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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1983
Page
3
Obituaries and funeral notices list Eleanor Ressler Earl L Frederikson Clara Hamilton and Robert D Osborne. Ressler Cerney and related survivors are named with birth and marriage dates and services at Cedar Memorial. Frederikson deems services in Center Point. Hamilton and Osborne include burial plans and memorials.
J Willard Shrader 83 of 210 19th St NE died Sunday after a long illness at Cedar Rapids Fifth Avenue Care Center. Services are pending at Turner Chapel East. Funeral services for White, Perry at Baxter's in Marion at 11 a.m. with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Olive I Wicks graveside service at Burr Oak Cemetery Burr Oak at 10:30 a.m. Memorial funds established through Marion and Teahen Funeral Home.
Decorah Adolph H. Ingebretson 84 dies today at Olson Fjelstul's with burial at Lutheran Cemetery. Luzerne Henry Berkheimer 88 pending at Russell's in Belle Plaine. Monticello Angela Hogan stillborn daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Hogan dies Friday with graveside today at 10 am at Immaculate Conception Cemetery Castle Grove Devaney Reiff's in charge of arrangements.
Seventeen individuals were arrested and charged with drunken driving across Linn County from late Friday to early Sunday. The list includes James M. Zahorik of Shellsburg and Harold V. Clark of Cedar Rapids area, with multiple additional charges such as speeding, license issues, improper lanes, and driving with a suspended license.
Two Iowa lawmakers say governor task force recommendations on roads and bridges will be examined in the coming session though many parts are too vague. They note possible actions include repair focused maintenance, consolidation, and funding options like gas tax indexing and license fees, aided by new federal gas tax revenue.
Alvin Miller, 26, of Davenport, who previously escaped from Scott County jail in October, is missing from the state residential correctional facility in Davenport. He has now escaped from custody for the third time, with director Jean Kuehl reporting the Sunday night flight after a staff notice Friday. Miller was sentenced on a second degree burglary conviction to live at the facility as a probation condition.
The United States and major suppliers push for new detailed trigger lists to govern exports of high tech equipment and materials for nuclear programs. A 26 item initial list targets ultra centrifuge enrichment needs amid multilateral talks, aiming to slow proliferation and close gaps in earlier controls.
Gazette wire reports say four rural Albia teens Richard Noe 18 Kenneth Carder 19 Dee Ann Kendal 18 and Lisa Crall 18 perished when their car left the road two miles west of Albia and overturned in a creek. The crash occurred Saturday night and was found at 8 a.m. Sunday. Albia is in Monroe County about 20 miles west of Ottumwa.
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Robert Lounsberry announced promotions within the laboratory division. Charles Eckermann becomes supervisor of the pesticide section, replacing retiree M R Van Cleave. Larry Blunt moves from feed and fertilizer inspector to Eckermann’s former post.
Birth notices list Kristin Day at 4607 Beverly Road SW and Sheryl Fleming at 2129 North Towne Court NE with a daughter and a set of twin sons for Jane Patricia Hintz at 1744 D Ave NE. Several fire and medical calls follow including a diesel spill, medical emergencies, false alarms, a cardboard fire, and unknown grass incident at various city locations over Friday to Sunday.
The Gazette Company published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions by carrier 1.95 per week. by mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 9.20 four weeks 95.00 52 weeks. other states 125.00 52 weeks. The Associated Press has exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. USPS 095680.
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