Deaths and funerals in Cedar Rapids area lace pages
Obituaries list Patrick M. McGinn 36 of Coral Lane SW and Dorothy L. Monroe 65 of 517 20th St NE among Cedar Rapids deaths. Also noted are Anna Hazel Hoot 77 Central City resident, Frank S. Lines 72 rural Fairfax, Glenn Lehr 64 rural Lisbon, plus multiple funeral arrangements and memorial contributions.
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Patrick M. McGinn
Coral Lane
Ryan
Mercy Hospital
Manchester
Janice M. Enabait
Cedar Rapids
Arrow Electronics Inc
Edina
Minn
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Corene
Terry
Berniece McGinn
Michael
Marjorie Monaghan
West Des Moines
Eugene Kutsch
Calvary Cemetery
Dorothy L. Monroe
20Th St. NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Dorothy L. Lyons
Floyd
David E. Monroe
First Assembly of God Church
Mary Lou Michel
Des Moines
Pamela Sue Downs
Ben Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Turner Chapel
Alec E. Rowlands
Evergreen Cemetery
Winton
American Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Marion
Anna Hazel Hoot
Central City
Colesburg
Winterset
William Earl Hoot
Livermore
Rebekah Lodge
DeKalb
Pythian Sisters
Joyce M. Pigott
Dona D. Hoot
Hawthorne
Calif
Patricia C. Hamlett
Hiawatha
Terrence E
San Diego
Arthur Strong
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Frank S. Lines
Fairfax
Savannah
Norma J. Stoddard
Kilborn Photo
Grace Episcopal Church
Cedar Rapids Elks Club
Fairfax American Legion
Highway Equipment Company
Lawrence
Richmond
David F
Allan K
David Mitchell
Michael Cimprich
Steven Hynek
John
Davenport
Leta Burdoin
LaCrosse
Wis
Stephen B. Snider
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Ave
Glenn Lehr
Lisbon
Morgan Funeral Home
Head Start funding in dispute between House and Senate
Representative Raley says Head Start may not be fully funded in the House bill and expects bipartisan support to continue the program. Senate proposes $820 million, while the House plan would have authorized $950 million. The gap could cost Head Start $130 million as talks resume after the July Fourth recess.
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House
Senate
Congress
Raley
Budget Committee
Fire damages rural Cedar Rapids area home near Squaw Creek
A late night fire at the John Monroe residence outside Cedar Rapids caused extensive structural damage. The family was away. neighbors and deputies aided as Firefighters arrived after midnight. a dog was found alive in the smoke. the cause was suspected to be an attic electrical short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monroe
Cedar Rapids
Squaw Creek School
West Bertram
Linn County Sheriff's Deputies
Mike Keller
Monroe
Keller
Robert Keller
Lyle Creger
West Bertram Fire Department
Marion
Vital Statistics list births and incidents across Cedar Rapids area
The notice records multiple births from June 26 to July 2 including a daughter for Suzanne and Michael Piersak and a son for Karen and Alan Zazza, with numerous other families in Marion Coralville and Cedar Rapids. It also lists late night nuisance and medical calls and a high voltage rescue near Cedar Rapids, with times and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne
Michael Piersak
Terrace St
Marion
Karen
Alan Zazza
Broadlawn Drive
Connie
Larry Franklin
Walker
City Market to open one evening weekly starting July 7
The City Market will begin one evening a week on July 7 with hours Tuesdays 4 to 9 pm Thursdays 5 am to noon and Saturdays 5 am to noon at 1350 A St SW. The change aims to help working residents buy fresh vegetables poultry and baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
Marion man sues Cedar Rapids doctor in wife death case
Lloyd Harrison files a malpractice suit in Linn District Court against Dr. John F. Galles over the death of Ruth Harrison. The suit alleges the physician failed to meet professional standards in care given two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Galles
Harrison
Marion
Lloyd Harrison
Linn District Court
John F. Galles
Ruth Harrison
Drunk Driving Charges Filed In Linn County Arrests
Three persons were arrested and charged with drunk driving early Thursday in Linn County. Donald A. Packingham 23 of Palo was arrested at 12 05 a m on Highway 94 one mile north of Covington Willard E Wright 38 Center Point was arrested at 1 a m on Highway 13 south of Coggan He also was charged with driving on the wrong side of the road Finley D Mennis 23 of Anamosa was arrested at 1 17 a m in Springville He also was charged with failure to have control of the vehicle.
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Linn County
Donald A. Packingham
Palo
Covington
Willard E. Wright
Center Point
Coggan
Finley D. Mennis
Anamosa
Spring
Supreme Court landmarks coal tax ruling and Iowa energy impact
The Supreme Court upended Montana’s coal tax on export sales as constitutional and noninterfering with federal law. Iowa officials predict higher coal taxes from Wyoming and Montana exports, with Stanek noting Iowa’s heavy reliance on coal and rising severance taxes this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wyoming
Colorado
Edward Stanek
State Energy Policy Council
Montana
Stanek
Federal air controllers seek retraining pay and strike rights
A 14 week retraining allowance would aid controllers required to retire for medical reasons at an estimated first year federal cost of about 40 million dollars. Despite a 75 percent vote to strike, PATCO faced an 80 percent rule and threats of court action. Controllers argue their job pressures justify special pay and conditions as federal employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
PATCO
Independence Day events in Cedar Rapids and Linn County
City offices close for Independence Day with limited services. Livestock judging starts at 8 a.m. in Farm Youth Building Arena. Exhibits open at noon, then Family Living and Fine Arts at 1 p.m., Midway at 4 p.m. The Challengers perform at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. in the Grandstand, free admission. Evening show features Louise Mandrell and R. C. Bannon at 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets $5 adults, $2 under 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Farm Youth Building
Louise Mandrell
R.C. Bannon
Federal Budget Director Stockman grants four day weekend
The article notes Stockman giving his 550 employees a four day weekend starting Thursday as part of a cost-cutting plan. Ed Dale counters with OMB data showing 300 budget professionals would cost more than the savings, arguing the extra day is economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Oregon
Los Angeles
New York City
Kenneth Hahn
Federal
David Stockman
Ed Dale
Federal Office of Management and Budget
Dale
OMB
Stockman
Talks on Palestinian autonomy reopen after Washington meeting
One year ago Egyptian and Israeli officials met in Washington and agreed to restart negotiations on Palestinian autonomy after a two month suspension by Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Egypt
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Benson
Milton T
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Gary D. Hunstad
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Arthritis Foundation
Ingersoll Ave
Tapper
Inga B
Turner Chapel East
Gary Hunstad
Oak Hill Cemetery
Third Ave
Coe College
First Ave
B.b.b.’S
Lydia
Clarence
Helen McClelland
Clarence United Methodist Church
Chapman's
Clarence Cemetery
Mechanicsville
Frank Whitman
United Methodist Church
Horner
Hayden
C.R
St. Luke’s
Monette
Richard McVay
Norway
Jan
Gary Nourse
Sugar Pine Drive
Carol
Joe Pledge
Second Ave
Sherry
Ernie Slaymaker
Fourth Ave
Kathryn
James Smith
26Th St
Lavern Timmerman
Iowa City
Rondalyn
Tom McAllen
Coralville
Ray Wood
Delaware
W.T. McAllen
Terry L. Jones
Elizabeth A. Peterka
Gary L. Feuchtwanger
Dawn M. Monahan
Richard L. Wasta
Joanne C. Terpkosh
James B. Geerdes
Adelle L
Messley
Ross R. Rettkowski
Sheryl A. Floyd
Michael J. Michalec
Sandra L. Thorpe
David M. Zubrod
Sharon L. Mondt
Charles C. Lingo Jr
Judith K. Nuss
James D. Sever
Anne C.middleton
Steven P. Krejci
Sheila M. Sasek
Austin
David L. Cappuch
Dorothy L. King
Shueyville
Richard R. Kibbie
Kathleen A. Nettell
Shellsburg
Weing Road
J Avenue NE
J Avenue
Sierra Drive
16Th Ave
Bowman Woods Park
Brentwood Drive
Metro Roundup
Cedar Hills NW
Wellingon St. SE
Marilyn Koleck
Dawley NE
Starmont
Strawberry Point
Charley
Creamery Theater
Garrison
Robert Novotny
Indian Creek Road
Iran
Reagan
U.S
International Tribunal
Hague
Court of Claims
John Paul Stevens
Lewis F. Powell
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
The
Gazette Company
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Challengers
John E. Lapes
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