Deaths listed for Hattie Sartor Edward Newhouse Mildred Miller
Obituaries report Hattie Belle Sartor 93 of 133 Echo Lane died at Anamosa Hospital after brief illness born Sept 16 1887 in Columbia Missouri married to Dr Marvin Sartor in 1912 she was a chiropractor in Washington and member of United Methodist Church in Washington surviving son and five daughters plus 14 grandchildren cremation at Turner Crematory private memorials later inurnment College Mound Missouri Edward E Newhouse 50 of 1547 Eighth Ave SE died at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness born in West Virginia married Aretta Gillesppie in 1965 he lived in Cedar Rapids since 14 years ago and worked for E Cohn & Sons military service in Korean conflict surviving relatives and his body donated to University of Iowa Mildred S Miller 85 of 1300 Oakland Road NE died in Cedar Rapids born November 3 1895 in Anita resident of Berea Kentucky before moving to Cedar Rapids 13 years ago retired after 50 years teaching in Iowa Illinois Kansas Kentucky member of St Pauls United Methodist Church. A cremation was noted for several entries and multiple funeral notices listed with arrangements by Turner Chapel East and West. memorials suggested to United Methodist Church Anamosa and American Cancer Society.
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Hattie Belle Sartor
Echo Lane
Anamosa
Washington
Anamosa Hospital
Columbia
Marvin Sartor
Palmer Chiropractic School
Davenport
United Methodist Church
William
Detroit Mich
Helen Hawley
Frances Baker
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Davis
Brea
Calif
Lois Kirchner
Cupertino
Caroleen Taylor
Turner Crematory
College Mound
Turner Chapel West
Edward E. Newhouse
Eighth Ave
West Virginia
Aretta Gillesppie
Clarksburg
W.va
Ohio
E. Cohn & Sons
Disabled American Veterans
Johnny
Terry
Troy
Lovie Shillingburg
Finley
Melvin Shillingburg
el Paso
Texas
James
Elkins
Ruth Hollenback
Carey
Carolyn Shillingburg Howard
Wharton
University of Iowa
Turner Chapel East
Alexander George
St. John’s
Eastern Orthodox Church
Mildred S. Miller
Oakland Road
Anita
Berea
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Lloyd E. Brockmeyer
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Greeley
Harvey
Willie L
Martin Cemetery
Nowata
Oklo
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch Chapel
Robb
Marion F
Dick Watkins
Murdoch
Marion
Berntsen
Mirriam C
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Keith Birch
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Schneiter
Howard H
First United Presbyterian Church
Jay A. Miller
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Jones
Lyle E
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Lloyd Brockmeyer
Senators Split Over Reagan Tax Cut Plan
Democrats in the Senate oppose Reagan’s 10 percent across the board tax cut calling it inflationary while Republicans praise the plan. Senate conservatives like Jesse Helms urged deeper cuts, and House leaders varied in support as lawmakers weighed the size and impact of the proposed budget reductions.
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Senate
Reagan
Congress
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Bob Michel
Illinois
House
GOP
House Budget Committee
James Jones
D-Okla
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Reagan seeks equal tax cut for all as 1982 plan outlined
President Reagan proposes a $44 billion cut in individual income taxes in fiscal 1982 beginning July 1, with a 4.4 year pattern in mind. He calls for a $9.7 billion corporate tax cut and promises further changes later including tuition credits, marriage tax repeal and indexation. Senator Kennedy signals conditional support amid liberal opposition.
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Reagan
America
Carter
Reagan budget draws mixed Iowa reaction and caution
In Des Moines, Sen. John Murray and Gov. Ray praised Reagan's address as responsible and turning-point material. They warned of hardship from across the board cuts, including rail aid and energy programs, while Rep. Berkley Bedell supported the aim but urged caution on retrenchment. Iowa officials vow to monitor details as federal spending shifts loom.
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Berkley Bedell
Iowa
Reagan
Bedell
Robert Ray
Murray
Iowa House
Richard Welden
Iowa Falls
Ray
Oelwein officer awarded for bite in arrest case
Magistrate John Hoffmeyer ruled Officer John Shirkey should not expect a bite during an arrest and ordered Oralia Medina to pay 75 dollars plus 16.50 costs. The ruling grants punitive damages for the deliberate assault beyond what an officer should tolerate.
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Oelwein
Fayette County
John Hoffmeyer
John Shirkey
Oralia
Stone Toll Marks Afar Chief’s Victims Path
An Afar tribal tomb in Dankalli Africa used branch huts as cover and a stone-lined entrance path indicating the chief’s tally of slain enemies. The counting method connected burial relics with a ruler’s deadly record.
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Dankalli
Africa
Weather Brief Wind and Sun Times
Wind direction not specified with velocity at 11 a.m. Precise wind speed noted as 6 mph from the south. Sun rise Friday at 6 56 and set at 5 45. Year ago today high 37 low 29 with trace precipitation. Record highs 68 in 1930 and 18 in 1979. Extended forecast fair and mild Saturday through Monday with highs mid 40s to 50s and lows from the 20s to low 30s.
National temperature extremes on Wednesday
The high reached 94 degrees in Palm Springs California and the low dropped to 15 degrees at Gunnison Colorado. Coralville Lake readings noted.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Gunnison
Colo
Weather roundup reports mixed Northwest storms and broad regional conditions
Approaching cold front triggers thunderstorms with 25 to 45 mph winds and gusts over 50 mph in western Washington. Rain showers spread across the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies with snow in higher elevations. Heavy rains hit southern Florida while Florida cities record notable rainfall. Low pressure in Georgia sustains rain from northern Georgia to the Great Lakes, with fog along the Gulf Coast to the mid-Atlantic. Temperatures stay above freezing nationwide except in the Rockies. Alpena Michigan records a warm 38, surpassing 1980’s high. Snow cover retreats toward the Canadian border outside mountains.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Florida
Miami
Miami Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Georgia
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes Region
mid-Atlantic
U.S
Rocky Mountain
West
Alpena
Mich
Canadian
Upper Great Lakes
Postal rate plan ties to inflation fears and revenue goals
The subcommittee heard a plan to set anti inflationary postal rates to cover operating costs without burdening payers. The commission rejected deficits from prior years as a basis for new charges and said the rates could hold for years. The Postal Service sought higher rates last April due to rising labor and transportation costs. Inflation is labeled the villain of the story.
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Reagan
Commission
Postal Service
Fritschler
Bolger
Washington High School Bands and Hilliard Quartet Concerts
Washington High School Band and Jazz Band perform at 8 p.m. in Washington Auditorium with adults 1.50 and students or seniors 1.00. The Hilliard Quartet also performs at 8 p.m. in Clapp Recital Hall at the University of Illinois, free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Washington Auditorium
Hilliard Quartet
Clapp Recital Hall
U of I
Births and alarms mark midweek notices in area
Vital statistics list several births on February 18 including a son for Linda and Kenneth Blazek in Des Moines and multiple couples in Fairfax Shellsburg and Hiawatha. Also notes births in Maryland Heights and Balboa Panama with grandparents named. Later, times report mis alarms medical emergencies accidental alarms and a smoke odor investigation around area locations Wednesday.
Davenport murder tied to Linn County after witness beaten
A Davenport murder of Mark C. Webb Jr. is linked to a later attack on witness Russell Greer in Palisades-Kepler State Park. Four men and a woman abducted Greer, pistol whipped him, dragged Webb to death, then fled in Greer’s car toward Cedar Rapids. Autopsy planned. statewide bulletin issued for the suspects and a gold 1973 Monte Carlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Linn County
Palisades-Kepler State Park
Mount Vernon
Mark C. Webb Jr
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Cedar Rapids
Russell Greer
Mike Schoneboom
Palisades Kepler
Greer
Schoneboom
The
Gazette
Iowa Highway Patrol
Linn Sheriff's Department
Donald “Buzz” Sawyer
Sawyer
Webb
Palisades- Kepler State Park
Linn
St. Luke's Hospital
H.T. Fitzsimmons
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Information Page
Publication details for The Cedar Rapids Gazette including founding date 1883, address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and note about Associated Press republication rights.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette C. Y
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Lillian) Kula
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American Cancer Society
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Paul A. Brownell
Parker's
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Glenn
Ruth Walton) Hargrave
First Congregational Church
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Postville
John W. Burrow
St. Paul Lutheran Church
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God’s Acre
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Tama
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Travelers
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PtCidy
St.Paul
C.R
Linda
Kenneth Blazek
20Th Ave
Maureen
Randy Smith
Fairfax
St. Luke’s
Wanda
Gary Terry
Vine Ave
Kimberly
Allen Becker
Tamara Drive
Roseann
Ricky Starr
Elder Lane
Diane
Alan Kepler
Shellsburg
Joanne
Greg Ebert
Luzerne
Debra Daniel
Blairs Ferry Road
Hiawatha
Maryland Heights
Theresa
Aldo Nunez Jr
Aldo Nunez Sr
Towne
House Drive
Emory Sample
Waveland Drive
Balboa
Panama
Sue
Jeffrey Robbins
Jack Vander Weg
Terrace Hill Drive
McKinley St. SE
Southland St. SE
29Th St. NE
Eighth St
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26Th Street
Kurt Rogahn
John E. Lapes
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