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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 2018

Page

11

Kenneth G Ingles Oelwein dies at 66

Kenneth G Ingles 66 of Oelwein Iowa died Friday January 26 2018 at St Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Mass of Christian Burial 1030 am Tuesday January 30 2018 Sacred Heart Catholic Church Oelwein Visitation 3 to 7 pm Monday and 9 to 10 am Tuesday Jamison Schmitz Funeral Home Oelwein Knights of Columbus rosary 4 pm Monday parish scripture service 630 pm Monday Interment Woodlawn Cemetery Oelwein Survived by wife Linda Ingles three children two sons and one daughter six siblings

Oelwein Kenneth G. Ingles Iowa St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Sacred Heart Catholic Church Jamison-Schmitz Funeral Knights of Columbus Woodlawn Jamisonschmitzfuneralhome Ken LeFebvre Canadian National Railroad Linda Ingles Kim Milton) Colvin Chicago Cindy Tom) Wright la Crescent Minn

Backfill payments eyed for phased end in Iowa politics

Iowa lawmakers weigh phasing out backfill payments that offset local property tax cuts begun in 2013. Whitver says $150 million this year could be on the table for several years, while critics warn of impacts to police, fire and libraries if the funds end. The topic surfaces as the state revisits tax reform and local budgets amid a split Legislature and Gov. Reynolds.

Iowa Public Television Iowa Whitver Senate GOP Terry Branstad Ankeny Republican Gazette Sund Iowa League of Cities League Gazette Avor Chaz Allen D-Newton Jake Highfill R-Johnston Highfill Iowa Chamber Alliance Allen Kim Reynolds Iptv World Iptv.org

Centerville man accused of destroying hospital property

Earl Opperman, 27, is charged with assaulting a woman and causing property damage at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics and a Coralville hotel. Police say he damaged a hotel wall at Heartland Inn and later assaulted the woman at the US HC Center for Disabilities and Development, threatening to kill them. He was arrested Jan. 25 on multiple counts including false imprisonment and various criminal mischief charges.

Iowa City Centerville University of Iowa Coralville Earl Opperman Heartland Inn Opperman USHC Center For Disabilities and Development

Colleges Face Bigger Budget Cuts This Year

Iowa community colleges face deeper state funding reductions with a Senate plan proposing a 5.4 million de-appropriation. The overall education cuts could force tuition hikes, affect growth, and curb offerings as enrollment trends shift amid a tough economy. Kirkwood and DMACC are cited among tuition changes and enrollment shifts.

Reynolds Iowa Senate Appropriations Committee Denson Cedar Rapids

Iowa public health promotes brain health quiz for seniors

The Iowa Department of Public Health unveils the Save Your Brain quiz for people aged 60 plus without dementia. It scores four lifestyle factors eating well staying active keeping your brain sharp and social. Officials claim these steps could cut cognitive decline risk by up to 70 percent and also support physical health and disease prevention.

Quinlisk Public Health Department Iowa Department of Public Health

Four ways to save your brain from dementia

Iowa public health officials urge seniors to follow Mediterranean or DASH diets, eat brain-healthy foods like blueberries, and keep heart health. Regular activity of at least 30 minutes thrice weekly and balance and strength work are advised. Mental challenge and social interaction also help cognitive health.

Patricia Quinlisk Iowa Department of Public Health Mayo Clinic National Heart Lung and Blood Institute Save Your Brain Quinlisk

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