Deaths in Cedar Rapids area listed with funeral plans
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists numerous obituaries including Kathryn M. Ballou 89 of Winslow House Marion and William J. Barta 85 of Cedar Rapids. Details include birthplaces, spouses, survivors, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements across multiple cemeteries and churches with call and memorial donation notes.
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Kathryn M. Ballou
Winslow House
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Hankinson
N.C
Edwin O. Ballou
Wahpeton
N.D
Trinity United Methodist Church
Gold Star
Royal Neighbors
Audrey Morehead
Earl O
Donald “Tib
Lakewood
Colo
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Robert Dennett
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
William J. Barta
19Th Ave
Hallmar
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
Catholic Workman Association
Otilia Simanek
Betty Shramek
Albia Bartos
Henriette Miller
Ely
Gladys Wears
Monticello
Dorothy Krivanek
Pauline Bervid
Urbana
Mary Klima
Clarence Frana
St. John’s Cemetery
Brush Chapel
Boys Acres
Route 3
Anamosa
Darrel
Genevieve) A. Meredith
First Congregational Church
Goettsch’s
Antioch Cemetery
Burr Oak
Myrtle G. Harvey
Burr Oak Methodist Church
Steine’s
Decorah
Burr Oak Cemetery
Elgin
Julia W. Grimm
Apostolic Christian Church
Muehlethaler
Iowa City
Raymond R. Remnbolt
First United Methodist Church
Beckman- Callahan’s. Toledo
Henry H. Walton
Eureka Springs
Ark
Toledo
Henderson's
National Cemetery
Vining Waukon
Rae McClinnon
Martin’s
Oakland Cemetery
Paul R. Hudachek
Route 2
Lisbon
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mount Vernon
Lillian Krummel
Christine
Helen Thuerauf
Edward
William and
Lafe
Mechanicsville
David Remy
Joseph McGuire
Brush Funeral Home
Solon
Nellie M. Bolnow
Americana Healthcare Center
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Eastern Star
Ben H. Bolnow
Chicago
Turner Chapel East
Naxera
Bessie M
Brosh Chapel
George McDill
Czech National Cemetery
Seebach
Carl “Charles
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
James Sorensen
Urbana Christian Church
West Prairie
Alburnett
Energy aid shortfall looming for Iowa HACAP program
HACAP faces potential depletion of 1.75 million for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program as demand climbs amid recession. With 2,967 households served and 5,682 applications on hand, executive director Don Maniccia warns funds may run out before Feb. 28 without federal help.
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Don Maniccia
Hawkeye Area
LIEAP
HACAP
Linn
Jones
Johnson
Iowa
Benton
Washington
Maniccia
Organized crime a gigantic problem warns officials
Attorney General William French Smith and FBI Director William Webster told the Senate Judiciary Committee that organized crime remains a gigantic, pervasive issue. They cited millions seized, bribery threats, and infiltration into labor unions, sports, and legitimate businesses while noting prosecutions rise but influence endures.
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Washington
William French Smith
Senate Judiciary Committee
Smith
FBI
William Webster
Webster
International Longshoremen’s Union
The
Teamsters
Motel, Restaurant and Bartenders Union
Latifrs International
Mayors demand aid and tax delay to fund urban program
Cedar Rapids Mayor Don Canney joins in backing a U S Conference of Mayors plan for 31.5 billion dollars in federal aid to cities plus a delay of the third year of the income tax cut to finance the program. He cites unemployment and city needs as the central issue and notes 7 percent official unemployment in Cedar Rapids with higher unofficial rates. The package would also sustain Urban Action Grants, Revenue Sharing and Community Development Block Grants, plus new programs for jobs, food and shelter and a reconstruction finance loan facility.
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David Lynch Gazette
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Canney
San Francisco
Diane Feinstein
House
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
A Sixth Season Improvisational Comedy Opens in Cedar Rapids
Suzanne Barnes reviews A Sixth Season A Time To Recover at Cedar Rapids Community Theatre. The cast of 12 includes Audrey Anderson Jim Ball Tim Boyle Jack Breithaupt Anne Christensen and more delivering about 90 percent laughs with spoofed politics and local targets. Performances run Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p m and Sundays at 2 p m through Feb 20 with strong set and costumes. preview drew applause.
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Audrey Anderson
Jim Ball
Tim Boyle
Jack Breithaupt
Anne Christensen
Carol Dreasler
Kevin Ecker
Pam Gearhart
Paul Otteson
Ken Robison
Rick Titus
Beth Warner
Cedar Rapids Community Theatre
Suzanne Barnes
Gazette
Mayor Canney
Edna Herbst
John Campbell
Terry Branstad
Robert Ray
Third St. SE
Thespian Theater
Trailways
Belle Plaine
Vinton
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
The
Paris
Prairie
Richard Barker
Jean Heger
Sharon Woods
Prince Albert
Iowa forecasts show tax hike barely keeps state afloat
The Legislative Fiscal Bureau warns that even with a sales tax increase and a two year wage freeze, Iowa faces tight finances. Fiscal Director Dennis Prouty and Comptroller Ron Mosher disagree on growth and ending balances, with Prouty citing $8.3 million next year and $10.5 million the following year after a penny sales tax. Lawmakers react cautiously, noting more estimates may come.
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Minnette Doderer
D-Ilowa
House
Ways and Means Committee
Iowa
Mosher
Prouty
Terry Branstad
Iowa workers weigh higher pay amid inflation and union talks
Branstad notes base wages for troopers start around 16 000 while other state workers earn 8 000 to 9 000 up to 15 000. He cites economic realities and a 6 percent raise cost of 36 million. Union plans a counteroffer and weekend talks with state negotiators. Legislature must ratify any deal. leaders comment cautiously.
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McKee
Branstad
House
del Stromer
Don Avenson
Doelwein
Vital Statistics Births and Dissolutions List
Jan 27 vital records show births for Jolene Blanchard daughter to Rebecca and Jack Adam at 5615 Colorado Dr SW Belle Plaine son to Rose and Ron Berry 700 35th St Marion twins to Rose and Ronnie Mere Center Point and a son to Lawrence C Mohr and Patricia A Ohl Cedar Rapids with Steven D Ketchum Mount Vernon and Laurie J Jordan Marion. Marriages dissolved include Janet M and Harold Lahn Janss Tamara and Mark A Kelchen Ann M and Stanley L Aldrich Karen Diane and Michael Race Seger and Jerrilyn Kay Jensen-Wright and Donald Thomas Jensen II.
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Rebecca
Jack J. Adam
Colorado Drive
Jolene
Dan Blanchard
Belle Plaine
Rose
Ron Berry
35Th St
Marion
Ronnie Mere
Center Point
Lawrence C. Mohr
Patricia A. Ohl
Cedar Rapids
Steven D. Ketchum
Mount Vernon
Laurie J. Jordan
Tamara
Mark A. Kelchen
Ann M
Stanley L. Aldrich
Karen Diane
Michael Race Seger
Jerrilyn Kay Jensen-Wright
Donald Thomas Jensen II
Deng Hsiao-ping Begins Historic U.S. Visit in 1979
On this date in 1979 Chinese Deputy Prime Minister Teng Hsiao-ping arrived for the first official U.S. visit by a top Chinese Communist leader.
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Teng Hsiao-ping
U.S
Gazette of Cedar Rapids Rates and Publishing Details
The Gazette established 1883 lists publishing address 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406 and notes subscription options for carrier and mail editions with weekly and annual rates. It states Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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THE
Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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Frericks Auction House
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