Death notices from Cedar Rapids area obituaries
Multiple obituary briefs note deaths of Clarence F Heilman 78 of Cedar Rapids and other locals including Elmer L Moore Kenneth O Weisley Lucille Maresh Florence Reid and Jennie Tinsley. Services and burial details are listed with attending churches funerals homes and memorial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth O. Weisley
Springville
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Ruth Fisher
Weisley
Springville United
Ronald F. Weisley
Brookfield
Wis
Frielie Conaway
Pasadena
Calif
Eula Dutton
Chester
Penn
Presbyterian
Florence C. Reid
Minneapolis
Minn
Hurley
John L. Reid
Iron Wood
Mich
Wenell American Legion Auxiliary
Incarnations Catholic Church
John O. Reid
Samuel R. Reid
Springfield
Ill
Herbert Clark
Linn Health Services launches to aid eligible residents
Linn county residents lacking medical care can use the Linn Health Services program beginning Tuesday. The one year demonstration, supported by 100000 in revenue sharing funds, will cover most physician visits and prescription costs for about 2000 people. Eligible participants pay 20 percent of remaining charges, with 80 percent covered by the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Linn Health Services Program
Ann Weir
Linn County Health Center
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Miss Weir
County Medical Society
Blue Cross of Iowa
Iowa Pharmacy Services
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Iowa
Third Avenue SE
HACAP
Weir
Council Hears Water Damage Gripes Again
City council hears continued complaints from residents about flood damage after heavy rains. neighbors urge flood relief and discuss basements flooding, property devaluation, and potential federal funds for redevelopment and drainage improvements.
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William Brown
Avenue NE
Eloise Engle
Fifteenth Street
Department of Planning and Redevelopment
Don Canney
Kenwood Ditch
CETA Office to Leave City Hall for Satellite Space
The CETA program will move from City Hall to office space on the third floor of the SGA building at 118 Second Street SE, with an annual lease around 11000. Director Bob Brown plans to resign and move aims to centralize operations. Public Improvements Commissioner Richard Phillips opposed, arguing funds could be better spent and operations benefit from staying at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
CETA
SGA
Second Street SE
Bob Brown
Public Improvements
Richard Phillips
Riordan probes conservation panel as clash erupts
Riordan head of the Democratic caucus staff conducts an inquiry for a house senate subcommittee into the Iowa Conservation Commission. Commission members deny harassment claims while demanding defined investigation parameters. Gov. Ray and Attorney General Turner weigh in as Leonard complaints spark debate over oversight and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link
Riordan
Commission
Thompson
Priewert
Tom Slater
Council Bluffs
the Gazette
Robert Leonard
Lamont
Leonards
The
Conservation Commission
Leonard
Attorney General’s Office
Robert Ray
Subcommittee
Ray
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Slater
Bert Priebe
D-Algona
Avenson
House-Senate Natural Resources Committees
Democratic Caucus
Senate
George Kinley
Des Moines
Marion voters back transfers amid high turnout
Transfer of responsibility statement lauds strong voter turnout and says council and water board should cooperate for efficient city operations. Reported results show 85.34 percent opposed and 14.61 percent in favor with many spoiled ballots. Voting occurred across wards and precincts.
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Council
Water Board
Urban plan on tap for January State of the Union
Administration officials say a long awaited urban economic development scheme is outlined in a financing package ready for final agency review. Key issue is emergency city loans if access to public markets is denied with a two month timeline for final recommendations.
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Carter
Treasury Department
Ing
Labor Groups Back Anti Inflation Efforts But Skeptics Remain
Carter aides prize cooperation from top unions and businesses as the Labor-Management Group becomes a key anti inflation sounding board. Voluntary wage and price standards may be developed with industry variations while wage and price controls stay off the table. House Ways and Means Chairman Ullman says a tax cut may be needed if the economy slips into recession and could be combined with broader tax revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porate
Carter
al Ullman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ullman
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Clarence F. Heilman
Second Street
Tolheim Co
Masonic Lodge
Eau Claire
el Kahir
Turner Chapel West
Linwood Cemetery
Turner West
American Cancer Society
Elmer L. Moore
Marion
Missouri
Baxter
Ahrens
Johanna Elise
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ronald Pfluger
St. John’s
Homestead
Keys
Angela Joy
Christina Dawn
Walker Funeral Home
Winchester
Ind
Craft
F.R
American Legion
Onslow Savings Bank
Onslow
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Maresh
Lucille
Immaculate Conception Church
William Leonard
Robert Cizek
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Iowa City
Stewart Funeral Home
Shellsburg
Dean Broxey
Phillips
Vinton
Guy Fossett
Assembly of God Church
Evergreen
Jennie Tinsley
Reynolds
Sigourney
Oelwein
Louis Palmer
Hintz
Mary Burke Gazette
Rhode Island General Assembly
Alice Smith
Staubcourt NE
Bjornsen Construction Co
First Avenue
Cottage Grove SE
Canney
Terry Bjornsen
U. S
Reed
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Hunter-Commission
Richard Turner
Priebe
Kinley
James Calhoon
Sioux City
Cliff Burroughs
R Greene
Dale Tieden
Elkader
James Middleswarth
Indianola
Don Spencer
Ruthven
Nancy Shimanek
Monticello
Semor Tofte
Decorah
Oregon Democrat
Cedar Rapids Solon
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
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