Deaths and funeral notices span Cedar Rapids area
A list of obituaries and funeral arrangements for residents including Donald Fr. Doyle Jr. with services at Lovely Lane United Methodist Church, and others across Belle Plaine Keos, Tipton, Vinton, Iowa City, Independence, Garnaville, West Liberty and Gage, listing burial sites and arranging churches.
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Donald Fr. Doyle Jr
G Avenue
Phoenix
Ariz
Cedar Rapids
Kathleen Malone
Doyle
Bob Zimmerman Ford
Donald Doyle Sr
Chris Doyle
J.L. Brown
Chapel of Memories
Lovely Lane United Methodist Church
Don F. Maple
University of Iowa
Belle Plaine
Katherine M. Voss
First Lutheran Church
Koszta Cemetery
T.W. van Beck
Keystone
Linda Gulstores
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fellmer’s. Tipton
Lawrence Kleppe
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Clarence
Chapman’s
Clarence
Vinton
Fern Wayson
Campbell-Russell’s
Evergreen
Visitation
Iowa City
Regina C. Michel
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George L. Gay’s
Salem United Methodist Church
van Horne
Fellmer’s. Independence
Mark Hogan Sr
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s
Winthrop
White’s. Garnaville
CarrieAnn G. Larson
Roger Larson
Zion Lutheran
Clayton Center
Witt’s
Elkader
West Liberty
Harry Nath
Snider's
Presbyterian Church
Saratoga
Youngbear Likely To Serve Few Years In Federal Case
Mesquakie Settlement native Ellsworth Youngbear received the maximum 10 year federal voluntary manslaughter sentence for the 1974 killing of Vincent Lasley. He is expected to serve about one year with potential credit for time already served, as debates over state and federal credit complicate release timing.
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Mesquakie
Ellsworth Youngbear
Youngbear
Iowa City
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Vincent Lasley
Tama County
U.S
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Bureau of Prison
Fred Dumbaugh
Dumbaugh
Judge rules can talk with attorney first
A Linn County judge ruled a person arrested for drunken driving may confer with an attorney before deciding on a chemical test under Iowa implied consent law. Judge Ansel Chapman voided the Iowa DOT order revoking Harold F. Fuller’s license for 120 days, noting the state supreme court allows officers to limit attorney calls in such cases.
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Linn District Court
Ansel Chapman
Iowa Department of Transportation
Harold F. Fuller
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Supreme Court
Minority cited Iowa code in ruling on detention
Judge Chapman referenced a minority concurrence in a case involving detention. The opinion notes an Iowa Code section requiring arresting officers to allow detainees to contact family or an attorney unless there is imminent escape danger. The ruling issued Thursday interpreted that provision in the context of the appeal.
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Iowa
Chapman
Cedar Rapids police recruit drive nets many minority applications
Lt. Gary Hinzman said more than 80 applications were returned by Tuesday with additional filings after the Thursday 5 p.m. deadline. Final results will be announced next week. The written exam is set for January 12 and other testing steps are not yet scheduled.
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Gary Hinzman
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Chicago
Hinzman
East-West Summit Drive Spurs Macmillan Pressures
Twenty years ago the British press urged Prime Minister Macmillan to yield to Russia's demand for an East West summit conference, intensifying diplomatic pressure and signaling a potential breakthrough in Cold War tensions.
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Macmillan
Russia
Mount Vernon approves 5 percent teacher raises
The Mount Vernon Community School Board and the Mount Vernon Education Association ratified a 1978 79 agreement increasing base salary from 9200 to 9500 and boosting average pay by 5 4 percent. Hospitalization and major medical insurance contributions rise from 25 to 31 dollars monthly per employee.
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Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Community School Board
Mount Vernon Education Association
Carter meets allies on Main Street as energy, budget loom
President Carter, amid a Plains Christmas stroll with kin, asserts he has made all decisions on the 1979 federal budget and will balance the budget by 1981. He previews an executive order centralizing CIA oversight and notes energy policy remains unsettled as OPEC keeps oil prices frozen for six months.
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Kersey
Main Street
Hugh Carter
Plains
Congress
Washington
Carter
Grain Elevator Blast Kills and Injures Dozens at Mississippi Plant
A massive blast at a grain elevator complex near the Mississippi River destroyed 45 of 73 silos and damaged offices. More than 50 workers were at the site at 9:10 a.m. Debris and smoke filled the area as rescuers searched for survivors and victims. A makeshift morgue was set up in a warehouse while families waited by the levee.
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New Orleans
Audubon Park Zoo
L.A. Hubert
Army Corps of Engineers
Hatch
Cmdr
David Kennedy
Foret
Los
Defendants delay payment of Holmquist judgment
Defendants who were found liable for a half million dollars in a Linn District Court case stemming from a 1970 automobile accident have obtained a delay in paying the judgment while pursuing possible further appeal. The Iowa Court of Appeals upheld the verdict and the Iowa Supreme Court denied review. the delay was ordered to allow possible writ of certiorari. The plaintiff, a paraplegic since 1963, faces increased income tax liability due to accrued interest.
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Linn
Volkswagen of America Inc
New Jersey
Gruber Porsche Audi Inc
Cedar Rapids
August J. Holmquist
Iowa Court of Appeals
Holmquist
Iowa Supreme Court
Linn Court
Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Sadat Notes Candid Talks May Stall Peace Momentum
Sadat warned the Cairo summit with Israel could fail despite euphoria. He said he would report to his people what happened and hoped the talks keep the peace process moving. He asserted Palestinian lands after 1967 are Egyptian land and questioned Israeli withdrawal.
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Sadat
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
U.S. State Department
United States
Cairo
Egypt
Geneva
Switzerland
Jordan
Hussein
Syria
Hafez Assad
Money Shifts in GAO Study Highlight Public Aid Share
The GAO analysis shows funds from a Washington funded program administered by state or local governments flowing to public assistance general revenue sharing roads employment education environmental protection nutrition urban aid housing and more. Public assistance was by far the largest category at 2 percent of all federal aid dollars with the Northeast receiving a large share due to generous state allocations.
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GAO
Washington
Northeast
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Tom Fruehling
Federal Court Reporter
Evan Hultman
John E. Lapes
Thomas Dewey
New York
Truman
Carter Farmers
Stansfield Turner
Coast Guard
James Stansbury
Compar
FBI
Dozier
Rive
Judith Kilmer
Tom Riley
Mideast
BROSH
Cedar Rapids Solon
Jack Toren
Unification Church OF
10WA
Ibew Union Hall
Wiley
Pierson’s Sem
Ellis Blvd
N.W
16Th Avenue
Brad
Cedar Memorial Park
Christmas
St Wicchart
Episcopal Church
Stephen Steely
40Th Street
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