Deaths of Clara Brink and others in area notices
Obituaries and death notices for Clara Kurtz Brink 97 Cedar Rapids area retiree and longtime church and club member. Andrew Alden 14 Center Point victim of motorcycle crash. Isaac Griffin 3 months Swisher dies after illness. and multiple other local deaths with services and burial details. Surviving relatives listed. services set across Cedar Rapids, Center Point, Swisher, Oskaloosa, Montezuma, and surrounding towns. Burial locations include Oak Hill Cemetery, Walker Cemetery, Forest Cemetery, and Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kurtz Brink
Meth-Wick Manor
Alfred G. Brink
Cedar Rapids
Clara Ringer
Lisbon
Brink
First Lutheran
Cedar Chapter No
CES
Cedar Rapids Business College
First Lutheran Church
George W. Carlson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Andrew P. Alden
Center Point
Central City
Manchester
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Debra Alden
Elizabeth Alden
Alice Alden
Walker
Randolph E. Mueller
Walker Cemetery
Murdoch
Isaac James Griffin
David
Patricia Griffin
Swisher
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sheila
Heather
Ocean
N.J
Clyde Griffin
Kalona
James Tierney
Colonia
Eugene W. Hauser
Hemet
Calif
Spillville
Merchants National Bank
Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Alma
The
Lady of the Valley Church
Valley Cemetery
Green Lawn Funeral Home of
Turner Crematory
DeShaw
Darlene Grace
Roy Tindal
Noelridge Park Baptist Church
Dunkard Cemetery
Steele
Harley M
Trinity United Methodist Church
Wilson Hyde
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
Dora Gladys Hurlbut
St. S
Don E. Hurlbut
Marion
Albia
Oskaloosa
University of Iowa
Hurlbut
First Christian Church
King’s Daughters
Order of Eastern Star
United Way
Charlotte E. Olney
Golden Court
Minneapolis
Mercy Hospital
Minnesota
Robert F. Olney
Clinton
Iowa Manufacturing
Elks Club
Cedar View Country Club
Madeline Faust
Pamela Shannahan
Independence
Patti J. Olney
Peter Olney
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Canon D.A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial Park
Chapel of Memories
Perrine Cancer Center
Memphis blackout sparks looting during first Presley death anniversary
A power outage at 12 30 a m sparked looting across Memphis as officials rushed to restore service by 3 a m. National Guardsmen patrolled the city while Mayor Chandler proposed a November ballot to fund a settlement. authorities later tied the outage to sabotage at the Cordova substation.
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Memphis
Presley
National
Wyeth Chandler
Chandler
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chapman
Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division
Preisser defends Social Services rebalance and growth
Preisser rejects claims the department is too large and notes 9300 employees, up from 6600 in 1972, making it the state’s largest agency. He cites federal and legislative mandates for staffing gains, with central administration shrinking while field operations grow and a new division of operations analysis oversees program deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preisser
State Department
Field Operations
Ray's testimony details murder charge pleas and claims of coercion
Ray told a congressional committee he pleaded guilty to King’s killing due to pressure from his attorney Percy Foreman and possible media conviction. He accused the judge of racial bias, alleged witness payoffs, and said his family could be jailed if he did not plead. He described his movement on the day of the shooting and noted FBI documents suggesting a conspiracy. Ray and his lawyer Mark Lane discussed alleged beatings by federal marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Percy Foreman
Foreman
King
Rooming House
Louis Stokes
Ohio
FBI
Bureau
Memphis
Mark Lane
Washington
Senate to debate ERA extension amid looming October adjournment
Byrd said he hoped the Senate would have time to debate the measure but noted many tasks remain as Congress seeks to adjourn in October. If the House version passes the Senate, the ratification deadline would be extended to June 30, 1982.
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Byrd
Senate
Congress
House
Cedar Rapids Judge Named As Supreme Court Nominee
A Cedar Rapids judge is among three named by the State Judicial Nominations Committee for the Iowa Supreme Court to replace Maurice Rawlings who reaches 72 on Thursday. The nominees are James Carter Jerry Larson and Frederick White Gov Ray has 30 days to choose. Carter previously served as a district judge and joins from the Iowa Appeals Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Supreme Court
State
James H. Carter
Iowa Appeals Court
Maurice Rawlings
Jerry L. Larson
Harlan
Waterloo
Frederick White
Robert Ray
Carter
White
Larson
Appeals Court
Intermediate Court
Sixth
Shut
Correcting Lowell Tiedt address and local notices
A series of brief notices includes a corrected address for Lowell Tiedt at 3626 Redbud Road NE, a 50th wedding anniversary thank you from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rose, a $2 000 ISU PEO Sisterhood scholarship for Julie Ellen Fackler of 397 Forest Drive SE, an Ox Roast at Masonic Lodge Hall Shellsburg on August 20, burglary report for a houseboat at Ellis Boat Harbor, talk by Floyd Bergen on public safety, Veterans Administration Microlert dental emergency aid for veterans, funeral notice for Fred Richter of Litchfield, and Ellis Pro Shop golf shirts promotion.
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Julie Ellen Fackler
Warren C. Fackler
Forest Drive
Iowa State Chapter
PEO Sisterhood
Cottey College
Nevada
Nuclear plant shutdown costs trimmed for IE customers
New Iowa Commerce Commission estimates show total extra charges from Palo nuclear plant outage may be 16.15 dollars per 600 kWh monthly usage over a year, far below earlier 54 dollar projection. Public hearing set for August 31 in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Palo
Iowa Commerce Commission
ICC
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Vawter
Iowa
UN Food Chief Warns of Unbearable Tensions Over Food
In Montevideo the head of the FAO warns that global hunger will worsen unless world food production is expanded. He calls for urgent action to increase yields and stabilize grain markets amid rising prices and supply worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
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Della Millard
Howard Sinkey
Harold Millard
Zephyrhills
Fla
United Methodist Church
Duane Manning
Mount Clark Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Zelpha Wyant
Powell’s
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Mechanicsville
William D. Riddle
Rose Hill
Horner's
Monona
Paul F. Krueger
Luana
Schultz
Waukon
David Dean Miller
Postville
Clifford Livinggood
Rossville
Mississippi River
First Presbyterian Church
Dean
Livinggood
Oakland Cemetery
Schultz’s
Martin’s
Victor — Elmer Norden
McAninch-Fremming's
Strawberry Point
Joseph W. Opitz
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Visitation
Roberson's
Rose
Gov
Ray Blanton
E. Winslow Chapman
Cordova
Paula Payne
Allen
New Orleans
Mississippi
Martin Luther King Jr
ERA Extension
C.R
Supreme Court
Tleworth and
Ingersoll
University of Iowa College of Law
Waverly
Clarksville
Jeanne
Carol
Jim
Terry Drive
Cyprus
James Carter
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
C.R. News
Lowell Tiedt
Tiedt
Redbud Road
Paul Rose
Adv
Masonic Lodge
Shellsburg
Ellis Boat Harbor
Paul Coleman
Summer Circle
Floyd Bergen
Public Safety
Bishop Cafeteria
Veterans Administration
V.A
C.E. Oleson
Elmhurst Drive
Litchfield
Minn
Ellis Pro Shop
Izod DiFini
Ray Vawter
Iowa Electric
Gazette
Dial
Montevideo
Flowers
Peck’s Flower Shop
Center Pt. Rd
John B. Turner & Son
Turner's
Second Ave
Turner's West
First Ave
Brush Chapel
Solon
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