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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2004
Page
15
Jim Jamison 62 of rural Monticello died Tuesday morning January 20 2004 in Jones Regional Medical Center Anamosa after a sudden illness. Arrangements are pending at Goettsch Funeral Home Anamosa.
Multiple obituaries list Agnes S. Peterson 93 of Orlando died January 17 2004 with service January 31 in Washington followed by cremation arrangements by Jones Eden. Lillian Scott 104 died January 19 2004 in West Liberty with service January 23 at Barker Funeral Home. Robert T. Rehmke 82 died January 19 2004. services January 22 at Our Redeemer Lutheran West Liberty with Masonic service. Loretta Jane Ferree 65 died January 19 2004. memorial service January 22 at Central Presbyterian Newhall. Raymond A. Gartner 91 died January 18 2004. graveside January 22 Cedar Memorial Park. Mardelle Freeman noted with family, Minnie J. Schmidt 93 of Wellsburg died January 16 2004 with memorial fund set up.
A private family celebration of life for Marilynne L. (Baty) Frasher will be held at 11 a.m. today at Murdoch Funeral Home & Cremation Center in Marion, conducted by Rev. Del Bear. There will be no visitation.
Supervisor Lu Barron announces bid for a third four year term in Linn County Iowa. She chairs the Board of Supervisors and regional bodies and cites county partnerships and an Emergency Response Center project as key accomplishments. Barron, with husband Bill, has two children and marks her 50th birthday at a January 29 campaign kickoff.
A Cedar Rapids forum with a U S Department of Education regional representative explored the No Child Left Behind law. Panelists discussed benefits and concerns, including accountability, funding, rural implementation, teacher retention, and parental involvement.
Federal officials pledged 107 million dollars to Iowa for anti terrorism efforts but spending has been slow with about 11 million of 37.5 million disbursed since 2002. Most counties lack capacity to implement plans, while staffing remains stretched across emergency management and public safety agencies.
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