Deaths reported in Illinois and Iowa obituaries
Obituary notices list Michael John Pohlmann 16 of Monticello Illinois and several others including Sister Mary Chrysostom Reardon 89 and Clarence J. Schilling 72. The notices cover births, deaths, services, and burial details across Cedar Rapids Keokuk and surrounding communities with memorials and funeral home arrangements.
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Michael John Pohlmann
Kay
Roger Pohlmann
Monticello
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Illinois
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Mary Chrysostom Reardon
Queen of Angels Infirmary
Sacred Heart Convent
Manchester
Congregation of the
Cedar Rapids Sisters of Mercy
Sister Chrysostom
Sisters of Mercy
St. Wenceslaus
Mount Mercy Academy
Grand Junction
Elma
Charles City
Waterloo
Ames
DeWitt
Fairfax
Oelwein
Kalispell
Montana
Minneapolis
Minn
Chrysostom
Loras College
Dubuque
University of Iowa
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart
Della Hakenwerd
James Hanson
Seattle
Wash
Bruce Cregeen
Freeport
Leonard Buser
Raymond
California
Richard
Merle
Glen
Tucson
Ariz
Florence Davis
Moses Lake
Arlene Schilling
Alvin
Laverne
Gilbert
Kuba Funeral Home
Eugene Kutsch
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral Home
O’connell
Julia J
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Joseph Moellner
Teahen
Reid
Janet Spence
Turner Chapel East
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Third Ave
Stieger
Margarete S
Turner Chapel
Economy shows steady rise in spending and prices in November
The Commerce Department reports November figures show consumer spending outpacing disposable income for the second straight month as personal income rose 1.1 percent to a $2.3 trillion annual rate while taxes trimmed spendable income. Savings fell to 5.5 percent, and prices climbed in autos, food, and fuel with notable gains in transportation costs and used car prices. Oil firms raised wholesale gasoline prices and refiners followed with small hikes, affecting soonest pump prices.
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Commerce Deparment
Commerce Department
Mobil Corp
Mobil
U.S
Arabian-American Oil Co
Saudi Arabia
Desert Kingdom
Cities Service Co
Getty Oil Co
Teachers oppose extra duties as layoff factor in district talks
In a College Community School District dispute, officials seek to weigh extracurricular assignments in enrollment based staff cuts. The talks include two marathon mediation sessions and a January fact finding. Negotiators remain about 3 percent apart on salary and benefits.
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College Community
Hightshoe
Gary Ray
Linn County bids save 17000 on 1981 insurance costs
Linn County auditors say bidding three insurance categories property, contractor equipment and automobile liability reduced projected costs from 58509 to 41432 a saving about 30 percent. Low crime and bond insurance bid awarded Milli shiser Smith Agency Inc at 6432 with other bids listed. About 15 firms submitted bids.
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Linn County
Merle Kopel
Kopel
Board of Supervisors
Millhiser-Smith Agency Inc
Bezanson-Whitehead-Russell Insurance Agency
Vinton Insurance Co
Burkhalter Insurance Agency
Ken Schriner
Vital Statistics and Public Safety Notices Summary
Births recorded December 22 include Christine and Earl White in Hiawatha with a son. Linda and Ernest Wilson in Third Ave SW with a daughter. Kristi Falkner and G David Falkner with a daughter. Sheila White with a son. Deronda Redden with a son. Laura Draeger with a son. Mary Gray with a son. Patricia Hamel with a daughter. Debbie Feight with a son. Patricia Bales with a daughter. Cindy Williams in Shellsburg with a son. Clinton couple Weispfenning with a son. Grandparents listed include Lunacek, Manning, Coquillette, Kloubec, Wright, Vaillant, Pilkenton, Curtis, Carpenter, Hill, Kempf, Kenney, Mercer, Clark, Christen, Williams. Police log notes multiple medical emergencies, false alarms, and incidents from 7:51 p.m. Saturday to 10:15 p.m. Monday across addresses in Cedar Rapids and surroundings.
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Linda
Ernest Wilson
Third Ave
Kristi
G. David Falkner
Ardsley Lane
Sheila
Charles White
North Towne Court
Deronda
Gary Redden
Westover Road
Laura
Brian Draeger
Mansfield Ave
Mary
James A. Gray
25Th St
Marion
Patricia
Jerome Hamel
Hiawatha
Debbie
F. James Feight
Fairfax
Max Bales
Central City
Cindy S. Williams
Shellsburg
Addison B. Manning
Boyceville
Wis
Claudia Coquillette
Cedar Rapids
Gene R. Kloubec
Cathy M. Wright
Gerald L. Vaillancourt
Pamela K. Pilkenton
Weston C. Curtis
Linda S. Curtis
Danie G. Carpenter
Barbara S. Hill
Edward E. Kempf
Mary E. Kenney
James M. Mercer
Alburnett
Jacqueline M. Clark
Alan R. Christensen
St. Leonard
Winter Weather Widespread Across Coast and Inland
Freezing rain and icy conditions spread from the southern Atlantic coast to the Carolinas and Virginia with one inch of snow in Philadelphia. Roads iced over from North Carolina to New York, and sub zero temperatures dotted the northern plains and New England as freezing weather lingered.
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Atlantic Coast
Middle Atlantic Coast
Southern
Appalachians
Florida
Virginia
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Carolinas
Georgia
Maryland
South Carolina
New York City
Philadelphia
Rockies
Great Lakes
Plains
New England
Corrections Clarifications Published On Burglary Victim Address
The Monday Gazette corrects the burglary victim's address to 1700 Seventh Ave SE for Herman D. Ahrens. The paper notes it welcomes complaints on accuracy fairness and completeness and will publish corrections when reports are found wrong. Phone 398 8313.
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Herman D. Ahrens
Seventh Ave. SE
Kennedy and Regis contend in high school basketball double-header
Two games highlight a boys hoops double-header at Five Seasons Center Kennedy faces Regis at 7 p m followed by Jefferson meeting Washington at 8 30 p m Local coverage notes the page 10A listing for Tonight Movies page and timing details.
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Kennedy
Regis
Jefferson
Washington
Culver hints at possible political return career
The 48-year-old Democrat, once unseated by Grassley, has not ruled out future public office. Culver grew up in Cedar Rapids, studied at Harvard, and now serves on the Harvard Board of Overseers while practicing law in Cedar Rapids with McGuire and Bernau. He first ran for office in 1964 challenging Rep Bromwell.
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Culver
Collins
Law Firm Association
John
Charles E. Grassley
Cedar Rapids
William Culver Motor Co
Harvard
Lionel DeJer~sey
Cambridge
England
Harvard Board of Overseers
Edward Kennedy
David McGuire
William Bernau
James Bromwell
Watt Nominated for Interior Secretary Faces Confirmation Hurdles
The Cabinet slate includes Pierce, Watt, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, and Block with two posts left. Watt, a Colorado attorney and former judge, backs a common sense approach to public lands opening for oil and minerals, sparking concerns about environmental balance and likely tougher Senate confirmation.
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Pierce
New York
Watt
Colorado
Kirkpatrick
Georgetown University
Block
Education
Congress
Haig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim D
David A
Rick J
Leonard Pohlmann
Keystone
Evelyn Melton
Loretta Bevins
Belle Plaine
Cherry Pohlmann
William Goltz
Shiloh Cemetery
Clarence J. Schilling
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Elberon
Edward
Mary) Upah
St. Mary’s Catholic
Vining
Mason-Hand's
Tama
Church Cemetery
Ralph Willard
Harrison’s
West Union
Adrian Kleppe
Zion Lutheran Church
Burnham-Wood’s
West Union Cemetery
Williamsburg
Carl
Meta) Walter
Uhlmann’s. Monticello
Loyle “Runt” Eye
Goettsch’s
School District and College Community Education Association
Mel Kramer
Waverly
Jerry Hightshoe
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Ontario
Calif
Caribou
Maine
Anchorage
Miami
Atlanta
Boston
Bismarck
Nashville
Orleans
Denver
Chicago
Duluth
Phoenix
Honolulu
Houston
Coralville Lake
Peete
Milwaukee
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Steady Clinton
Cedar
C.R
Christine
Earl White
St. Luke’s
Clinton
Curtis Weispfenning
Clarence Lunacek
F Ave
Eastern Ave
C St
Ozark St
Wildwood Drive
Edgewood Road
Kirkwood Boulevard
First Avenue
Bever Ave
Council St
Mount Vernon Road
27Th Ave
10Th Avenue
First Street
J Street
Miller Avenue
H Street
Ellis Blvd
Seventh Ave
St. SW
First Ave
10Th St. NW
Tonight
Interior
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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