward a future where hearing words is achievable within the next generation or sooner. Reporters are shown the scar behind Sabel’s ear from the implanted coil and electrode placement.
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McCabe
Sabel
Gantz
Midwest cochlear implant program begins with first patient
McCabe notes 27 000 Iowans suffer profound hearing loss and 21 000 possibly benefit from implants. The first implant Monday marks the start of a Midwest program with 130 patients worldwide and 90 in the United States. FDA had viewed the procedure as experimental until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabel
McCabe
United States
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Weather Pattern Brings Showers Across Midwest to Plains
A warm front moves north over the middle Mississippi and lower Ohio Valleys triggering thundershowers from southern Indiana to central Illinois. Scattered showers cover northern Wisconsin to Nebraska and Kansas. isolated storms in western Texas. Snow showers linger in the northern Rockies as Washington coast rain returns. Paradise Mount Rainier snow depth hits 135 inches, up from 78 inches last year. Rain totals include .40 inch at Peoria and .38 inch at Springfield.
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Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Florida
California
Paradise
Mount Rainier
Peoria
Ill
Springfield
Births Record from Mercy and Galesville Announce Newborns
Diane and Bradley Vincent of Ely welcome a son. Bonita and Forrest Blaylock list 2907 Outlook Drive SW as home. Deanna Weimer and Jeffrey Weimer welcome a daughter at 209 18th St NW. Pamela and Dean Huff live at 149 West Post Road NW with a daughter. Mary and Rick Snyder, Robins, greet a son. Julie Scheel and Jeffrey Scheel at 740 Park Court Hiawatha welcome a son. Tobin and Dan Hampton announce a son in Galesville on April 4. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jerry Hampton of 2016 Country Club Parkway SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Bradley Vincent
Ely
Bonita
Forrest Blaylock
Outlook Drive
Deanna
Jeffrey Weimer
18Th St. NW
Pamela
Dean Huff
West Post Road NW
Mary
Rick Snyder
Robins
Julie
Jeffrey Scheel
Park Court
Hiawatha
Galesville
Wis
Tobin
Dan Hampton
Jerry Hampton
Country Club Parkway SE
Mount St Helens eruption shoots ash 15500 feet in air
Ash and steam rose 15500 feet from Mount St Helens as earthquakes intensified. A UW geophysics spokeswoman said high seismicity meant further eruptions were likely. Debris mostly fell into Spirit Lake while scientists assessed a possible change in the crater plug. Authorities had evacuated a 20 mile zone around the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
UPI
Mount St. Helens
University of Washington Geophysics Department
Spirit Lake
U.S. Geological Survey
Reconsideration Motions Shape Bill Passage Tactics
Lawmakers use reconsideration to reverse votes or delay bills after passage. Two day window, with exceptions for immediate messaging to the Senate, and high level moves by party leadership to double barrel measures. Notable actions include funding and regulatory measures in both chambers and stalled compensation and tax items.
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Pat Harper
House
Senate
Majority
Regents’ Audit
Reps
Reid
Plainfield
Edgar Holden
Davenport
Correction and clarification on Linn County magistrate interviews
The Gazette corrects an erroneous date in a Thursday story about part time magistrate interviews in Linn County. Interviews will be held next Thursday. The newspaper invites complaints about accuracy and will publish corrections or clarifications in this space. Phone 398 8313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
the Gazette
Amana Man Hurt In Highway 149 Crash
Amana resident Lonnie Childers, 22, was treated and released from a Cedar Rapids hospital after a two fifteen a.m. crash on Iowa Highway 149 north of Amana. His southbound car left the road, knocked over a utility pole, and ended with rear wheels against another pole. He suffered facial and hand cuts and back injuries when the vehicle went off the east side of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amana
Lonnie Childers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Patrol
Childers
Lebanon considers successor amid Franjieh presidency transition
Five years after Parliament backed a constitutional amendment to enable selecting a successor to President Suleiman Franjieh the political landscape weighs options and timelines for a transfer of power.
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Suleiman Franjieh
Evening Arts and Events Roundup Across Local Venues
Tonight features the Scottish Highlanders in concert at Clapp Recital Hall with an 8 p.m. start. Also at 7:30 p.m. a Spring Amphibians Walk begins at Behrens Pond Preserve meeting at Indian Creek Nature Center with fees of 1 dollar for members and 1.50 dollars for non members. Exhibit Urban Analysis by Gail Malmanger opens 7 to 9 p.m. at Sinclair Gallery Coe. Other offerings include How the Other Half Loves at Nob Hill. Bruce s Wild West Show at MacLean 301 Theatre U I. Night of January 16 at Tipton High School. Tomb With a View at Monticello Community Building. Concepts Clay and Culture slide talk by Jens Art Morrison at Mount Mercy Donnelly Center 7 p.m.
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Behrens Pond
Bruce
MacLean 301
U of I
Tipton High School
Jens Art Morrison
Niagara University
Donnelly Center
Mount Mercy
U S sub sinks freighter in East China Sea collision
The U S Navy reports the USS George Washington collided with the Japanese freighter Nissho Maru 110 miles southwest of Sasebo, sinking the 2 350 ton ship. Thirteen crewmen drifted in a rubber dinghy for 18 hours before rescue. two crewmen from the freighter remain missing. The sub sustained no core damage. minor damage to the conning tower exterior is noted. Adolf Eichmann trial is mentioned as a separate 1961 fact in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
U.S
East China Sea
U.S. Navy
George Washington
Sasebo
Japan
Pentagon
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Greeley United Methodist Church
Appleton-Vernon's
Edgewood
Brown Cemetery
Colesburg
Hopkinton
Mary I.C. Barrack
St. John Lutheran Church
Visitation
Goettsch's
Iowa City
Anna Eisbach
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Donohue-Lensing’s
Millersburg
Harold (Iva
Uhlimann
Goettsch’s
Waukon
Edna Blilie
St. John's Lutheran Church
Martin’s
Iowa River Cemetery
West Liberty
Marion Davisson
Snider's
Emma B. Tucker
1603
12Th Ave
Plattenberger
Luther W
Presbyterian
Weather Report
Blythe
Calif
Dillon
Mont
Coralville Lake
Oowe LA
Atlanta
Anchorage
Miami
Boston
OS Nashville
St. Luke’s
Clapp Recital Hall
U of 1
Coe College
Gail Malmanger
Sinclair Gallery
Coe
Minowa Players
Nob Hill
Decorah
Monticello
Starlighters I
Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Third Avenue S.E
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