Obituary: Lumir E Feyerabend 1910 1999
Lumir E Feyerabend 88 formerly of Fairfax died Monday February 15 1999 at St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids after a short illness Services will be 2 p m Saturday at Murdoch Linwood Funeral Home Cedar Rapids with burial at Linwood Cemetery Friends may call Friday 5 to 8 p m at the funeral home He survived by his wife Dorothy a daughter Wanda Feyerabend of Shueyville a son Lesley Feyerabend and wife Susan of Ely and two grandchildren Christal Feyerabend and Shawn Feyerabend He was predeceased by his parents and four sisters Born June 29 1910 in Fairfax to Will and Frances Feyerabend he married Dorothy Meeks June 8 1954 in Cedar Rapids He was a lifelong farmer and member of St Pauls United Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids A memorial fund has been established.
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Fairfax
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch-Linwood Funeral Home
Bob David
Linwood Cemetery
Dorothy
Wanda Feyerabend
Shueyville
Lesley Feyerabend
Susan
Ely
Christal Feyerabend
Shawn Feyerabend
Will
Frances Feyerabend
Dorothy Meeks
Lumb
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Tama Charles Foster 81 Dies At Home After Heart Attack
Tama Charles Robert Foster 81 of rural Tama died Saturday February 13 1999 at home after a heart attack. No service or visitation. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by Smith Funeral Home Grinnell. Survived by wife Peggy four daughters Linda Schulz of Chino Hills California and Jane Joyce Jill Foster all of Tama two sons Robert of Tama and Jeff of Gilman and sister Ruth Puls of Grinnell.
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Robert’’ Foster
Tama
Maple Hill Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Grinnell
Peggy
Linda Schulz
Chino Hills
Calif
Jane
Joyce
Jill Foster
Robert
Jeff
Gilman
Ruth Puls
Washington man 101 dies after lingering illness
Washington Grant M Humble age 101 died Tuesday February 16 1999 at the M L McCreedy Home after a lingering illness Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Friday at St James Catholic Church with burial at Elm Grove Cemetery Friends may visit at Jones Eden Funeral Home Washington after 9 a m Thursday with a 7 to 8 30 p m family visitation and a 7 30 p m prayer service Survivors include two sons John of Anaheim California and Gerald of Shawnee Kansas and a daughter Ellen of North Aurora Illinois
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Anaheim
Calif
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Shawnee
Kan
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North Aurora
Ill
Leach urges bipartisanship amid impeachment fallout
Rep. Jim Leach says 2000 elections could be shaped by impeachment, with Republicans and Democrats needing cooperation. He questions reauthorization of the Independent Counsel Act, notes concerns about a civil suit against a sitting president, and predicts candidate personality will influence voters.
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La Nina bust leaves Iowa warmer than normal again
State Climatologist Harry Hillaker says La Nina has produced an unusually mild winter in Iowa with February near record warmth and no arctic outbreaks, though snow may come and drought could start slowly if a dry spell arrives later. He notes Alaska cold and Pacific Northwest wet, while the jet stream stays unusually stable.
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Iowa
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Cedar Rapids man tied to drug network and money laundering
The affidavit accuses Clark of running Elegant Limousines and Pleasers Entertainment as fronts for drug profits. He allegedly supplied marijuana and cocaine from 1997 to 1999 in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, laundered funds, faced a 1991 marijuana arrest, and is charged with first degree burglary in Mount Vernon. Robert McNeese, tied to Lucchese crime figures, is imprisoned and questioned in connection with the case.
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Cedar Rapids
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Linn County District Court
Mount Vernon
Marion Mayor credits teammark for growth
Marion's strong economic health is credited to teamwork across city departments and a public private partnership. Mayor Vic Klopfenstein highlighted crime reduction curbside recycling expanded parks and rising residential and commercial construction. He noted Berthel Fisher moving HQ to Marion and strong housing permits placing Marion third in the state.
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Daily Notebook Cityline Opinion Poll And Meeting Notices
Local update lists today’s polls on Gov. Vilsack class sizes and readers votes. It also catalogs public meetings in Cedar Rapids Linn County Hiawatha Springville Center Point Urbana and Marion with council boards and commissions on schedule. Public notices include recycling and lottery results plus birth announcements and drunken driving charges.
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Cedar Rapids
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