Longtime Cedar Rapids Resident Blanche Stouffer Dies
Blanche Kolda Stouffer 83 of Marion died Tuesday at Crestview Acres Nursing Home after a long illness. Born Jan 15 1900 in Cedar Rapids she married Arthur L Stouffer in 1921. Survived by a brother and two sisters. Services Friday at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories. Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Casket open after services. Memorials to charity of choice.
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Blanche Kolda Stouffer
Hiawatha
Crestview Acres
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Arthur L. Stouffer
Iowa City
Killian’s
Clearwater, Fla
Rudolph Kolda
Louise Hadish
Alice Yanecek
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Louis Trzil
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
William Frazier
Bertram Road
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Mildred Solbeck
Iroquois
S.D
William
June Randall
John
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Nick Longworth
Oak Shade
Shannon Marie Bean
Julie
Ron M. Bean
St. SW
University Hospitals
Nicole E
Howard Bean
Russell Hauskins
Dorothy Hauskins
Orville J. Hauskins
Memorial Lawn
First Ave
Ida L. Williams Russell
Canton
Illinois
Leo Russell
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Roy Clift
Lyle Williams
Hazel Mote
Juanita M. Lnenicka
Eighth St. NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Dwaine M. Lnenicka
Papillion
Neb
Mor- America Corp
Robert L. Young
David City
Kathleen Joy Snenicka
Pamela Jo Losch
Robert L. Young Jr
Englewood
Colo
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Joseph Losch
American Cancer Society
10Th St
Agnes Evelyn Lacman Ulch
19Th Ave
Fourth Avenue
Czechoslovakia
Joseph A. Ulch
Collins Radio
Jean Barger
Bernice Keys
Coralville
Teahen Funeral Home
Robert Hirsch
Czech National Cemetery
Letter to potential bone marrow donor sparks suit
Cedar Rapids attorney Tom Riley accuses an unnamed California woman of not knowing her tissue type matches a Louisiana leukemia patient in life and death need. He cites a Sept 9 1982 university letter seeking further testing and notes a videotaped testimony for William Head.
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Sawyer
Ann Mittman
Acetie
California
Louisiana
Cedar Rapids
Tom Riley
William Head
Riley
University of Iowa
System initializes vital statistics and courts debate disclosure
Vital Statistics records births on February 22 23 including several Iowa addresses. A separate legal dispute centers on a Louisiana transplant case where attorney Riley seeks court ordered disclosure of a donor name from the University of Iowa to videotape testimony and possible wrongful death action. The district court weighs a mandatory injunction with potential appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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U of I
Iowa Supreme Court
Senators walk out as bond sale plan stalls in Iowa universities funding
Des Moines senators abandon joint education subcommittee after House opposition to a 200000 planning fund for remodeling at Iowa State University. House and Senate leaders expect a resolution without the ISU money, with full Appropriations to review. Bonding would finance law school, agronomy, and communications facilities across Iowa's three public universities.
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Azette
Des Moines
Senate
Joint Education
House
Terry Branstad
Iowa State University
Bass van Gilst
D-Indianola
Rep
Charles Poncy
D-Ottumwa
Iowa
Wally Horn
University of Iowa
Iowa State
University of Northern Iowa
Gasohol tax break extension fails in committee
A House Ways and Means panel defeated a bill to extend the gasohol tax exemption to 1988 by a 14 to 19 vote. Critics argued the subsidy drains road funds, while supporters said it would stabilize the ethanol industry and attract plants. A separate plan creates a 500000 dollar yearly ethanol incentive fund offering 25 cents per gallon for producers for up to 100000 gallons of high proof ethanol.
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Judy Daubenmier
Lazette
Des Moines
Bureau
Minnette Doderer
Lown City
House
Ways and Means
Terry Branstad
Gasphol
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
Iowa task force urges study on equal pay for state workers
The Governor's Task Force on Comparable Worth urged a $75,000 appropriation to the Iowa Merit Employment Department to study whether state employees are paid equitably for work of comparable value. The report notes 14 states have comparable worth legislation and calls for a comprehensive review of job classifications.
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Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Iowa
Change of venue denied in Linn County murder case
Judge William Thomas refused requests by Bruce Farris and Michael Rohn to move their Linn County murder trial, citing no demonstrated publicity impact. Farris faces stabbing deaths of Jacalyn May and two boys. Rohn is charged with murder and accessory after the fact amid publicity concerns.
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Rohn
Cevtre Couns
William Thomas
Bruce Farris
Michael Rohn
Linn County
Linn District Court
Jacalyn May
May
Thomas
Elkader woman charters weekly bus to restore regional service
Angie's Cafe owner Angie Lindenberg secures a 20 passenger Iowa Coaches bus to run Mondays from Elkader at 9 30 a m visiting Garnaville Guttenberg Manchester Lindale Mall Cedar Rapids and back. The four town route targets seniors students and shoppers needing Cedar Rapids Iowa City hospital access and may add a Friday run if demand rises.
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Iowa
Bureau
Elkader
Clayton County
Angie Lindenberg
Angie
Garnaville
Guttenberg
Manchester
Lindale Mall
Westdale Mall
Cedar Rapids
Lindenberg
The
Elkader City
Iowa City
Clarifications and corrections on concert ticket sales
A correction notes that tickets for B J Thomas at the Paramount Theatre on March 13 will not be sold at the Five Seasons Center box office until Monday. The Gazette pledges to respond to complaints about accuracy and will publish corrections or clarifications in this space.
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Paramount Theatre
Five Seasons Center
the Gazette
The Gazette Adopts Daily Publication Details
The Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions: carrier $1.95 per week, mail rates $9.20 for 4 weeks, $95 for 52 weeks. U.S. territories $125. The Associated Press supplies local news and dispatches.
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Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Servie
Thought for today on education and reading value
Historian George Macaulay Trevelyan warned that education has created a large literate population yet many cannot distinguish worthwhile reading. He stressed discerning value over sheer reading volume.
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George Macaulay Trevelyan
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