Deaths in Iowa area mention Dr Lois Senft and others
Obituary notices list Dr Lois Barrack Senft 53 of Monticello who died after being struck at an intersection. Surviving husband Dr Otto Senft and three children. Other deaths include Walter Schoenfeld in Annapolis and Elsie Turner Naxera in Cedar Rapids with service details and burial plans.
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Lois Barrack Senft
Monticello
Lia
Otto E. Senft
University of Iowa
Washington, D.C
Walter Reed Army Hospital
California Graduate Institute In
Psychology
Pi Lamba Theta
American Speech and Hearing Association
Susan Heidi Senft
San Francisco
Calif
Mark T
Thomas R
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Prairie Hill Cemetery
Goettsch Funeral Home
Walter H. Schoenfeld
Cedar Rapids
Annapolis
New York
N.Y
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Chesapeake-Potomac Telephone Co
Schoenfeld
el Kahir Shrine
Wally
Truman Wilkin
Gary Cummings
Shellsburg
Taylor Funeral Home
Annapolis, Md
Elsie Hrbek Turner Naxera
15Th Ave
Jackson Turner
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Western Fraternal Life Association
American Czech Lodge
Czechoslovak Society of America
Sokolice Renata Tyrs
Federation of Czech Groups
Kamensky Society
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
The
Friendship Club of
John E. Turner
Chicago
Kuba Funeral Home
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Czech National Cemetery
Ray proposes tax shifts and energy plans in Iowa address
The governor outlined tax and energy proposals including indexing fuel taxes as a percentage of pump price, setting gas at 11 percent and diesel at 13 percent, and diverting $1 million from the general fund to offset gasohol effects. He urged higher truck limits, heavier fees, steeper speeding fines, a $1 million solar grant program, tax exemptions for solar homes, bonding to expand affordable housing, and measures on mental health and Medicaid funding. The plan also calls for increased soil conservation funding to $8 million and a doubled bonding capacity for the Iowa Housing Finance Authority to finance thousands of homes for moderate and low income groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Iowa Department of Transportation
IDOT
General Fund
Iowa
State Department of Social Services
Soil
Joanne Woodward Stars in NBC Film Happy Endings
Joanne Woodward will headline the NBC movie Happy Endings based on a Margaret Logan book. The story follows a divorced mother and her teenage daughter on a 2000 mile bicycle journey from Paris to Rome as they explore life and the world. Pamela Chais writes the screenplay for Marble Arch Productions.
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Hollywood
Joanne Woodward
Margaret Logan
NBC
Paris
Rome
Pamela Chais
Marble Arch Productions
Weather Shifts with Snow and Varied Rain Across Regions
A morning weather report notes snow and light precipitation in many areas. SE winds at 12 mph with 11 am highs and lows in the 20s to 40s follow a day of freezing rain in northern states and showers in the southwest.
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Mississippi Valley
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Duluth
St. Cloud
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Colo
Texas
North Carolina
New England
Sierras
Southern News
Virginia
Carolina
Quillayute
Wash
Boise
Idaho
Gulf Coast
Ohio and
Ten
Lower
Greates
Births Recorded at Mercy St Luke's and Bettendorf
Birth announcements list multiple couples and locations across Mercy and St Luke's hospitals including Lenora and Wendell Beets a daughter at 1856 J Ave NE and more. The report notes various births on Jan 12 14 and times while detailing grandparent names and addresses.
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LeElyn
Dale Metz
Chandler St
Lenora
Wendell Beets
J Ave
Terri
Dennis Hungerford
Montclair Drive
Leslee
Michael Sandberg
Surrey Drive
Jacqueline
Jack Wethington
Mechanicsville
Jane
David Hrabak
Belle Plaine
Bettendorf
Dennis R. Murphy
Tom Murphy
First Ave
Jim Williams
E Ave
Art Institute appoints James Wood as director
James Wood, 38, director of the St. Louis Art Museum, accepted the Chicago Art Institute director post and is expected to start about May 1. Wood said he believes the 1980s will be favorable for the Institute after Charles Cunningham left in 1972.
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Anamosa
Grinnell
Kidney Foundation
Oak Hill Cemetery
Belle Plaine
Farmersburg
Hattie Harnack
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Schultz’s
Monona
Garnaville
Fayette
Ralph Dixon
United Methodist Church
Belles-Wright
S. Greeley
Fred W. Woeste
Appleton-Vernon’s
Edgewood
Zion Cemetery
Colesburg
McGregor
Opal M. Adney
Thornburg’s
Toledo
J.C
Catherine) Schafer
Henderson’s
Dysart
Waukon
John C
Ella) Schulte
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Visitation
Hanson's
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Dorchester
Verna Waters
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hanover
Hanson’s
Strawberry Point
Donald
Butch” Miersen
Roberson’s
Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
Charles Cunningham
James Wood
St. Louis
Soviets face global pushback over Afghanistan intervention
Western and non aligned members condemned the Soviet invasion as naked aggression while Fidel Castro's fellow allies split on resolutions. Amid calls for boycotts and diplomatic pressure, Afghan unrest is quelled by Moscow backed security. Analysts raise Baluchistan as a potential strategic outcome for Soviet reach.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Moscow Radio Today
General Assembly
Shah Mohammad Dost
Assembly
Afghanistan
U.N
Hafizullah Amin
Babrak Karmal
Kremlin
Kabul
U.S
Warren Christopher
London
Rome
Brussels
North Atlantic Council
Christopher
Moscow
Douglas Hurd
House of Commons
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
Aeroflot
Washington
Soviet Civil Aviation Ministry
Teamsters’ Union
United States
New York
Baluchistan
Indian Ocean
Iran
Pakistan
Police contract vote set for Sunday in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police will vote Sunday on a city contract offer described as a take it or leave it deal from mediation. The Teamsters Hall vote times are 9 am and 4 pm for about 90 police employees, with committee members weighing pros and cons Wednesday night and midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Teamsters Hall
J St. SW
Teamsters
Police Department
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883, published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates by carrier and mail outlined. no mail subscriptions in carrier service areas. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Martha Smith
Harwood
Forest Henry Harwood IV
Brookfield
Wis
Susan Richardson
Marengo
Ill
Louise L
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Jack Dalton
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Craven
Charles Henry Jr
Turner Chapel East
Richard J. Mayfield
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Ashley
Pheebe
Neville Clayton
Cedar Christian Church
Cedar Memorial
Weather Report
Laredo
Bismarck
North Dakota
National Weather Service
Seattle
Eather Forecast
C.R. Weather
Weewee
Nene
Eves Lgd
Weswsesstees
Anchorage
Miami
Ecanessseeses
Nashville
Honolulu
Phoenix
Coralville Lake
Travelers
Wednesda Bismarck
Weoscoeneesscoseoes
Milwaukee Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha
Jodee
Robert Lohr
Tower Terrace
St. Luke's
Robert E. Janey
Sonia M. Morris
James D. Stephens
Jeanne M. Stahl
John J. Lane
Marion
Arlene C. Schulte
66Th Ave
Kesler Road
Wilson Ave
J St
Art Institute
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
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