Death notices for Edith Brown and others in Solon area
Obituaries list Edith Brown 77 of Route 1 Solon who died at home after a short illness. Other deaths include Clara Hathaway 91 formerly of Springville at Crestview Acres Marion and Larry Gardner 38 of Cedar Rapids died from a gunshot wound at his office. Numerous services and burial details follow for each, with family survivors and funeral arrangements noted.
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Edith Brown
Route 1
Solon
Ely
Vernon A. Brown
Iowa City
Solon American Legion Auxiliary
WSCS
Frank Cilek
Betty Krob
Cape Coral
Fla
Raymond Studt
Clara Krob
Chris Studt
Cedar Rapids
Jake Studt
Mount Vernon
Clarence Studt
Brush Funeral Home
Dennis Tevis
Oakland Cemetery
Clara M.E. Hathaway
Route 2
Springville
Crestview Acres
Marion
Mondamin
Dan Hathaway
Nebraska
Congregational Church
South Dakota
Legion Auxiliary
Gann Valley
S.D
Mel Jay
Hitchcock
Jack
Clinton
Mich
Lyle Dye
Hazel Courtney
Butte
Neb
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Nick Longworth
First United Methodist Church
Wilmsmeyer-Will Funeral
Mitchell
Graceland Cemetery
Larry Paul Gardner
Gordon Ave
Larry’s Cleaning Service
Marlene Nolte
Watkins
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Eagles Club
Jeanninne
Kendra Gardner
Anamosa
Michael Nolte
Diana Nolte
Leola B. Gardner
Robert
William
Huntington Beach
Calif
Eugene Kutsch
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Desert One helicopter mission disaster reviewed
The panel faulted secrecy and strict radio silence in the Desert One rescue attempt leading to eight deaths after a rotor blade struck a C-130 during refueling. It noted fuel margins and limited visibility forced aborts and questioned pathfinder and lead helicopter decisions amid a sandstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaught
Nimitz
Panel faulted Tehran rescue plan and urged unified counterterrorist command
A government panel blamed weather, hurried planning, and fragmented command for the failed Desert One raid to free U.S. hostages in Tehran. It called for a single military counterterrorist command, a senior oversight body, and better withdrawal and destruction measures. Cyrus Vance resigned following the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Tehran
Desert One
Holloway
Defense
Harold Brown
Cyrus Vance
Weather Summary With Thunderstorms and Hot Records
Wind direction SE at 7 mph at 8 p.m. Sun rises Monday 6 24 and sets 7 53. Extended forecast sunny with little rain Tue Thu. highs mid 70s to low 80s, lows 50s to 60. Flash flood watch southern Colorado mountains Sat night today. Showers and storms from Montana to New Mexico and northern California Sierras. Thunderstorms with hail up to 1 inch at Lake Park Florida and 70 mph gusts Rawlins Wyoming. Highs 105 in Dallas Fort Worth and Oklahoma City 105, record highs 13 times.
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Colorado
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Tahoe Basin
Lake Park
Fla
West Palm Beach
Rawlins
Wyo
Minnesota
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Midwest
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Poland strike leaders hail talks as labor actions expand
Strikers continue across industries as leaders push for formal recognition of the Inter-factory Strike Committee as the bargaining agent for about 400 plants. Lech Walesa greets supporters in Gdansk after a breakthrough meeting with the government negotiator Wieczyslaw Jagielski signaling a shift toward dialogue amid rising costs from the 10 day walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Jagielski
Gdansk
Wieczyslaw Jagielski
Lech Walesa
Lenin
John Paul II
Walesa
Tiny 14-Ounce Premature Baby Dies In Baltimore
Devon Somerville a 14 ounce premature infant who survived four days died Saturday night hospital officials said She would have been the smallest premature baby to survive normally in the country Lou Daugherty Baltimore City Hospitals spokesman said Devon was the third child of Leonard and Linda Somerville of Leonardtown Md Born Tuesday at St Marys Hospital in Leonardtown she weighed 14 ounces and was less than a foot long
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Baltimore
Devon Somerville
Lou Daugherty
Baltimore City
Devon
Leonard
Linda Somerville
Leonardtown
St. Mary’s Hospital
Births and incidents listed in Vital Statistics
Vital Statistics notes a son for Marie and Michael Millard at 2336 Blakely Blvd SE. Also entries from St Luke’s Aug 23 report Jacqueline and Charles Dunlap Toddville for a son. Friday 9 09 p.m. alarm malfunctions at 2600 Edgewood Rd SW and electrical short at 1929 Ninth St SW Saturday 11 17 a m. Cigarette to gasoline at 5040 Council St NE 4 56 p.m. Saturday. Unknown to barrel in 900 block Fourth St SE 5 53 p.m. Saturday. Medical emergency at 2929 Tama St SE 7 29 p.m. Saturday. Children playing with matches near combustibles at 3016 D Ave NE 7 56 p.m. Saturday. Overheated fireplace at 230 Cherry Hill Rd.
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Edgewood Road
Ninth St
Council St
Fourth Street
Tama St
D Ave
Cherry Hill Road
Linn County Conservation Board Talk at Mimm's
Linn County Conservation Board executive director George Hamilton will speak Tuesday at noon at Mimm's, now Kalona Tour. Includes lunch for $18.50. Charter Coaches numbers provided for Leaf Tour Iowa Wisconsin October 5 at $21.00. Additional tours and local ads list Stepping Stones Childcare hours and Diamond earnings ads.
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George Hamilton
The
Linn County Conservation Board
Mimm’s
Kalona Tour
Iowa
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids man in fair condition after cement truck crash
Ray C. Unruh, 53, of 5600 Klinger St. SW, was in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital after a loaded cement truck rolled on Blairs Ferry Road NE when a tire blew near Milburn Road. He was rescued by a bystander and transported by emergency responders. the Springville Ready Mix truck was a total loss.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ray C. Unruh
Klinger St
Blairs Ferry Road
Milburnn Road
Linn County
Linn County Sheriff's Department. A Nearby Witness Dragged Unruh
Linn County Sheriff's Department
Hiawatha Fire Department
Hiawatha Police Department
Area Ambulance
Iowa Highway Patrol
Springville Ready Mix
Tornado described as mile and a half wide, 200 miles long
A report outlines a massive tornado potentially spanning 1.5 miles in width and 200 miles in length, with swirling winds reaching up to 300 miles per hour and causing extensive damage across affected areas.
Soviets and Hungarians Begin Joint Tactical Maneuver
Soviet and Hungarian troops launched a joint tactical maneuver on Hungarian soil, per MTI and Hungarian radio. The exercise involved selected units and staffs under a standard training schedule. Concerns rose about possible Soviet action in Poland amid labor unrest on Poland’s Baltic coast.
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Budapest
Hungary
MTI
Poland
Baltic
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Gustav Husak
Dubcek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plower
Antonettea E
St. Wenceslaus Church
Louis Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Brosh Chapel
Wilder
John S
William Harnish
Linwood
Lee A. Lightfoot
Fifth Ave
St. Paul Ramsey Medical Center
Salt Lake City
Arthur Sproston
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Theodore G. Lilley
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Willard C. (Pick) Pickard
Eastern Ave
Kansas
Irene Schenken
Keystone
Federal Housing Administration
Pickard
Simpson College
University of Iowa
Peoples Unitarian Church
Iowa Alumni Association
American Legion Hanford Post
Phi Mu Alpha Musical Fraternity
Delta Upsilon Social Fraternity
Optimist International
Spers-Qsa
American Association of Retired Persons
Retired Men’s Golf Association
Civil Air Patrol
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Charles
Clarence
Indianola
Judith Urquhart
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Amana
Caroline Dietrich
Amana Community Church
Hoover- Valentine’s
Marengo
Clutier
Joseph Yanda
National Cemetery
Rural Vining
Mason-Hand’s
Tama
Coralville
Rita Ann Feiss
Donohue-Lensing
Garden City
Howard Ellson
15Th Ave
Osakis
Minn
Murdoch Chapel
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
National Weather Service
Fai
Eratures
New Orleans
Marie
Michael Millard
Blakely Blvd
St.Luke’s
Jacqueline
Charles Dunlap
Toddville
Door County
Travel & Transport
Bowling St. S.W
Siegel
C.R. Man ‘Fair
East Iowa News
Invsood Monument Co
Linwood Cemetery
6Th St
Wilson Ave
John E. Lopes
3Rd Ave
Pierson’s Flowershop & Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Blvd
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
James F. Stewart
Stewart Funeral Home
Stewart General
First Avenue
John B. Turner & Son
Dia Westaff
First Ave
West
Cedar Memorial
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