Cedar Rapids area mourns multiple local deaths
Obituaries list Cedar Rapids residents Bernice Hamel 76 formerly of Dubuque and John Craft 90 along with several others from Decorah Jesup Monona Oelwein Oxford Junction Quasqueton Waukon and West Union. Services are announced for Bernice Hamel and John Craft with burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery and Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories. Additional notices include graveside services for Rae Wallace Julia Carolan and Laura Roedel and several memorials and calls for visiting hours.
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Bernice N. Hamel
Chandler St
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Donald S. Hamel
St. James United Methodist Church
Shirley Harper
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Lloyd Brockmeyer
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Mausoleum
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Shrader
J. Willard
Turner Chapel East
Lloyd E. Brockmeyer
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
American Cancer Society
10Th St
John L. Craft
First St
Marion
Hattie B. Rickabaugh
Hatch and Brookman Co
Lloyd D
Tillie Pappas
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
William B. Harnish
Rae F. Wallace
Pontiac
Mich
Madison
Wis
Lee Wallace
Charles H. Wallace
Texas
Peg Weisenberger
Walled Lake
Philip Wallace
White’s
Jesup
Monona
Viola I. Ferguson
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Schultz’. Oelwein
Nellie C. Powers
Independence
Oelwein
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Brant-Kerns
Woodlawn
Oxford Junction
Emile (Neva) Paulista
Hayden’s. Quasqueton
Annie L. Sucher
Union Church
Mason-Harris
Alice
Center Point
Waukon
Millie V. Dorseth
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Friends
Martin’s
Oakland Cemetery
West Union
Bertha Johnson
Waterloo
Burnham-Wood’s
First Lutheran Cemetery
Ambush claim sparks U S arms control clash over Grey
U S arms control chief Eugene Rostow says deputy Robert Grey was the victim of a political ambush as Senate conservatives and Sen. Jesse Helms block Grey’s renomination. Rostow warns the dispute could jeopardize Geneva talks and calls critics intent on breaking alliance with Europe and Japan. Grey served 10 months after concerns over hiring patterns and verification issues.
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Washington
Eugene V. Rostow
Rostow
Robert Grey
Geneva
Switzerland
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
Senate
White House
Grey
Congress
Foreign Service
Arms Control
Soviet Union
Europe
Japan
Restaurateur fights elected courts in Tama County case
Paul Poulsen, Iowa City restaurant owner, faces Tama County Magistrate George Stein after being arrested on contempt charges for missing a Tama County speeding trial. He contends unelected judges lack authority, citing constitutional arguments, and has filed two prior disputes against city and county officials. He remains jailed while awaiting further proceedings.
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First Ave
Poulsen
Tama County
George Stein
Stein
C.f
Soviet Union
Iowa City
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Johnson County
Agnew repays Maryland 268000 in kickback case
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew on Tuesday paid Maryland 268482 dollars plus interest to settle a civil suit over alleged kickbacks from 1967 to 1969. Attorney General Stephen Sachs said the payment ends the unusual case pursued as a matter of principle. Agnew, who did not admit criminal guilt, faced a civil ruling that he owed 248735 dollars plus interest, with total costs potentially reaching 500000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Stephen Sachs
Agnew
Circuit Court
Bruce Williams
Associated Press
Rancho Mirage
Calif
Supreme Court
George Washington University Law School
Montgomery County
Suzanne Saul
Chevy Chase
J.H. “Bud” Hammerman
Jerome B. Wolff
Burglars Target Home During Noontime Take
John Fogarty, 17, stopped home for lunch at 324 Crescent St. SE when two men barged in at gunpoint. They tied him up and fled with two grocery bags of valuables including a silver set, jewelry, about $75 cash, and a Mickey Mouse wristwatch. Fogarty freed himself, alerted police, and his brother David chased the suspects briefly before losing them in a blue and white car. Police sought two men in connection with the midday burglary.
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Jonathan Reed
Gazette
John Fogarty
Crescent St. SE
Fogarty
Young Fogarty
Linda Fogarty
David Fogarty
John
David
Murder charge filed in death of Des Moines girl
Des Moines police say Bertran Burkett 25 was charged with first degree murder in the death of 3 year old Derrica Moss whom he was babysitting on October 22. Burkett held on 135000 bond including 35000 for parole violation after autopsy found death from a sharp blow to the stomach.
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Des Moines
UPI
Bertran Burkett
Polk County
Burkett
Derrica Moss
Northwest Hospital
Corrections and clarifications in Tuesday Gazette note change
The Gazette corrects a headline and first paragraph referring to the Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission to Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission. It states corrections respond to complaints about accuracy and fairness and will publish corrections or clarifications when needed. Phone number 398 8313.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission
Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission
Phone
Three East Iowans Sentenced In Food Stamp Case
In Des Moines, three Eastern Iowans received two years probation for involvement in a Quad Cities food stamp trafficking ring. Roy L. Lewis, Robert C. Laske, and Abdeniam Bouchareb were ordered to repay $450, $1,500, and $2,500 respectively in installments, with sentences noting one defendant remains to be sentenced.
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DES Moines
U.S. District Court
Quad Cities
Roy L. Lewis
Davenport
Robert C. Laske
Abdeniam Bouchareb
Lewis
Laske
Bouchareb
Quad Cities-area
Hubert Clinton
Kong’s Stock Market
Scott County
Births and neighborhood alerts in Des Moines area notices
The Vital Statistics section lists numerous births on January 3 and 4 for families in Des Moines and nearby cities with addresses in Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Anamosa and Mount Vernon. Also recorded are grandparents and two home incidents including cigarette fire alarm and overheated water heater with precise street numbers and times.
Gazette 1982 Stock Review to Publish Next Sunday
The Gazette will publish its 1982 Stock Review on Sunday January 9. The issue will offer a month by month market activity summary, bond price review, and 365 day high and low listings for NYSE AMEX and OTC stocks. It will include recaps of Wall Street developments and their implications for readers.
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The
Gazette
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street
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Viola G. Auten
Northbrook Manor
West Chester
Ena Tish
Montezuma
Iowa
Anatomical Research Department
University of Iowa
Murdoch Funeral Home
Central City
U.S. Arms Control Agency
Republican Party
By Tom Walsh
Marshall County
C.R
D.M
Cynthia
John Carpenter
St. Luke’s
Ann
Michael Lemons
30Th St
Kimberly
Tim Busch
Northbrook Drive
Jerilyn
Terry Baker
Mount Vernon
Diane
Richard Stefani
Crestview Drive
Karen
Robert Benson
Emmons St
Hiawatha
Elizabeth
John Kloster
Anamosa
Jeff Ralston
Tammy
Steve Williel
Sandra
Steven Dandy
Harold Gertsen
43Rd St
Robert L. Lewig Jr
Fairfax
Barbara A. Northrup
Ely
Dennis E. Walters
Donna R. Leete
Third Ave. SE
33Rd St. Drive
C Ave
Arnold Schwarzenegger
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Sports Daily
Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Boulevard
Center Pt. Rd
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