Death notices clutter Cedar Rapids area obituaries
A long obituary list from Cedar Rapids area places details for A Marian Roth and several others including Alfred Nutt Viola Margaret Shellabarger Jeggie Frazier E Blanche Tupper John C Karkosh Nettie Nichols Jim Horsfield Stanley Meek Susie Raim Charles Wagaman and related service times birthplaces and burial plans. Citizens from Cedar Rapids Traer West Union Epworth and Solon are named with churches cemeteries and funeral home locations.
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A. Marian Roth
Clive Drive
Henry Roth
Cedar Rapids
Roth
Turner Co
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Annette
Florence
Louis Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba
West Union
E. Blanche Tupper
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Burnham-Wood
S. Traer
John C. Karkosh
Overton’s
Traer
Buckingham
West Liberty
Nettie Nichols
Snider's
Oak Ridge
Visitation
Epworth
Jim
Belle) Horsfield
St. John’s Catholic Church
Placid
Reiff’s
Farley
Policy debate on police transport of injured Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids man met with Police Chief Gareth Clift to discuss changing the department policy that police do not transport injured people in squad cars if an ambulance is available. The push seeks case by case public service rather than a blanket rule.
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Cedar Rapids
Gareth Clift
Clift
Craig Harmon
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Kingston Hill
12Th St. NW
Harmon
Oakland Road
Phone Company
Public Service
Rights group rejects payout in Zonneveld age case
The Iowa Civil Rights Commission unanimously dismissed Jan J. Zonneveld's claim that Life Investors fired him for age. The commission found the company proved business reasons for termination and no grounds for a hearing. Zonneveld's attorney said an appeal to Linn County District Court will be filed.
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Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Life Investors Inc
Cedar Rapids
Jan J. Zonneveld
Life Investors
Zonneveld
Denver Dillard
Linn District Court
Louis Schultz
Conflict over committee member ties to blind commission
Des Moines Gov Robert Ray questioned a committee appointee Dale Miller for possible conflict of interest with the Iowa Commission for the Blind. Miller joined the National Federation of the Blind amid links to Kenneth Jernigan, who recently left the Iowa post. Ray said Miller is honest but his NFB membership raises questions. he will confer with Chairman Nolden Gentry before deciding if Miller should resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Dale Miller
National Federation of the Blind
Kenneth Jernigan
Iowa Commission
Ray
Jernigan
Iowa
National Federation
Miller
NFB
Nolden Gentry
Friendship Force
Venezuela
Israelis press Lebanese withdrawal as U N forces deploy
Israeli troops ceded 25 square miles of southern Lebanon to United Nations forces, with tanks and APCs left facing the Litani River. In Beirut, two shells hit Ein Rummaneh, wounding eight. 115 dead and 317 wounded in the Christian Syri an clashes, after a five day cease fire began Thursday night.
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Taiba
Lebanon
U.N
Litani
Beirut
Ein Rummaneh
Christian Voice of Lebanon
Linn District Court Actions on Drunk Driving and Related Charges
Linn County District Court actions include Michael D. Brogan 20 of Cedar Rapids fined 750 for a second offense drunk driving after arrest on December 23. Burton L. Clark 49 of Cedar Rapids received a six month suspended jail sentence and probation on a second offense drunk driving charge dated January 2. Deferred sentences granted to Larry G. Kacher 21 on receiving stolen property, Robert J. Tritle 30 on false use of a financial instrument, and David O. Schneider 32 on forgery with various dates and locations in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha. Dismissals issued for Douglas C. Coleman 21 regarding a burglary case with restitution, and Rosemary Sawyer 18 regarding receiving stolen property.
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Linn District Court
Michael D. Brogan
Cedar Rapids
Burton L. Clark
Larry G. Kacher
Route 2
Robert J. Tritle
David O. Schneider
Hiawatha
Douglas C. Coleman
Robert Hollingsworth
Weing Road
Cedar Rapids official Stolba critical after blaze
W W Woody Stolba 64 a former public improvements commissioner in Cedar Rapids remained in serious condition at the University of Iowa Hospitals Iowa City after a fire at his home started before noon Thursday. Officials said he suffered second and third degree burns over 25 to 30 percent of his body from a carelessly disposed cigarette near a chair.
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W.W
Woody” Stolba
Public Improvements
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa Hospitals
Iowa City
Stolba
Apartment to Rent Ad Reaches Target Tenants
Classified advertisement offers rental spaces for immediate occupancy. Listings highlight location, price, and contact details to attract prospective tenants searching for homes.
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Classified
Panama Canal Treaties Split by Reservations and Protests
DeConcini proposals on the first and second treaties spark controversy as opposition grows. Protesting students confront Panamanian guards in Panama City while Sen. Abourezk vows to oppose the pact without a louder role in energy talks. Carter convenes White House sessions but bars some critics from key meetings.
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Panama
Omar Torrijos
U.S
Panama City
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Senate
Abourezk
White House
Carter
Congressional Conference Committee
Iowa hearings push to shorten or end game seasons
Hunters trappers and wildlife groups urged the Iowa Conservation Commission to cut or close seasons for 23 animals amid population declines. A public hearing precedes summer action on deer raccoon fox and more with July and August dates for fur bearing and waterfowl seasons.
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Myrick
Raymond Jones
Southern Iowa Fox Hunters Association
Iowa Audubon Society
The
Iowa Ornithological Society
Iowa
Society
Gladys Black
Conservation Commission
Commission
Multiple burglaries and thefts reported at local addresses
Linn deputies reported burglaries at William J. Brinker residence Route 1 Palo and Merle Borseth residence 345 31st St Drive SE with items valued over 1000 and 1500 dollars. Theft included five microphones at Roosevelt Royale Hotel and a camera at Washington High School. A Chalet Antique Shop break in yielded an ink well Tiffany shade and a stained glass window valued near 900 dollars.
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William J. Brinker
Route 1
Palo
Linn
Roosevelt Royale
Washington High School
Jody Rife
16Th St. SE
Merle Borseth
31St St. Drive
Chalet
First Ave
Ramps on I 380 and Highway 30 to close for repair
Ramps at the I 380 and Highway 30 interchange south of Cedar Rapids will shut for about three weeks for a concrete overlay. The southbound I 380 to Kirkwood Boulevard and Highway 30 east ramp closes for three weeks, and the westbound Highway 30 to I 380 north ramp closes for about 10 days. Detours route southbound I 380 to 33rd Avenue SW and Highway 218, and westbound Highway 30 to 33rd Avenue SW and 218.
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Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Boulevard
33Rd Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Nutt
Mount Dora
Fla
A.P. Lobeck
Miami
California
Boegel
Viola Margaret Shellabarger
Chapel of Memories
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Warren Rees
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frazier, Jeggie I
Mom
St. Patrick's Church
Allen Schmidt
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Father Schmidt
Teahen Funeral Home
Stanley R. Meek
Bonaparte
Grace Williams
Waterloo
Meek
Iowa Manufacturing Co
University of Iowa
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Mount Hermon Lodge No
Lions Club
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel East
Turner’s East
Susie Raim
Solon
Susie Schley
Saskatchewan
Canada
Edward Raim
Anamosa
Howard Schley
Springville
Brush Funeral Home
Dennis Tevis
Czech National Cemetery
Charles Wagaman
Lisbon
Cedar County
Pearl Becker
Tipton
Dorothy
Dale
Ruby Kellerhals
Morgan’s
Robert Wilcox
Rights Group
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Vietnam
Jordan River
Jerusalem
Holy City
Rosemary Sawyer
Walter Hungerford
John E. Lapes
Panama Canal
Sansevieria
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
16Th Ave
Harry S. Truman
Brod
Cedar Park
Jesse
Frazier
3Rd Ave
Pierson
N.W
16Th Avenue
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