Death notices and memorial services in Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries list George P. Hixenbaugh 71 Cedar Rapids longtime WMT chief engineer who died in a local hospital and other names with service times and burial sites. Also noted are memorials for Verna Morriss Wilma Anway and Hans Otto Hansen with birthplaces, spouses, and survivor details. Services scheduled across Cedar Rapids area chapels and cemeteries.
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George P. Hixenbaugh
Thirtythird Street
Cedar Rapids
Dallas
Iowa
Mary Erickson
Hixenbaugh
WMT
Domino Sugar Lines
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Public Broadcasting Network
Patrick Shirley
Fennimore
Wis
Harlan Juline
Knoxville
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Reginald Watters
LaVerne Mulford Morriss
Marion
New Providence
Bristol
Floyd M. Mulford
Byron Merriss
Merriss
Rebekah Lodge
Sheffield
R. Harold Mulford
Park Forest
Ill
Clifford R. Mulford
Mr. Pleasant
Carroll F. Mulford
Eugene Nichols
Shafter
Calif
Andrle and Creps
Eldora
Lyle Lee
First Baptist Church
Murdoch
Hans Otto Hansen
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Florida
Denmark
Thelma
Fruehaus Trailer Co
Hansen
Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church
Anna Christianson
Forest Lawn
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Donald H. Mohr
St. Paul’s
McManus Recuses Self in Voeltz Case Transfer to Hanson
U S District Judge Edward J. McManus steps aside from the Voeltz case and transfers supervision to Judge William Hanson. Voeltz faces a single count of conspiracy to defraud related to a 1975 bogus business scheme and must stand trial after a prior plea deal unraveled.
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U.S
Edward J. McManus
Scott Voeltz
William Hanson
Iowa
McManus
Voeltz
Twin Pine Drive
Hanson
Fort Dodge
Mowing and Gun Mishaps Injure Two
Two people were injured Wednesday in separate mishaps in Mowing. Raymond Rompet, 52, of 1900 Fourth Avenue SE, suffered arm and leg lacerations when a riding mower tipped on an incline at 2727 Old River Road at 3 30 p.m. He was listed in good condition at Mercy hospital. Darren Loveless, 16, of route 1 Mt Vernon, was treated at St Luke’s hospital and released after being shot in the lower left leg during a target practice session with a friend, using a .22 rifle. the bullet ricocheted from a metal target and struck him.
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Raymond Rompet
Fourth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Old River Road
Darren Loveless
Route 1
Mt. Vernon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Loveless
John Vezequielian
Linn
Jack Benny's Sister Florene Fenchel Dies
Florene Fenchel, 76, sister of comedian Jack Benny, died at her Chicago home Tuesday night.
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Chicago
Florene Fenchel
Jack Benny
Million Contract Suit Targets Cedar Rapids Transfer
A $1 million contract dispute has been filed in Linn district court by Cedar Rapids Moving and Storage against Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage Co and its president William B. Cass. The suit says assets including goodwill real estate leasehold and an Aero Mayflower Transit exclusive agency were to be sold to Robert G Worley who assigned his interest to the plaintiff on June 14. The petition seeks a court order to assign the assets and franchise to Cedar Rapids Moving and Storage and names Worley as signer and Cass as personally bound by the agreement.
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Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage Co
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids Moving and Storage, Inc
William B. Cass
Robert G. Worley
Worley
Cass
Aero Mayflower Transit Co
Suit Seeks 220000 Over Hiawatha Shooting Incident
A $220,000 petition filed by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAllister on behalf of their son Denis targets Curtis and Allan Brown over a May 23 shooting with a .22 rifle. The suit claims intentional injury, negligence by the Brown boy, and parental negligence. It requests 200000 for Denis and 20000 for his parents for medical costs and loss of companionship.
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Hiawatha
Joseph McAllister
Denis
Curtis Brown
Allan Brown
McAllister
Convict Gardner Loses Bid for New Bond Hearing
U S District Judge Edward J McManus rejected Craig Gardner's requests for a new bond hearing access to case documents and a lie detector test. The court found sufficient evidence that Gardner threatened a man and conducted a gun transaction after his May conviction, and U S Magistrate James Hodges had ruled he posed a danger to the community, leading to bond revocation and current confinement in Linn County jail.
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U.S
Edward J. McManus
Craig Gardner
Gardner
Linn
McManus
James Hodges
Soviet Physicist Rem Khokhlov Dies at 51
Moscow state university rector since 1973 Rem Khokh lov, a leading Soviet physicist, died Monday reporting by Tass. He guided the university through scientific progress and education.
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Moscow
Rem Khokhlov
Moscow State University
Tass
Neighbor Carr links Berkowitz to Son of Sam killings
The New York Post reports Berkowitz told police Sam Carr a Yonkers neighbor ran a telephone answering service and shot his dog after a hate mail campaign. Carr said Berkowitz had threatened him and police noted threats in notes matching the killer’s handwriting. The case ties to the Moskowitz and Violante shootings in Brooklyn, involving a .44 caliber slug and a witness who saw a man near a fire hydrant ticket. Mrs. Moskowitz vows justice and supports police praise for the department.
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The
New York Post
Berkowitz
Sam
Sam Carr
Yonkers
Post
Carr
109Th Precinct
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Stacy Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Miss Moskowitz
Violante
Neysa Moskowitz
Ricki
Neighbors and co workers describe Berkowitz as quiet and unremarkable
In Yonkers and at the Bronx post office, residents and colleagues recall David Berkowitz as a polite, unassuming man who kept to himself. Neighbors heard a crash from his apartment months earlier, while coworkers at the Grand Concourse facility said he was punctual, shy, and not given to discipline or flirtation.
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Bronx
David Berkowitz
Sam
Leonard Jacobs
Grand Concourse
Berkowitz
Jacobs
Campaign Fund Filing Dispute In State Politics
Johnson testifies before campaign finance disclosure commission about a disputed check from his personal account as he insists funds came from him, not the law firm. Ed Campbell urges finding Ray's committee accepted a corporate check in violation of state law.
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Johnson
Campaign Finance Disclosure Commission
Ray
Ralph Brown
Ed Campbell
State
Democratic Party
The
Disclosure Commission
William Knapp
Campbell
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Mary
Fannie) Meehan
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Cascade
Adwin Kitzman
Reynolds
Sigourney
Independence
Charles E. Quass
White’s. Manchester
Maxine E. Betels
Shelly’s
Burial
Oakland
Tipton
Glenn
Shorty) Sievers
Sheets and Son
Petersburg
Christopher John Reinert
Alfred Reinert
SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Kramer’s
Dyersville
Wilma D. Anway
Chesterfield
Bessman
Mich
Harold W. Anway
Kathryn A. Crawford
Pella
Harold W. Anway, Jr
DesPeres
Dorothy Williams
Reno
Nev
Schrader Funeral Home
Ballwin
Valhalla Mausoleum
Leukemia Society of America
Richmond
Staten Island
Westchester
Nassau
Atlantic Ocean
New York City
New York
Self
Tom Fruehling
Federal Court Reporter
Missouri
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
Columbus High School
Bronx Community College
Westchester County
Craig Glassman
Glassman
Arsenal
Craig
of Sam
Suffolk County Police
Kowitz
Edna Williams
Son of
Baretta
Joanne Resto
Jerry Horan
Gail Keith
Salvador
Jewellen Florist
Hud
Cedar Memorial Park
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