Deaths of Gage Pata Donels and Many Obituaries In Iowa
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with ages and burial plans. Robert F. Gage 63 of Mount Vernon area found dead of natural causes in Lisbon. Betty Pata Puschinsky 47 of Tiffin, University of Iowa employee, survived by four daughters and other relatives. Vern Donels 70 of Shellsburg farmer and community volunteer. Numerous services planned across Cedar Rapids, Marion, Vinton, Anamosa and nearby towns with churches, chapels, and cemeteries noted. Continuous notices include Ruth Marie Broderick and Jim Kuss among others with service details and survivors. Burial sites include Cedar Memorial, Oakwood, and Czech National Cemetery, various locations. Memorials and chapel visitations scheduled with religious affiliations and community organizations referenced.
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Robert F. Gage
Mount Vernon
Meyers Meadow Acres
Lisbon
Mr. Gage
Linn County
Iowa Steel
Maxine Price
Florence Bean
Wilma Hobb
Marion
Dorothy Duncan
Cedar Rapids
Betty Pata Puschinsky
Tiffin
Sunny
Kan
University of Iowa
Juanita Sue Puschinsky
Cherry Squires
Diane Cowell
Waterloo
Connie Phillips
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lonnie Detert
Coralville
Helen Prochaska
Solon
Pauline Engel
Marie Sadecky
Ely
Georgena Yeggy
Frank Pata Jr
Troy Mills
Ray Pata
Wendl Pata
Brush Chapel
William Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Vern Donels
Shellsburg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mildred Holmes
Galesburg
Ill
Donels
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Fire Department
Lions Club
Iowa Exotic Bird and Animal Association
Oak Grove
Ruth Marie Broderick
Elmhurst Drive
Chicago Heights
Edward D. Broderick
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Maureen Broderick
Patricia Ann Broderick
Las Vegas
New
A.A. Sodawasser
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Jim Kuss
N. 31St St
Omaha
Emma E. Citta
Kuss
Bethel Baptist Church
American Legion
Helen Arnold
Emma Tourek
Suit against officer goes to trial in Cedar Rapids
Center Point man Edward M. Heiderscheid sues Cedar Rapids police officer William C. Hintz alleging excessive force after a 1975 armed robbery at Log Cabin tavern. Heiderscheid, serving a 10 year sentence for robbery, seeks 750000 in damages and 50000 in punitive damages. Trial by six jurors in U.S. District Court expected to last two or three days.
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U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Edward M. Heiderscheid
William C. Hintz
Heiderscheid
E Ave
Hintz
Anamosa
O'Hare disruptions ripple to Cedar Rapids flights
Three United Airlines Cedar Rapids to Chicago departures were canceled today due to O'Hare weather and congestion. Other United arrivals from Chicago were also canceled with over half of O'Hare flights halted. Ozark Air Lines reported no cancellations.
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United Airlines
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
O'Hare International
United
Ozark Air Lines
Kansas City
O’hare
Kalona Water Main Break Strands Town Amid Deep Freeze
In Kalona Iowa a major water main burst under sub zero conditions. Water pressure fell all day and by evening the town had no water. Repair crews battled ice and flowing water to fix the line likely caused by extreme cold and ground settling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Iowa
Wage talks test Carter wage guidelines in oil industry
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports tensions as unions seek bigger raises than Carter's guidance allows. Local 227 in Houston warns of strikes though supporting the administration’s weather-they-favor higher pay. Oil firms Gulf, Texaco, Shell and Phillips offer rises near seven percent with inflation rising. Grospiron leads union push to tailor guidelines to OCAW needs, aiming for roughly 11 to 12 percent gains plus medical coverage.
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Carter
Joe Campbell
Houston
Campbell
Teamsters
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Shell
Phillips
Grospiron
OCAW
Power outages hit Prairieburg Cedar Hills and Squaw Creek regions
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. reports weather related outages across Prairieburg Cedar Hills and Squaw Creek. About 100 Bertram Township customers had two hour losses, while Prairieburg saw a one hour outage from a blown fuse and Cedar Hills about 50 customers lost power for two hours. Squaw Creek area suffered an outage from a tripped circuit breaker with restoration by 8 a.m.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Prairieburg
Cedar Hills
Squaw Creek
Bertram Township
Pat McPartland
McPartland
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Road
Highway 13
City Briefs Highlight Small Thefts And Appointments
Money missing from Patricia Gardner 2273 C Street Southwest after purse left in her apartment Sunday into Monday. Snowblower taken from Donald Behrens 916 Twelfth Street Northeast garage entered between December 16 and 31. ISU announces Dr Floyd Manwiller joins forestry department as professor. 1953 Wilson High graduate earned advanced degrees at ISU. Back wages being sought for Kyong Cha Whitt by U. S. Department of Labor in Kansas City. former Cedar Rapids employee. Real estate licensing notices listed with contact details.
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Patricia Gardner
C St. SW
Donald Behrens
12Th St
ISU
Floyd Manwiller
Floyd Manwillers
11Th St. SW
Iowa State University
Wilson High School
Louisiana
U.S. Department of Labor
Kyong Cha Whitt
Cedar Rapids
Whitt
Department of Labor
Kansas City
Italian rail mail ordered for armored security
ROME AP The Italian railroad system adopts bulletproof mail cars with inside opening doors and alarm indicators to curb robberies. Eighty new cars ordered for inside access. 362 existing cars receive bulletproof glass and reinforced locks to deter hold ups.
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Rome
Cambodian fighting tightens grip on Kratie and northeast Cambodia
Cambodian authorities report North Vietnamese forces driving the fighting in Kratie and a main northeast corridor while Cambodian rebels mop up behind them. President Khieu Samphan accuses Christmas Day offensives of deep penetrations and seeks UN aid. Deputy PM Leng Sary cites Soviet pilots aiding the Vietnam effort and Ieng Sary accuses Moscow of global expansionism in Southeast Asia.
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Kratie
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Bangkok
Khieu Samphan
Leng Sary
Moscow
Ieng Sary
China
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Kremlin
Southeast Asia
Oil shortage forecast relies on other producers and Iran return
Officials debate the impact of Iran oil losses on the global market. Saudi Arabia has increased output to over 10 million barrels daily, while estimates show the non communist world consuming about 55 million barrels daily with the United States, Western Europe, and Japan demanding the most.
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State Department
Saudi Arabia
Iran
United States
West Germany
Japan
Netherlands
Great Britain
Israel
South Africa
Europe
Mashhad Riot Raises Death Toll as Iran Seeks Oil Deal
Reports describe a deadly riot in Mashhad with a policeman killed and a house burned. Amid turmoil a framework for ending strikes by oil workers emerged, including prisoner releases, restitution of homes, back pay, and halting oil exports to Israel and South Africa. Foreigners continued to flee Iran as airport strikes eased and military planes repatriated nationals while the United States kept a naval task force in the South China Sea.
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Israel
South Africa
Tehran
Turkey
el al
Iran
U.S. Air Force
Washington
Pentagon
Thomas Lambert
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
Constellation
South China Sea
Three Charged With Assault in Cedar Rapids Incidents
Rassoul Ketabian, 28, was arrested on shoplifting and assault after allegedly resting a store employee. Lawrence Simmons, 29, was charged with assault following a disturbance call and alleged assault on an officer. Charles Taylor, 26, was arrested after an assault at a tavern where a knife was reportedly shown and found.
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Cedar Rapids
Rassoul Ketabian
Second Ave
Ketabian
First Avenue NE
Lawrence O. Simmons
40Th Street
Simmons
Charles Taylor
Camburn Court SE
Zella Rogerson
12Th St
Taylor
Rogerson
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Joe Jones
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St. John’s
George L. Gay’s
Memory Gardens
West Union
Mary Wiley
Holy Name Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Littleport
Burnham-Wood
S. Oelwein
Mary Margaret Sellers
Delta Church of Christ
Brant-Kerns
Oelwein
Harry McInnis
Hintz’s
Lone Tree
Allen “Shorty” Vickers
Sorden’s
Bonaparte Cemetery
Rowley
Jane Morrissey
St. John’s Catholic Church
All Saints and Catholic Daughters
Mason-Howe's
Manchester
Bernice Bishop
First Presbyterian Church
Visitation
Shelly’s. Delhi
Laura B. Strief
Fawcett's
Winthrop
Oxford Junction
Anna A. Shedek
Assembly of God Church
Hayden’s
Savanna
Delbert Wells
Goettsch’s
Tom Fruehling
C.R
Chica
Graspiron
Iowa Real Estate
Crown Real Estate Academy
United Nations
Schlesinger
Lan
Mashhad
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
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