Deaths Listed In Area Obituaries
A sequence of notices reports the deaths of Margaret Ellen Taylor Cook 64 formerly of Cedar Rapids at a Gainesville Georgia hospital after a brief illness. Also listed are Dorothy D Keehn 88 of Cedar Rapids, infant Katie Jo Floyd, Earl S Potter 86, Bessie Bowman 95, Emma Luella Detrick 89 and others with service details, burial sites, and family survivors.
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Margaret Ellen Taylor Cook
Cedar Rapids
Gainesville
Ray M. Cook
Kahoka
Trinity United Methodist Church
Toastmistresses Club
Roosevelt High School
Mount Mercy Junior College
Marietta
Patricia Dochterman
Sally Morrow
R. Edward
Carrollton
Virginia Kyle
Detroit
Mich
Rowene Foster
Chicago
Ill
Donald R. Stevens
Georgia Memorial Park Cemetery
Marietta, Ga
Dorothy D. Keehn
Lincoln Lutheran
Racine
Wis
Burlington
Percy F. Keehn
First Presbyterian Church
William
Mountain View
Calif
John David
Richard
Helen Parker
Turner Chapel West
Theodore G. Lilley
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fifth St
Katie Jo Floyd
Kathleen
Dennis J. Floyd
Ave
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Shawn James
Jill Ann
Angie Lee
Irma E. Jones
Clifford
Lela Carte
Atkins
Vera Buzash
Ontario
Canada
Elverine Anderson
Green City
Robert and
Eula Knight
Argyle
John C. Frey
Cedar Hills Community
Earl S. Potter
St. Luke’s Hospital
Keswick
Leona Mildred Couplin
Clinton
Wilson & Company
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Hebron
Turner Chapel East
Bessie Bowman
Kingston Hill
Winslow House
Emma Luella Detrick
15Th St
Marshalltown
First Christian Church
DAV
Charles R. Mehaffey
Asbury United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Ethel O. Hall
Mountain Home
Ark
Harry B. Hall
Maynard J. Hoye
New Orleans
Glenn B. Hoye
Betty Taylor
Ooie
Baxter Memorial Gardens
Dyersville
Celia Neuhaus
Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
Friends
Kramer's
St. Boniface
New Vienna
Fayette
Fred Popenhagen
United Methodist Church
Taylorsville Cemetery
Gleim's
Arlington
Hawkeye
Velma Mayo
Milness
Alpha
Pamela Sue Samek
Gene
Anna Samek
West Union
Burnham- Wood's
Marengo
Roy
Lucille) Klein
Hoover-Valentine’s. Mechanicsville
Howard Rhoads
Horners
Rose Hill
Olin
Nellie B. Glick
Hayden's
Tipton
Carl J. Mitzner
First United Methodist Church
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
West Liberty
Donna L. Carmichael
George L. Gay
Marjorie McCann
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Snider
Williamsburg
Clement J. Hanson
Uhlmann’s. Williamsburg
Harold E. Stahl
Cherokee Village
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Uhlmann’s
Winthrop
Dale Dennie
Church of Christ United
Fairview Cemetery
Fawcett’s
April births and local incident log entries
Vital Statistics list shows multiple April birth announcements for Joyce and Kim Johnson, Susan and Allen Feickert, Connie and Jim Gross, Rebecca and Daniel Conway, Gloria and James Zieser, Danielle and Jeff Hall. The document also records a series of emergency calls and alarms at various addresses including false alarm, medical emergencies, and alarm malfunctions between 8:20 p.m. Sunday and 1:14 p.m. Monday.
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Joyce
Kim Johnson
N Ave
Susan
Allen Feickert
26Th St
Marion
Connie
Jim Gross
Cedar Rapids
Rebecca
Daniel Conway
Lansing
Wilson Ave
Fruitland Blvd
New Yorker charged with spying for Soviets
Otto Attila Gilbert a Forest Hills New Yorker also known as Gyepes is charged with spying for Soviet military intelligence after allegedly paying $4000 to Army warrant officer Janos Szmolka in Augusta Georgia for classified U S Army documents. Szmolka a Hungarian agent acted as a double agent aiding Hungarian spies from Vienna to Budapest. Lagos Perlaki named as the Hungarian intelligence recruit.
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Washington Post
Atlanta
Augusta
Otto Attilla Gilbert
Gyepes
FBI
Gilbert
Forest Hills
N.Y
Szmolka
U.S
Budapest
Mainz
West Germany
Vienna
Lagos Perlaki
Corrections Plea for Accurate Local Reporting
Lois Banse of Vinton seeks the Democratic nomination for state representative in House District 76. The Gazette notes a misspelling in a Saturday report and says corrections will appear in this space upon review. Readers may call 398 8313 with complaints about accuracy and fairness.
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Lois Banse
Vinton
Gazette
Legislator Buoys Ray Softening on Two Parent Welfare
Iowa lawmaker Rep. Tom Jochum welcomes Gov. Ray's softened stance on reinstating Aid to Dependent Children benefits for unemployed two parent families. Ray cites tighter rules and job search requirements as possible conditions for revival. about 1,013 of the 4,000 families have split up, while 3,000 remained employed.
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Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Ray
Tom Jochum
D-Dubuque
Jochum
Iowa
Department of Social Services
Iowa House approves 104.38 million in federal block grants
The Iowa House approved a measure splitting 104.38 million dollars in federal block grant funds for educational social health and community services in a 97 to 0 vote and sent it to the Senate. The proposal shifts federal money to state control with allocations to Social Services development and health programs including weatherization and day care.
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Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Iowa House
House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Richard Welden
Iowa Falls
Welden
Iowa
Department of Social Services
Soviet Salyut 7 space station launched into Earth orbit
The Soviet Union announced the launch of the Salyut 7 space station into Earth orbit as a likely precursor to a joint French-Soviet manned mission this summer. Tass reported a near circular 136 to 172 mile orbit, 89.2 minute period, and normal onboard systems with docking ports for multiple capsules.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Salyut 7
Bill to move prison on way to governor
Iowa lawmakers approve a measure moving the women's prison from Rockwell City to Mitchellville and converting the Rockwell City facility to a men’s 100 bed prison. The bill funds Oakdale expansion and requires tearing down Cellhouse 17 at Fort Madison within 90 days. It goes to Gov. Ray after a tight House vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Rockwell City
Mitchellville
Robert Ray
Iowa House
Senate
Iowa
Oakdale
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
House committee rejects bill to delay nursing rules
The Des Moines House Human Resources Committee voted 7-11 against delaying nursing rules set to take effect this summer. Critics say there is disagreement in the health field, arguing for a postponement until consensus is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
House Human Resources Committee
Rings Stolen From Casket At Des Moines Funeral
Three non related boys aged 13 11 and 7 stole rings valued at 5000 from an elderly woman’s casket at a Des Moines funeral home. Detectives recovered the rings on Monday and the service proceeded as planned. Police noted the trio signed the guest register, a crucial error.
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DES Moines
Lawmakers’ allowance runs out on 100th day
Iowa lawmakers reach the 100th day of the 1982 session, ending the $30 per diem for living and office expenses. Since the 68th General Assembly, the expense allowance applies only through day 120 in odd years and day 100 in even years, forcing many legislators to pay meals and housing costs out of pocket as adjournment nears.
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Des Moines
Iowa
General Assembly
Tip of Day Warns Mopeds Stay Off Sidewalks
The Iowa Department of Transportation cautions young moped riders that mopeds must stay on streets not sidewalks or yards and warns that violations such as improper lane changes turns and riding double can lead to license suspension. A license is cancelled after one conviction and may be reapplied after 30 days.
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Iowa Department of Transportation
Wallace Johnson
IDOT
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates by carrier and mail listed with weekly and annual prices. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. USPS 095680
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Harriett P
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Bernard G. Collins
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Bean
Cordelia M
Beatty- Beurle-Murdoch Chapel
Theodore Lilley
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
St. Luke’s
Barbara
Dennis Grizzle
21St St
Gloria
James Zieser
Center Point
Sharon
Thomas Hauser
Buckingham Drive
Danielle
Jeff Hall
Palo
Carolina Drive
12Th St
G Ave
Bever Ave
16Th St
16Th Ave
New Yorker
Soviets
Statehouse
House Ok’s
Launch
Sergei Koroloyov
Atlantic Ocean
Bill
Arts News
John E. Lapes
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