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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 2004

Page

13

Death notices and obituaries guidelines and sample

David L. Schueller died at 65 at home February 5 2004 in Dubuque Iowa. Services are February 9 at Holy Ghost Church with visitation February 7 at Egelhof Siegert & Casper Westview. The Gazette outlines submission rules and obituary pricing including per word charges and emblem options.

David L. Schueller Olympic Heights Dubuque Holy Ghost Catholic Church Egelhof Siegert & Casper Westview Kennedy Rd Michael Carol) Schueller Thomas Mary Ann) Schueller Cedar Rapids The Gazette

Beta Sigma Phi tea supports History Center in Marion

The Beta Sigma Phi chapter plans a Sunday tea, hoping for 90 signups, to benefit The History Center. The event echoes the group’s 60-year community work, notes Marilyn, a 35-year member, and aims to channel about $1,000 to the center while inviting broader support for local charities and volunteers.

Beta Sigma Phi Kansas Betasigmaphi History Center

Iowa reports 1180 with HIV or AIDS across state

Health experts say testing may reach many but avoiders persist. In 2003 at least 33 Iowans diagnosed with HIV later developed AIDS. 21 foreign-born individuals were diagnosed with HIV last year. African Americans and Hispanics each accounted for about one sixth of cases. Johnson County has 89 cases, Linn County 72, with total state cases suspected higher due to undiagnosed individuals.

Ruth Beyerhelm Iowa Center For Aids Resources and Education ICARE Iowa City Iowa

Gentry explores teen girls inner lives in nationwide outreach

The Iowa based minister Gentry discusses her project to capture the hearts and minds of today’s girls through interviews and church school tours. She traces her path from Luther League leader to a ministry focused on worship arts and adolescent psychology, noting resilience and hope amid pressures. Contact details provided.

Gentry Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Lansing Waterville Lutheran Church Luther League Cedar Rapids Monroe Wis Dubuque Luther College Decorah Montana Lutheran Church Pacific School of Religion Berkeley Calif Los Angeles Iowa William McGregor Elkader California

Federal probes target Iowa area restaurants and homes

Federal agents searched four Cedar Rapids area restaurants and multiple residences amid drug probe concerns. Ibarra Castro and Varela Arteaga face flight risk claims as prosecutors seize computers and cash. restaurants stay open under management.

Barrios Waterloo Cedar Rapids U.S Pat Reinert Ibarra-Castaneda Michael Lahammer Reinert Varela-Arteaga Mexico Center Point Road First Ave Blairs Ferry Rd Kent Millsap

Whitaker Nominated for U.S. Attorney in Iowa

President Bush named Matthew G. Whitaker a former Hawkeye tight end to be U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Iowa. Whitaker, from Des Moines, is a law graduate and 2002 Republican candidate for state treasurer. If confirmed, he would succeed Steven Colloton who moved to the 8th Circuit.

Washington Bush Matthew G. Whitaker Hawkeye U.S Iowa White House Whitaker Senate Steven Colloton Colloton U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Chuck Grassley Browa

Mason City man sentenced for Blue Earth motel murder

Roger Allen Morton, 46, of Mason City, was convicted on the sexual assault and murder of a Blue Earth motel clerk and given life in prison without parole.

Mason City Blue Earth, Minn Roger Allen Morton Blue Earth

Morton found guilty in motel killing of Mary Klatt

Morton was accused of raping and strangling Mary Klatt on May 29 at the Americnn Motel where he stayed while working as a roofing contractor. A three hour jury deliberation led to a guilty verdict and District Judge Douglas Richard imposed a life sentence following state guidelines.

Morton Mary Klatt Americnn Douglas Richard

Woman found in alley dies of alcohol poisoning

Sioux City report says Sandra Rae Berg, 33, collapsed in an alley Sunday afternoon and died from alcohol poisoning. Berg was found by emergency personnel and later died at Mercy Medical Center. Woodbury County medical examiner conducted an autopsy Tuesday.

Sioux City Sandra Rae Berg Berg Mercy Medical Center Woodbury County

Saxophonist Cornelius Bumpus Dies After Iowa Stop

Cornelius Bumpus, 58, former Doobie Brothers saxophonist and Steely Dan performer since 1993, died in Iowa after a heart attack aboard a JetBlue flight en route to California. The unscheduled Sioux City stop led to ambulance transport to Mercy Medical Center where he passed away. His family noted he would not want the attention from the stop.

Sioux City Cornelius Bumpus Doobie Brothers Steely Dan Iowa California Bumpus JetBlue Airways Mercy Medical Center JetBlue

Des Moines Leaders Move to Weigh Gambling Expansion

Des Moines officials agreed to study potential sites if state licenses expand gambling. Mayor Frank Downie said the city must have an interest in the outcome as lawmakers consider more additions. The council shifted from prior opposition and funded a lobbyist for the Statehouse debate.

DES Moines Frank Downie Cownie Christine Hensley Downie Hensley Statehouse Palo Alto Worth Black Hawk Wapello Linn County

Airlines and Sioux City Celebrate Extraordinary People

A brief tribute highlights the extraordinary efforts of airlines and the people of Sioux City, praising their shared commitment and community spirit.

Exposure kills elderly man after car stranded in snow

Marion Carberry a 90 year old resident of Aredale was found outside his car in a snowbound rural area southeast of Dougherty on January 29. He died Wednesday from complications of exposure after hospitalization. Gary Kreimeyer and his son Jason found the vehicle while hunting around 8 a.m. in Franklin County.

Scott County Mark Benson Highway 61 Davenport United Armor Mason City Marion Carberry Aredale Carberry Gary Kreimeyer Jason Sheffield Franklin County Dougherty Gazette and Wire

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