Deaths: Shirlee Eickelberg and others across Iowa region
Obituaries report Shirlee Eickelberg of Iowa City dying after a long illness. born 1930 in Waterloo, she was a writer and insurance assistant with many civic roles. Additional notices list Eickelberg family survivors, memorials, and services in Iowa City and Grinnell. Also noted are deaths of Eickelberg relatives, Henry Freeman Jr., Ben Dubishar, and others with service details and burial plans across Iowa and surrounding states.
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Shirlee Eickelberg
Iowa City
Waterloo
John Eickelberg
Grinnell
Eickelberg
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Board of Control of Women's Athletics
University of Iowa
Iowa City Women’s Business Owners Association
Iowa City League of Women Voters
Ethyl Miller
Sun City
Ariz
Terry
Des Moines
John
Phoebe O'Connor
Centerville
Sue Johnson
Mount Pleasant
Nancy
Julie
Peggy
Sarah
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Smith Funeral Home
Hazlewood Cemetery
Iowa State Bank and Trust Co
Iowa City West High School
E. Lynn Freeman Jr
Marion
Topeka
Kan
Savanna
Ill
Marian Beasley
Freeman
Milwaukee Railroad
Santa Fe Railroad
Lynda Wales
Kansas City
Patricia Dehner
Lloyd
North Liberty
Kenneth
Spokane
Wash
Virgil
Elizabeth City
N.C
Ernest Hidder
Cedar Rapids
Vonda Freeman
Springfield
William Nielson
Ben W. Dubishar
Swisher
Amana
Blanche Hala
Fairfax
Swisher Lodge No
Z.C.B.J
Darlene Lindeman
LaVerne Kovar
Columbia
Vernon
Eldred
Brush Chapel
George McDill
Czech National Cemetery
Elizabeth Ann Seysler
Fifth Ave
van Horne
Grundy County
Wilson Foods
Isabelle Woods
Ivadel Pickering
June Meyocks
Morrison, Colo
Martie Greene
Downey
Iowa Obituaries and Memorial Notices
The obituary list from several Iowa towns reports the deaths of Earl M. Kimm Palmer S Swiggum Harry S McMillan Robert James White Edward H Rausch Dora Haag Willard Houdyshell Mae J Bergan and Walter C Boyd with service times churches and burial locations. Memorial funds are noted for Kimm and McMillan while visits and rosaries are listed for multiple families.
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Blairstown
Earl M. Kimm
Blairstown Presbyterian Church
Russell's
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Decorah
Palmer S. Swiggum
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
United Kickapoo Lutheran Church
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Steine's
Garrison
Harry S. McMillan
Campbell-Russell’s
Vinton
Bear Creek
Prairie Creek
Iowa City
Robert James White
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Donohue-Lensing’s
Knights of Columbus
Luxemburg
Edward H. Rausch
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Kramer’s
Dyersville
Monticello
Dora Haag
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Visitation
Devaney-Reiff
Elkader
Witt's
Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery
Williamsburg
Walter C. Boyd
Uhlmann’s
Spanish coup attempt ends in guarded stalemate
In Madrid, Tejero Molina and Civil Guards seized the Cortes and cabinet. King Juan Carlos ordered the army to restore constitutional order as deputies ducked under fire and debris fell from the chamber ceiling.
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Francisco Franco
Guardia Civil
Spain
Tejero Molina
Tejera Molina
Juan Carlos
Cortes
Calvo Sotelo
Suarez
Linn County to discuss preliminary flood insurance rates
Linn County officials and Federal Insurance Administration representatives will hold a public meeting at 9 a.m. March 5 in the Linn County Administrative Office Building Cedar Rapids to review flood plain management flood insurance rates and the appeals process with civic groups lenders insurers and property owners invited to attend. An accompanying note recalls that on this date in 1920 Germans formed the National Socialist Party, precursor to the Nazi Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Federal Insurance Administration
First St
Cedar Rapids
National Socialist Party
Nazi Party
Haig Sees Optimism in Soviet Summit Offer
Secretary of State Alexander Haig Jr echoed Reagan by saying the United States is very interested in the Soviet overture for a summit meeting. He adopted a more hopeful tone than other officials, contrasting earlier skepticism about Moscow’s invitation to talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Haig Jr
Reagan
Haig
United States
Weather Summary for the Day and Nation
Weather report shows a Monday high and a low overnight with light totals and scattered precipitation. Extended forecast calls for increasing clouds and chances of rain or snow Friday and Saturday with mid-30s to mid-40s highs and upper 20s to mid-30s lows. National outlook notes heavy rain showers on the Atlantic coast, floods from melted ice, and widespread cold fronts across the west and Midwest with gusty winds and a mix of snow and rain in various regions.
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Atlantic Coast
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Lower Michigan
Ohio Valley
Central
Appalachians
Great Lakes
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pacific Coast
Reno
New
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Florida
Rockies
WAR records move to temporary storage for remodeling
WAR records from the courthouse sub-basement will be relocated to temporary storage as part of a remodeling plan. The program aims to start by mid March once boxes shelving and storage are secured, with wages from minimum wage to 5.50 per hour and rules on hours benefits and employment status outlined by supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinas
Board of Supervisors
Scriner
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages in Cedar Rapids Area
Births Feb 23 Mercy Carolyn and Charles Hinz Marion a son. Births Feb 23 St. Luke's Jean Hofmann Route 3 Cedar Rapids a son Debra Ozburn Marion a daughter Rebecca Hagen Vinton a daughter At Rockford Ill Cheri Aberle Cedar Rapids a son Feb 16. Marriage licences Steven W Busch Karen Hansen Richard L Hays Rosemary Pitt Francis J Galli Georgia Hein Chaun Jorgenson Diane Stainbrook Marion Cedar Rapids Clear Lake.
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Jean
Paul Hofmann
Cedar Rapids
Debra
Jerry Ozburn
Second Ave
Marion
Rebecca
Steve Hagen
Vinton
Rockford, Ill
Cheri
Alan Aberle
Globetrotters to Play Generals at Five Seasons Center
Tonight the Harlem Globetrotters meet the Washington Generals at 7 30 p m in the Five Seasons Center. Reserved seating with tickets priced seven and six dollars. For ticket information call 398 5340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Globetrotters
Washington Generals
Five Seasons Center
Staskal rezoning approved with two stipulations
Linn County Supervisors approved Everett Staskal’s request to rezone about 10 acres from rural to light industry near Cedar Rapids. A 100 foot buffer must remain on the west edge, with Evergreen trees eight feet high and foliage ten to twelve feet high planted or funded via escrow before construction. Neighbors objected but the zoning commission had recommended approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Everett Staskal
Beverly Road
Edgewood Road
Highway 30
Lillian
Joe Dusil
Staskal
Everlon Heights
Dusil
Dasils
Warren Ackley
Ackley
Linn County Zoning Commission
Zoning Commission
Reynolds eyed for Justice post amid bankruptcy court reforms
Reynolds is tipped for an assistant post overseeing trustees in bankruptcy courts, a 1978 created role not filled, while another line of support aims to make him administrator of all U.S. attorneys. Hatch and DeConcini push oversight into the Judiciary Committee as investigations into Justice Department handling continue. Former U.S. attorney Hultman faced questions in Washington over former contractor Nard’s perjury charges amid political tension. This dated note recalls James Otis coining a legal phrase in 1771.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassley
Reynolds
Iowa
Jepsen
Hatch
Congress
Sen
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
U.S
Justice Department
DeConcini
Judiciary Committee
Evan “Curly
Hultman
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette is a daily and Sunday paper established in 1883. It lists address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 with subscription rates by carrier and mail, including weekly and yearly options and restrictions on mail service areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Henry
Thomas D. D
Teahen
Robert Condit
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Cedar Memorial Park
Shriners Burn Hospital
el Kahir Shrine Temple
Fifth St
Edelmann
Louis J. Trzil
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba Funeral Home
Bader
Jesse M
First Christian Church
David P. Polk
Allan W. Lee
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Atchison, Kan
Turner Chapel East
Third Ave
Golda M. Bader
John T. Holloway
Center Point
North Valley Hospital
Tonasket
Navy
Esther Piepkorn
Superior
Mont
Mervin Brannaman
Donald Scannell
Big Rapids
Mich
Robert Holloway
Minneapolis
Betty Jost
Los Angeles
Geraldine Selby
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Jacqueline Jenson
Grand Coulee
Merle
Ford
Juanita Mae
Sunnyvale
Calif
University of Iowa Hospital
Linn
Weather Report
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Keokuk
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Clinton
Cedar
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Crete
Perera Aban Ewes
Job Service of
Carolyn
Charles Hinz
Mitchell Drive
St. Luke’s
Steven W. Busch
Karen E
Staskal Plan Ok’d
James Otis
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue
S.E
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