Two Funeral Services Held For Taylor and Smith
Lucille D Taylor will be laid to rest at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Garden of Eternal Love after a service at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Frank L Smith will be buried at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery after a Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories service. Memorials may go to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements by Cedar Memorial Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hunstad
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
American Cancer Society
10Th St. SE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
East Iowa Obituaries Roundup From Local Communities
Hazel Edwards 92 of Monticello Senior Home former Anamosa resident died after brief illness at John McDonald Hospital. Arnold Buhr 68 died at Mercy Hospital Oelwein with services pending. Inga Haugen 92 died at Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital with services at First Lutheran Church. Bess McKernan 82 died at Decorah hospital survivors include multiple children and grandchildren. services at St Benedict's Church. Bud Wells 66 Elkader city employee died from gunshot wounds. services at Witt's. Kenneth Danker Sr. 52 formerly of Keystone died in Killeen Texas. retired Army sergeant. William Arthur 92 died at Mercy Hospital. survivors include wife and children. services at Hintz's. Angie Hammel 91 died at Postville hospital. services at Community Presbyterian Church. Robert Robbins 64 died suddenly in McAllen Texas. estate pending. Margaret Brown 99 formerly Stanwood died at Cedar Rapids care center. services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel C. Edwards
Monticello
Anamosa
John McDonald Hospital
Goettsch’s
South Mineral Cemetery
Onslow
Devere
Bud” Wells
Elkader City
Shirley Clark
Postville
Amy Zeiger
Oklahoma City
Okla
Witt’s
East Side Cemetery
Kenneth B. Danker Sr
Killeen
Texas
Keystone
Sharon
Kenneth Jr
Bernard
Helene Danker
John
Marengo
Alfred
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Wandling
Waukon
Crawford-Bowers Funeral
Margaret E. Brown
Stanwood
Fourth Avenue Care Center
Morgan’s
Lisbon
Frances M Miller 85 Dies in Guttenberg
Frances M Miller 85 died Wednesday night at Guttenberg Municipal Hospital. She leaves two brothers Leo of Elkader Edward of McGregor and two sisters Anna Kann Guttenberg and Gertrude Petsche Peosia. Services at 10 30 a m Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church burial in Church Cemetery visitation 2 9 p m today at Tuecke Allyn s with wake service at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Miller
Guttenberg Municipal Hospital
Leo
Elkader
Edward
McGregor
Anna Kann
Guttenberg
Gertrude Petsche
Peosia
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Tuecke-Allyn’s
Charles W. Jewel, 67, retiring rail foreman dies in Waterloo
Charles W. Jewel 67 a retired Rock Island Railroad section foreman died Tuesday night at a Waterloo hospital. He is survived by a sister Kathryn Driscol of Vinton. Services Saturday 10 a.m. at Campbell Russell's with call after 6 tonight. Burial Evergreen Cemetery. A memorial fund is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Jewel
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo Hospital
Kathryn Driscol
Vinton
Campbell-Russell’s
Evergreen Cemetery
Cleveland police shift shoplifting policy to citations
Ohio’s largest city now issues citations instead of jail for first time shoplifting offenders under $300 with ID. The policy began Oct 1 and has yet to show impact on theft rates or provide year-over-year comparisons. Police say it speeds up responses and keeps officers on patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Norman Williams
Robert Bolton
Bolton
Gustavson
Shultz backs veto on aid certs while condemning El Salvador rights
Secretary of State George Shultz said El Salvador's death squads are indefensible and inexcusable and warned he might not certify human rights progress in January if certification legislation remained. He defended Reagan's veto of the bill, urged signing it earlier, and argued the process harms sovereignty and undermines rights policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Washington
el Salvador
George Shultz
Shultz
Reagan
U.S
State Department
Lavelle Convicted on Most Charges in Aerojet Case
Lavelle faces up to 20 years in prison and a $19,000 fine after a jury found her guilty on four of five felony counts in the Aerojet matter. Sentencing is set for Jan. 9 before U.S. District Judge Norma Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle
James Bierkower
U.S
Norma Johnson
Environmental Protection Agency
G. Allen Carver
Aerojet
Stringfellow
California
EPA
John Andreason
Synfuels Corp Opens Push for Price Supports in Great Plains Plant
The government funded Synthetic Fuels Corp moves to offer up to 1.6 billion in price guarantees for a North Dakota synfuels project. The Great Plains plant in Beulah would benefit as sponsors must secure 100 percent of capital by March 1 and be ready to operate soonest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington
Synthetic Fuels Corp
White House
North Dakota
Great Plains
Beulah
N.D
Tenneco Inc
American Natural Resources Co
Edwin Meese
Senate Energy Committee
James McClure
Idaho
House
James Wright
Texas
Corporation
Ed Noble
Robert Thomas
Mike Synar
D-Okla
Synfuels Corp
Howard Metzenbaum
Dohio
Gordon Humphrey
Rn.h
Noble
Congress
SFC
Drug charge against actor Gossett dropped in Malibu
A Malibu court commissioner dismissed a cocaine possession charge against actor Lou Gossett after finding he completed a six month drug counseling program. Gossett did not attend the brief hearing. the case stemmed from a March 18 1982 arrest with Honey Runner at their Malibu home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malibu
Calif
Lou Gossett
Gossett
Bob Steiner
Richard Brand
Edward Brand
Steiner
Satie
Rufner
Local Vital Statistics and Fire/Medical Calls Summary
November births listed for Sherry and Jeff Westercamp Alma and Clifford Buxton Terry and James Rowe Debra and Clifford Voelker Donna and Jeffrey Sanders Eva and Larry Kacher Rosa Lea and Phil Rieke grandchild connections noted. Incidents include medical emergencies at multiple Cedar Rapids addresses and backfire carburetor incidents in local streets.
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Sherry
Jeff Westercamp
27Th St
Marion
Alma
Clifford Buxton
Eastview Ave
Terry
James Rowe
Troy Mills
Debra
Clifford Voelker
Woodside Drive
Donna
Jeffrey Sanders
Eighth St
Iowa City
Eva
Larry Kacher
20Th Ave
North Richland Hills
Texas
Rosa Lea
Phil Rieke
Kenneth Rieke
Hiawatha
Leo Mulford
Aurora
Twiggy's Estranged Husband Dies During Stage Return
Broadway star Twiggy loses husband Michael Whitney to a heart attack in Manhattan. He collapsed at a restaurant with their 4 year old daughter Carly and died after 90 minutes of hospital treatment. The actress learned of the tragedy after the curtain fell on My One and Only at the St James Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twiggy
Howard Rogut
St. James Theater
Tommy Tune
Actor Michael Whitney
Manhattan
Carly
Bellevue Hospital
Sign-Up Deadline Set for Cedar Rapids Art Museum Tour
Iowa City area seniors may register by December 6 for a December 15 tour to the Cedar Rapids Art Museum. Project AGES and the Senior Citizens Center with the University of Iowa sponsor the trip. A $4 transportation and tour fee covers the visit. lunch at Bishop's Buffet is extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Johnson County Bureau
Iowa City — Area
Cedar Rapids Art Museum
Iowa City
Johnson County
Senior Citizens Center
University of Iowa
Bishop’s Buffet
Westdale Mall
Grant Wood
Marvin Cone
Quilter
Washington Street
Drake fraternity members charged with trespassing at cemetery
Thirty three Phi Delta Theta members from Drake University faced trespassing charges after police broke up a cemetery ritual at Glendale Cemetery in Des Moines. Officers said about 40 members emerged from tombstones carrying clubs as spotlights revealed the group around 9 30 p.m. Wednesday. Arraignment was set for December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Drake University Fraternity
Steve Schinkel
Byron Welch
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Glendale
Schinkel
Tehran Demonstrations Challenge Shah During Curfew Ban
Five years ago thousands of Iranians gathered in Tehran to protest the shah’s government defying a curfew and a ban on marches highlighting public discontent and political tensions of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
One-Car Crash Injures Two in Marion
Clifford Ficken 27 and passenger Gregory Carter 20 were hurt when Ficken's car struck a parked vehicle in the 1400 block of 10th Street around 10 40 p.m. Ficken was charged with drunk driving. Both were hospitalized at St Luke's. Carter had head and neck injuries, Ficken a hand injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Clifford Ficken
Sierra Drive
10Th Street
Ficken
Gregory Carter
Brentwood Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Carter
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METRO
Iowa
Arnold Buhr
Mercy Hospital
Oelwein
Hintz’s
Decorah
Inga P. Haugen
Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital
Steine’s
Burial Lutheran Cemetery
Bess L. McKernan
Richard
Tom
Waterloo
Lorraine Moeller
Bonnie Headington
Hudson
Dorothy Hagen
New Hartford
Colleen Danielson
Kay Casey
Sandy Headington
Pearl Sells
Michigan
Ruby Markham
Marshalltown
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
William Leonard Arthur
Marie
Max
Verona
Wis
Jean Fischer
Wellsburg
Jane Adair
West Union
Gaylen
Clarion
Marion Hoffman
Byron, Ill
Long Grove Cemetery
Maynard
Angie Hammel
Postville Hospital
Dean
Milwaukee
Community Presbyterian Church
Schutte’s
Frankville Cemetery
Robert
Bob’”’ Robbins
McAllen
Tex
Muehlethaler
Sandra Gustavson
City Clerk of Courts Office
Salvador
James Scheuer
D-N.y
Natural Resources and Environment
OK Grant
St. Luke’s
William P. Droste
Barbara J. Graham
Mark A. Bierschenk
van Horne
Holly J. Bischof
Red Fox Road
A Ave
Third Ave
Cherry Hill Road
16Th Ave
Golfview Drive
First Ave
Fifth Avenue SE
Drake Frat
John E. Lapes
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