Death notices for Gilley and others in Iowa obituary list
The page lists deaths and funeral plans across Iowa. Floyd Arthur Gilley, 79, a former state senator from Maynard, dies after a short illness. obituary details include birth in Waterloo, marriage to Edith Brause, 1968 and 1970 Iowa Senate elections, and service at First Presbyterian Church. Additional notices cover David E. Dingman, Harry D. Glidden Jr., Rollins Celan H., Mardene Kay Hartman, Olive A. Meissner, Mary C. Walkner, Leland M. Rudd, and Sam Abrams with services, survivors, and memorials. several other local figures are listed with funeral times, burial places, and memorial fund notes. The column consolidates multiple cremations, burials, and memorials across Cedar Rapids, Maynard, Marion, Waterloo, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Arthur Gilley
Maynard
Palmer Memorial Hospital
West Union
Waterloo
Edith Brause
Gilley
Iowa Senate
Allamakee
Fayette
Winneshiek
Fayette County
First Presbyterian Church
Delsing-Wright’s
Long Grove Cemetery
David E. Dingman
Plymouth
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Jackson
LaSalle
Ill
Mary Jane Kyle
Rock Island
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Kenwood United Methodist Church
Crescent Blue Lodge
Arthur
Meissner
Olive A
Turner Chapel West
Charles W. Harvey
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Lycurgus Cemetery
Waukon
American Cancer Society
10Th St
Walkner
Mary C
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Keith Birch
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Perrine Cancer Care Center
Mercy Hospital
Leland M. Rudd
St. SW
Brandt
S.D
Marian H. Stauffacher
Pipestone
Minn
Wilson Foods
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hanford
American Legion
Order of Eagles Aerie
Debra Edmonds
Larry Lee
Jeffery
Harriet Zischkie
Clear Lake
Marvin Nelson
Salix
Charles Hoffman Jr
Fred Stangland
Brandt, S.D
Larry Story
Sioux City
Sam Abrams
Abrams Furniture
Iowa City
Poland
Rose Mandel
Abrams
Max Abrams
Agudas Achi
Mordecai Simon
Eben Israel Cemetery
Twin and single births listed in vital statistics report
The notice records births on January 27 and 28 for families in Iowa and Oklahoma City plus names addresses and the infants’ genders. It also lists local residents and unrelated names, plus multiple emergency response incidents with times and locations across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
Parole Board Released Prisoners At Near Record Pace In 1981
Des Moines report says 602 prisoners were paroled in 1981, second only to 1973, while 223 inmates eligible under a new guideline were not released. Daryl Fischer told lawmakers that admissions to prison rose about 200 that year, driving prison population toward the near legal limit. He blamed burglary arrests for the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Parole
Statistical Analysis Center
Parole Board
Daryl Fischer
House Senate Budget Subcommittee On Corrections
Fischer
Personal property tax credit hiked to 175000
DES MOINES Iowa officials announced a hike in the personal property tax credit from 135000 to 165000. The credit plus the regular 10000 will total 175000 for 1982 83 reducing property taxes as part of a phase out. The increase raises state payments to local governments to 462 million under the replacement program. Governor Ray backed the move in the legislative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray
Newlyweds balance chores in two career households
Tip of the day notes 1980s households face balancing work and home life as couples divide housekeeping tasks evenly. The guidance reflects era norms, urging equal sharing of chores amid growing dual career households.
Economic indicators rise amid gloom in other reports
Washington officials hailed December's 0.6 percent rise in the Index of Leading Indicators as a sign of potential recovery, while concurrent reports showed a 7.2 percent drop in private productivity in late 1981, a projected 1982 recession continuing, and an expected U.S. merchandise trade deficit well above 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Congressional Budget Office
Robert Ortner
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Michael Evans
Evans Economics
Court upholds burglary conviction for Daringer
The Iowa Court of Appeals refused to overturn Cedar Rapids man Dennis Dean Daringer’s second degree burglary conviction from August 1979 at Rapids Chevrolet. The court found he voluntarily cooperated, signed a rights waiver, and dictated a confession after police notified him of his rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Court of Appeals
Cedar Rapids
Dennis Dean Daringer
Daringer
Rapids Chevrolet
Linn County Buys Used Snow Blower For Road Crews
County supervisors authorize purchase of a 1978 four wheel drive truck with a snow blower. The used unit, from an Illinois finance company, costs about 60 thousand dollars, about half the price of new equipment, and can be removed for other road work. It will operate around the clock to widen cleared shoulder space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Ken Schriner
Jean Oxley
Jerry Nelson
Illinois Finance
Nelson
Schriner
Chicago
Zion Nuclear Power Station
City
CNB
Commonweath Edison
Lake Michigan
Senate OKs deposits of public funds to S and Ls
DES MOINES Iowa Senate approves a bill to allow public agencies to invest funds in insured savings and loan associations and insured credit unions. The measure expands the current practice beyond insured banks. Supporters say it will create a better market for public funds though total amounts are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate OK
S&ls
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
House
Larry Pope
Lucas DeKoster
R-Hull
Toledo woman dies from self defense related gunshot wounds
Mrs. Shirley McKee, 47, died of personal safety related gunshot wounds to the head in her Toledo home about 8 a.m. The body was found about 7 p.m. by her son, Martin. She worked at the State Juvenile Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Shirley McKee
Tama County
C.W. Maplethorpe
Martin
McKee
GM and UAW fail to reach contract terms
DETROIT. GM and the United Auto Workers announced they failed to reach an agreement on concessions to save jobs and cut costs. UAW President Douglas Fraser stated "It's over" before the midnight deadline. The current three year contract expires September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Fraser
Sakharov Appeals Carter Over Soviet Activists
Five years ago Soviet dissident An drei Sakharov urged President Jimmy Carter to speak up for persecuted activists in the Soviet Union and eastern Europe, advocating government pressure to secure rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrei Sakharov
Jimmy Carter
Soviet Union
Europe
Clarifications and Corrections in Gazette Notices
Kay Chapman a Democratic candidate for the new Iowa House District 49 lives at 3609 Honey Hill SE. The Gazette corrects an erroneous address from Thursday's notice and invites complaints about accuracy fairness or completeness with a published correction forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Chapman
Iowa
Honey Hill SE
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and subscription rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, lists address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. It notes daily and Sunday publication, carrier and mail subscription rates, and AP republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry D. “Bud” Glidden Jr
Grand Rapids, Mich
Grant High School
Sophia
Grand Rapids
Mich
J.R. Glidden
Brownsville
Texas
David Bosborne
Brooklyn
Richard Ross
Nevenhoven's
Dyersville
Joseph Leonard Mohr
Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
Kramer's
Homestead
Elizabeth Lipman
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo
Neva Langerman
United Methodist Church
Bellas-Wright’s
Grandview Cemetery
Lester Swatchsite
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Beckman-Callahan’s
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mercy Hospital Foundation
Keystone
Claus Koepke
Fellmer’s
North English
Ernest W. Harriman
Powell’s
Shellsburg
Richard Husted
Phillips
Vinton
Audrey B. Westfall
Henderson's
Mason-Hand's
Monte Gress
Gary Gress
Susan Ludvik
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Martin's
Monona Cemetery
Williamsburg
Emma Sandersfeld
Uhlmann
Patricia
Don Karr
Olde Hickory Lane
St. Luke's
Robin
Dennis Albers
Dysart
Paula
Dennis Hedlund
40Th St. Drive
Joan
Leslie Baych
A Ave. NE
Renee
Mike Miceli
E Ave
Oklahoma City
Okla
Debi
David Bentley
Keith and
Donna Koch
Staub Court
James F. Carpenter
Linda M. Polaski
Christopher M. Shea
Anaheim
Sarah B. Glaza
Michael R. Hall II
Margaret M. Kahler
Palo
K St
A Ave
34Th St
Second St
Jacolyn Drive
First Avenue
32Nd Street
By Judy Daubenmier
Gacette
Dijfmams
Sond
C.R. Man
N-plant
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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