Obituary notices recount multiple Cedar Rapids area deaths
A long obituary page lists deaths including Guenivere Zimmerman 62 of Cedar Rapids and James Guthrie 64 of Monrovia with spouses children and extended kin. Other memorials note Gus Carlson 91 of Vinton and Anthony Tschirgi Jr. 61 of Winter Park with service details. The notices include survivors burial and church services and fundraiser details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenivere A. Zimmerman
Wildwood Court
Rockwell City
Cedar Rapids
Rockwell-Collins
James A
Patricia Coats
Marion
Janet Canfield
James J
Russell A. Guthrie
Monrovia
Calif
Bain
Minn
Lorene Hartsock
Davenport
Guthrie
Hiawatha
California
RCA
Rae Jeanne Kilberger
Palo
Royal A
Vera Brogran
San Jose
Herbert
Bill” Rawson
Nadine Nelson
Amelia Schmorr
Tulsa
Okla
Wayne McVay
al Waterhouse
Central City
Carl Moore
Birmingham
Mich
Mirian Locke
Leone Lewis
Center Point
Vivian Norman
St. Louis
Darrell Rawson
Brush Chapel
Tom Miskimen
Covington Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Rfc
Gus A. Carlson
Vinton
Virginia Gay Hospital
Mr. Carlson
Grastorp
Sweden
Bessie Pearl Stewart
Carlson's Corner
Farm News
The
Gazette
Wesley United Methodist Church of
ASC
Iowa Poetry Association
Rural Electric Cooperative
Benton County
George
Manchester
Betty Geiger
Ames
Virginia Rystrom
Robert Butler
Campbell-Russell
Evergreen Cemetery
Winton
Anthony A. Tschirgi Jr
Winterpark
Fla
Russell Guides Co
Grace Episcopal Church
American Legion
Hanford Post
Alan
Mark
Nanette
Orlando
Ruth T. Berry
Turner Chapel East
Paul E. Traeumer
Cedar Memorial Mausoleum
Turner’s East
Hanford Post Memorial Fund
Tom Bowman
11Th Ave
Paralta
Effie Mae Hensley
Missouri
Bowman
Collins Radio
VFW
Amvets
National Rifle Association
LaDonna Hanford
Dale
Linn County Cancer Society
Tenth St. SE
Oliver W. Schultz
Boice Road
Postville
Violet L. Reinhardt
Chicago
Ill
Wilson & Co
Hanford
Oliver
Iowa and Nearby Deaths List with Funerals and Burials
A regional death notice summary lists 14 individuals with ages and burial or church service details across Iowa towns including Monticello Anamosa Calmar Dyersville Independence Jesup Newhall Keystone North English Vinton Williamsburg and Holbrook. Each entry notes funeral arrangements visitation hours and burial site, with some mentioning memorial funds and military rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber — Edward Harms
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Burial Church
Goettsch’s
Monticello
Anamosa
Wylma Buckner
Ketelsen
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Calmar
Arthur J. Morris
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
French's
Bismark
N.D
Clutter — Albert Arp
Dysart Zion Lutheran Church
Overton's
Dysart
Dyersville
Ida Wieneke
St. Francis Xavier
Church
Reiff's Independence
Vernard
Dick) Wing Jr
St. John’s Catholic Church
White Funeral Home
Jesup
Francis Kresser
Parker's
Newhall
Lydia Kerkman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Holbrook
Uhlmann’s
Reagan eyes expanded Cabinet Council system reforms
Meese notes Reagan intends a Cabinet Council structure with a small, trusted group to advise on policy, aiming to match past administrations' councils and reduce feuding with White House staff and Cabinet departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Security Council
Nixon
Ford
California
Reagan
Meese
White House
Reagan proposes Cabinet Councils to guide policy
The plan includes Cabinet officers meeting near the White House for close oversight with automated follow ups supervised by Craig Fuller. National Security Council staff and White House policy unit will support the Councils as Bush Baker and Meese join all groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
White House
Meese
Craig Fuller
Bush
James Baker
National Security Council
State
Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Treasury
Office of Management and Budget
Cabinet Council On Economic Affairs
Treasury, Commerce and State
Council of Economic Advisers
OMB
Cabinet Council On Commerce and Trade
Commerce
Agriculture, and Transportation
Cabinet Council On Natural Resources and Environment
Interior
Agriculture
Transportation
Housing and Urban Development
Cabinet Council On Human Resources
Health and Human Services
Labor
Poland faces new strike crisis as talks key to reform
The Bielsko-Biala strike ends as the government pledges dialogue and to implement last summer's accords. A new labor law, due by 1980, is now pushed to June. Solidarność leader Gwiazda warns a 90 day moratorium on strikes could falter if activists are arrested or detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielsko-Biala
Communist Party
Andrzej Gwiazda
Solidarity
Walesa
Stanwood IA Balloon Rally Draws Pilots For Rural Flight
Fourteen balloonists joined a non sanctioned Stanwood rally that moved launches from farm fields to Tipton then north to Stanwood. Pilots from Carlisle Cedar Rapids Kalona Indianola the Quad Cities Princeton Ankeny and Warren II gathered for a morning flight with hog roast and beer gifts for landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Stanwood
Pash
D and E Distributing Co
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Carlisle
Kalona
Indianola
Quad Cities
Princeton
Ankeny
Warren
Births and incidents recorded on February 14
Vital Statistics notes two births at Mary and Richard Nurre and Deborah Millen a daughter Carol Dvorak a son Wilhelmi a daughter Cooley a son. Fire and medical calls include ladder building for police, multiple emergencies, false alarm and a decimal currency milestone in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
David Millen
Bever Ave
Carol
James Dvorak
Toledo
Nancy
Edward Wilhelmi
Atkins
Linda
Darrell Cooley
Wilson Ave
Davenport bicyclist 14 killed in crash with car
A Davenport youth of 14 was killed and a companion, also 14, was injured while riding bicycles when struck by a car Friday. The driver, David Ogden, 35, was charged with manslaughter and drunk driving and held in Scott County Jail in lieu of a $5,500 bond. the deceased is identified as Jeffry Border, with Richard Fisher listed in fair condition in a Davenport hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Jeffry Border
Richard Fisher
Daven
Port Hospital
David Ogden
Scott County
Diplomatic Focus on Czechoslovak Gold in US
In Section F diplomats prepare for a renewed push over Czechoslovak gold held by the United States. Page 17F. Two FBI agents study computerized psychological profiles to aid local police in identifying suspects. Page 18F. Reagan budget cutters seek large cuts to science funding. Page 18F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
FBI
Reagan
Weather Report With Light Wind and Mild Week Ahead
At 11 p.m. the wind is south at 15 mph. Sunrise Monday 7 03 and sunset 5 39. Year ago today high 28 low 21 with .05 inches precipitation. Extended forecast calls for fair and mild conditions Tuesday through Thursday with highs in the 50s and 40s to mid 50s and lows in the 20s to 30s.
Indian summer warms Midwest February beyond normal
The Nation Saturday reports an Indian summer in the upper Midwest with temperatures well above average for Valentine’s Day. Highs reached 54 in western North Dakota and 57 in Casper as rain showers scattered across western Montana, the northern Pacific Coast, the central Gulf Coast, and eastern Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Midwest
Missouri Valley
Rockies
North Dakota
Casper, Wye
Montana
Pacific Coast
Gulf Coast
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladys C. Schenken
Whitehall
Bernard W. Schenken
First United Methodist Church
Rudolph
London
England
Bill Page
Dick Watkins
Clock Funeral Home
First United Methodist Church Memorial Fund
Virginia
Virgie’’ Buckner
Ocala
Newman’s
Harry
Earl
Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens
James Gayler
Benjamin F. Beck
Third Ave
Murdoch's
Iowa
Cabinet Council On Food and Agriculture
Secretaries of Agriculture, Interior, Commerce, and Transportation
Poland
Lech Walesa
Mary
Richard Nurre
Gordon Ave. NW
Marlys
William Ingles
Grand Ave
St. Luke’s
16Th St
Ridgemore Drive
Maureen Drive
Fourth St
Tamara Drive
18Th St
Fifth St
Crandell Drive
Britain
Gazette Conger
Third Ave. SE
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Rowse Driskill Floral Co
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Atown
16Th Avenue
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Tenner Owen
Joseph L. Hansen
Stewart Funeral Home
First Avenue
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