Deaths and funeral notices in Cedar Rapids area
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Bill Lynn Yonker 44 of Lisbon formerly Des Moines Cedar Rapids resident 14 years, Katherine Pisha 85 Cedar Rapids, Leslie Vorba 66 Traer, Angela Joy and Christina Dawn Keys infant daughters Cedar Rapids area, Pearle Fee Deal 87 Cedar Rapids, Johnson Glen Oscar, Usher Marie, Gustav A Struck 76 Cedar Rapids, Jessie D Brooks 90 Clarinda, Marjorie O Stamp 57 Yuma Ariz, Raymond Wheeldon 77 Coeur d Alene Idaho, and many funeral services across Iowa. Surviving family members listed with service details and burial venues.
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Bill Lynn Yonker
Midway Drive
Lisbon
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
State Center
Regina Vacco
Youker
Cherry Burrell
Boy Scouts Club of America
Clell Youker
Andria
Darlene
Evonne Youker
Brian
Curtis Youker
Eleanor Reinders
Hawarden
Annabel Griffin
Albuquerque
N.M
Jane Kroener
Marshalltown
Pat Kifer
Jack Youker
Dick Youker
Chapel of Memories
John Tilp
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Katherine T. Pisha
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Zliechov
Czechoslovakia
Quaker Oats Co
Steve Pisha
Brush Chapel
Paul McManus
St. John’s Cemetery
Leslie A. Vorba
Traer
Algoma
Wis
Phillips 66
Phyllis Bissett
St. Paul Catholic Church
Overton’s
Angela Joy
Christina Dawn
David Keys
Coldstream Avenue
Angela
Staci
R.N. Bates
Caldwell
Idaho
Glenn Keys
Boise
Norma Helms
Winchester
Ind
Lambert Bobbink
Joe Keys
Walker Funeral Home
Turner Chapel West
Pearle Fee Deal
Blake Boulevard
Walter Deal
Center Point
Railroad
Max
Jack
Turner Chapel East
George Bloomquist
Dunkard Cemetery
Turner East
Johnson
Glen Oscar
Tom Anthony
Marion Christian Church
Mizpah Lodge
Marion Christian Church Organ Fund
Eye Foundation
York Rite
Usher
Marie
Wilson Hyde
Trinity United Methodist Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Covington
Turner West
Williams
George H
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade
Marion
Dorine M
Faith Bible Church
Robins
Ed Bateman
Cedar Memorial Park
Beatty- Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
Gustav A. Struck
N Street
Minnesota
Odessa
Minn
Martha Miersch
Madison
Merchants National Bank
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marlin Struck
Marlys Frank
Norma Antons
Emil
John Struck
Bemidji, Minn
Richard A. Rothe
Jessie D. Brooks
Solon
Miss Brooks
Clarinda
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Minnie Singler
Glee Long
Pasadena
Calif
Marjorie O. Stamp
el Prado Road
Yuma
Ariz
Arizona
Garwin
John H. Stamp
Missouri
First Christian Church of
Leola van Horn
Jack Stamp
Carle J. Stamp
Richard K. Stamp
Don van Horn
Vic van Horn
Dick van Horn
Gene van Horn
Yuma, Ariz
van Paulda
Noelridge Park Christian Church
American Cancer Society
Raymond Wheeldon
Coeur d’ Alene
Mr. Wheeldon
Indianapolis
Martha McArtor
Sigourney
Iowa
Spokane
Wash
Kaiser Aluminum
Coeur d
Yates Funeral Home
Witnesses Face Off at McDonald's After Night Barter
Rickey P. Reitzell and Andrew R. Brown were involved in a heated dispute outside Ham Burgers at 2615 Williams Boulevard SW. Police saw them run behind the Holiday Inn. Reitzell faced armed with intent charges while Brown was charged with intoxication. Nearby witness Jim Butler corrected to avoid misidentification. The article notes Nixon's 1972 Vietnam force cut.
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Rickey P. Reitzell
Avenue NE
McDonald’s
Williams Boulevard
Reitzell
Andrew R. Brown
Johnson Avenue NW
Brown
Holiday Inn
Sunday Gazette
Jim Butler
Butler
Six Charged With Drunk Driving in Weekend Incidents
Six individuals were charged with drunk driving over Saturday night and Sunday. John T. Climer, 48, was arrested in an alley near Third and Fourth streets SE. Kevin D. McMann, 17, was arrested after hitting a parked car on Edgewood Road NW. Robert W. Edgerly, 24, was taken into custody at Seventh Avenue and Eleventh Street in Marion. Larry G. Miller Jr., 17, was arrested on Blairs Ferry Road in Marion. William D. Shelton, 41, from Lisbon, was arrested on county road X20. Dennis M. Scalf, 30, was arrested at Thirty third Avenue and Sixth Street SW and charged with disobeying a traffic signal.
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John T. Climer
Third Street
Fourth Street
Kevin D. McMann
Ravenwood Terrace
Edgewood Road
Robert W. Edgerly
Central City
Seventh Avenue
Eleventh Street
Marion
Larry G. Miller, Jr
Clifton Street
Blairs Ferry Road
William D. Shelton
Lisbon
Dennis M. Scalf
G Avenue
Thirty Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Boy Thrown From Horse Near Prairieburg Hurts Seven
A 7-year-old Coggan boy named Eric J. Helms was listed in fairly good condition at Mercy hospital after being thrown from a horse noon Sunday on county road 53 two miles northeast of Prairieburg. The horse turned into a car driven by Louis F. Sperfslage, 42, of Monticello, Linn deputies said. Helms suffered a fractured leg and was thrown to the ground.
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Coggan
Mercy Hospital
Eric J. Helms
Prairieburg
Louis F. Sperfslage
Monticello
Linn
Sperfslage
Heims
Wedelstedt Jurors Seek View of Explicit Films in Trial
Jurors in Cedar Rapids federal court are set to view sexually explicit movies amid the trial of Edward J. Wedelstedt. The government argues the films amount to hard core pornography as prosecutors pursue counts of theft, receiving stolen property, and conspiracy related to 1974 interstate transport from Chicago to Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Edward J. Wedelstedt
Edward J. McManus
Wedelstedt
Twentyfourth Street
Chicago
Iowa
McManus
Davenport
Black Hawk County
Kirshen
Frerichs
Eddie Wedelstedt
Resignation Shocks Cedar Rapids CETA Program
Brown resigns from CETA amid internal friction with several staffers accusing others of harassment. City officials praise the program, while Kansas City officials cite no morale collapse and pledge to resolve miscalculations in title one funding and rollover rules. Adjustments to budgets and transfers are planned to avoid city funds.
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CETA
Brown
Canney
Kansas City
Will Carroll
DOL
Linn County
Richard G. Meskimins
Carroll
Cedar Rapids
Washington
South Africa urged to back Rhodesia peace plan
Owen said it is very strongly in South Africa national interests that an internationally acceptable settlement end Rhodesias five year guerrilla war. He noted only a settlement will end the violence while Young would stay silent on the Rhodesian issue during his visit.
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Office of Management and Budget
Proxmire
Lance
Senate
National Bank of Georgia
Carter
Ray Marshall
Civil Service Commission
Alan Campbell
The
Atlanta Constitution
U.S. Comptroller of
Constitution
White House
Tennessee
Jake Butcher
Butcher
Knoxville
Vorster
Smith
South Africa
Rhodesia
Young
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