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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2005
Page
19
Lorraine Von Lienen, 66, of Marengo, died Thursday afternoon in Rose Haven Nursing Home. Arrangements are pending at Kloster Funeral Home in Marengo.
Dorothy A. Reyhons 80 of 2069 Panther Creek Rd Adel former Solon resident died of heart problems Tuesday April 19 2005 at home Burial service set for 10 a.m. Saturday at St John Catholic Church Adel Father Al Sherbo with burial at Oakland Cemetery Solon Visitation after 2 p m today at McCalley Funeral Home Adel with family greeting friends 5 to 7 p m and a vigil at 7 p m Survivors include three sons Robert Jr of Tuttle OK Allan of Adel Craig of Perry and a daughter Edna Reyhons of Adel
Gertrude Dorothy Fredrick, 95, of Washington died Sunday April 10 2005 at United Presbyterian Home after a lingering illness. Memorial service 3 p.m. May 12 at United Home officiated by Rev. Julie Poulsen. family receives friends an hour before. Burial later at Highland Memorials Lawns in Libertyville Illinois. Survived by daughter Cynthia Fredrick of Hammond Indiana and son William of Washington Iowa.
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The Gazette reports Iowa will be among the slowest growing states over the next 25 years, with population peaking near 3.0 million in 2015 and slipping to about 2.95 million by 2030, only 28,848 above the 2000 census, a growth rate of about 1 percent the lowest among the 48 states expected to gain population. West Virginia and North Dakota are noted as faster growers or declines beyond Iowa's trend.
Population projections indicate the District of Columbia and several states will decline during the period, with Florida, California and Texas among those highlighted as facing population trends.
Projections from the U S Census Bureau and the State Library of Iowa forecast Iowa adding more than 12 million people nationwide by mid-century while the 65 plus cohort in Iowa could reach 663 186 by 2030 growth driven by births refugees and shifting economic patterns Iowa remains not among the oldest states though its senior share will rise faster than overall growth and age structure reshapes the state landscape
A Pew funded study names Iowa among five states led by governors to expand early childhood education. Governor Tom Vilsack backs preschool, proposing 39 million for programs and a 12 million bill to incentivize use of existing services. The report credits Iowa for prioritizing pre k as a foundation for learning.
An Iowa Army National Guard unit based in LeMars has been mobilized for federal active duty starting July for up to 18 months. About 160 Soldiers from Troop C, 1st Squadron, 113th Cavalry, will deploy to Central Command theater. A community send off for around 20 Guard Soldiers from Camp Dodge in Johnston is planned at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Joint Forces Headquarters Camp Dodge Johnston. Public is invited.
Henry Clemons Jr., 48, of Des Moines pleaded guilty to first degree murder for killing his girlfriend Rogena Fisher, whose body was found along a south Des Moines road. He was sentenced to life in prison after turning himself in at Polk County jail in November.
Officials say a major meth lab was found at the home of 27 year old Kevin L. Galbraith in Eddyville after a garage fire on March 22. Galbraith was arrested April 13 and held on $75,000 bond at Mahaska County jail as authorities investigate the incident.
Andrews reports entering the garage after a fire uncovered an active meth lab and a second, larger lab in the basement. Task force said it was the second largest single operator lab seen. cleanup took 12 hours. U.S. Attorney's Office awarded 5.7 million for victim services from the Crime Victims Fund. Funds support rape, DWIs, child abuse, domestic violence programs and victim compensation.
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