Deaths and funeral notices in Cedar Rapids area
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas report the deaths of twin Burg babies, Chad Estling, Thomas F. Moorman, Sveinn J. Storm, and St Lucas Henry Zimmermeier. Private graveside services, memorials, and arrangements are listed with family details, birthplaces, and service times.
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Burg
Anthony K. Burg
Anthony K. Jr
Kenneth F. Burg
Harlan Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Anne Laker
Marion
Charles Burg
Graettinger
Linwood Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Chad J. Estlin
Timothy Estling
Ely
Wendy
Joseph Seery
Hazel Verts
Lamont
Elm Grove Cemetery
Washington
Iowa
Harley Malone
Olin
Ed Quint
Oelwein
Ernest Davis
Clarence Becker
Manchester
Joe Klein
Dundee
Dorothy Moorman
Harold Moorman
Gerald Moorman
Des Moines
Leo Moorman
Eldon
Missouri
Vincent
Jerome Moorman
Anne Schilling
Darlington
Wis
Henry Schectman
William Schectman
Independence
Sveinn J. Storm
Grand
Manitoba
Canada
Hansina S. Stefans
Winnipeg
Collins Radio Company
Storm
Cedar Rapids Association of Accountants
National Association of Accountants
Executives Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cedar Rapids Elks Club
Royal Canadian Air Force
Walter Block
Ted Johnson
Sveinn Storm
George Storm
Annapolis
Siggi Storm
Glenborn
Murray Storm
Kristian Storm
Vancouver
B.C
Lilly Abbott
Santa Monica
Calif
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Legislation Proposed on Squaw Creek Funding Advance
State Sen. Bob Rush announced a bill to let a county conservation board receive funds from county supervisors and repay after tax funds are collected for the conservation fund. The idea aims to fund Squaw Creek Park lake construction as urged by the Iowa Conservation Commission. Linn County conservation officials say such advances may violate state law.
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Bob Rush
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Conservation Commission
Squaw Creek Park
Marion
Linn Park
Conservation Board
Linn
George Hamilton
the Gazette
Cherokee County
Lee
Louisa
Ron Dudley
Paul Pohlmeyer
Kay Skipton
Lloyd Smith
Bush
Weather And Winds Then Multicity Birth Notices
Wind direction 10 p.m. NW 23 mph. Extended forecast Monday to Wednesday shows more cloudiness and a chance of snow Tuesday with clear Wednesday. Temperatures mainly in the 20s and lows 5 to 10. January births include a daughter for Harry and wife from Marion Route 1 and many other Illinois Iowa area births listed with dates. Fire and odor reports nearby. County finance debates on conservation board advances and repayment, with state audit implications and possible future reviews.
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Perises
Best seller The Bastard to Be Filmed by Universal
In Los Angeles AP report Universal Studios will film John Jakes best selling novel The Bastard for Operation Prime Time. The project follows The Testimony of Two Men and stars Andrew Stevens as the illegitimate son of an English nobleman and a French actress.
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Los Angeles
John Jakes
Universal Studios
Andrew Stevens
Carlucci vows to run daily CIA operations
Frank Carlucci, nominated to be No. 2 at the CIA, says he would take over day-to-day running of the agency from Adm. Stansfield Turner, amid criticism of the spy agency's leadership. Carlucci, then ambassador, promised to assume the operational responsibilities.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Carlucci
CIA
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Carlucci
Turner
Carter
Central Intelligence
National Security
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Gospel singers to perform at Lutheran Home in Vinton
Gospel group the Nutones Gos pel Singers from Cedar Rapids will give a concert at the Lutheran Home in Vinton Sunday at 3 p.m. The public is invited. Jade plants advertised by Pier son s Florists with contact numbers 366 1826 and 366 7148. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
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Nutones Gospel Singers of
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Pierson’s
Joffrey Ballet Postponed Travels Amid Midwest Blizzard
Joffrey Ballet faces blizzards east of Iowa disrupting tours in Iowa City and Ames. Trucks with costumes and sets are snowbound on the Ohio Turnpike, forcing program changes at Hancher Auditorium and C Y Stephens Center. Some flights canceled, airports busy and roads drifting, while performances proceed with reduced gear.
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Iowa
New York
Joffrey Ballet
Iowa City
Ames
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio
National Weather Service
C.Y. Stephens
Richard Snyder
Joffrey
Ken Marini
Iowa Highway Patrol
IHP
Iowa 21
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
U.S
Hampton
Iowa Falls
Manchester
Cedar Rapids
United Air Lines
O’hare International
Chicago
Hawaii
Great Lakes
Linn Sheriff's
Franks Sentenced to Die in Oklahoma City Murder Case
Testimony linked Franks to a plan to obtain machine guns and threats to officers. The Oklahoma County jury sentenced Franks to death after hearing his defense claiming the child's death was accidental and noting his criminal history and prior parolings.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Houston
Richmond
Oklahoma City
Franks
Cedar Rapids
Davenport man guilty in Slattery murder case
John Hamann of Davenport was found guilty of murder by a Scott County District Court jury for the May 10 shooting of City Parks Director Richard Slattery. Hamann admitted the shooting but claimed insanity, with prosecutors calling it a premeditated cold act and the defense citing personality disorder and delusions.
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Davenport
John Hamann
Scott County District Court
Richard Slattery
Hamann
Slattery
Realff Ottesen
John Carlin
Dead or Alive: Eugene Brown Sought by Polk Court
Fred Brown was the subject of a probate petition in Polk County to declare him legally dead. The petition seeks to allow his wife Gloria Ann Brown and their son David Alexander to access Social Security benefits. Brown allegedly executed a 1969 Florida will not entered in Polk records and faced a 1971 tax evasion case with a $20,000 fine.
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Brown
Polk Court
Gloria Ann Brown
St. Louis
David Alexander
Broward County
Fla
Polk County
Iowa
Water, World
Weiss
Muller
Nada Onyx
Tescan Electronic Manufacturing Co
Cedar Rapids
Tama Pack
City panel weighs police test fairness amid minority access debate
The Civil Service Commission defends its police entry exam as fair while considering an impact study on whether testing procedures advantage or exclude applicants. Critics warn changes could invite claims of lowered standards as recruitment targets minorities and women.
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Civil Service Commission
Kazimour
Police Department
EEO
Kevin Weiss
Satellite likely burned up in high atmosphere debris possible
Canadian military sources say it is logical the satellite burned up in the upper atmosphere and traces of radiation may take months to descend while debris on the ground has not been ruled out. Air sweeps found radioactive readings in five areas as a C 130 fleet searches a 450 by 30 mile zone with infrared scans joining the effort. President Carter criticized the Soviet Union for not providing more satellite information.
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Canada
Falls
Jackson
Carter
Soviet Union
United States
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Thomas F. Moorman
18Th Street
Worthington
Frances A. Haas
Marion-Cedar Rapids
Earlville
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Maron
St. Joseph’s Church
John Gallagher
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
St. Lucas
Henry Zimmermeier
St. Luke’s Church
Chekal’s
Fort Atkinson
Delta
David A. Crane
Reynolds Funeral Chapel
Sigourney
Squaw Creek
Linn Conservation Board
Birth’s
St. Luke's
C.R. Weather
Harry Baker
Narahari Gattu
Clive Drive
C. Dwight Young
Monticello
Robert H. Hintz
Arbor Lane
William Buck
Wyoming
Robert Cummings
Edward McDowell
17Th St
Dean Pata
Washington Ave
Gaylord Davis
Maplewood Drive
Brian Baxter
K Ave
Stephen Worcester
48Th St
Waukesha
Robert Riedel
Riedel
Verne H. Haaland
Devonshire Drive
Tacoma
Wash
Dale L. Baldwin
Baldwin
Lawrence Harford
Wyoming Drive
Leeon Baldwin
Marie Baldwin
Newhall
26Th St
Fourth Ave
Midway Drive
the Conservation Board
Portugal
Nixon Administration
Senate Intelligence Committee
Robert Kohl
Kohl
Oakland Road
Blackhawk County
Oklahoma County District Court
Eugene Brown
Kane- Miller Corp
Tama Meat Packing Corp
Kane-Miller
Cleveland
Franchise Fund International of Luxembourg
Elvis
Parade Magazine
John E. Lapes
Pierson’s Flowershop
Ellis Blvd
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