Robert Hobart 96 former Moravia resident dies in Iowa City
Robert Hobart 96 of Iowa City formerly Moravia died June 30 2017 in Coralville. He was born November 16 1920 in Centerville to Oscar and Alice Hobart married Mary Adams May 29 1942. He owned Zephyr Cleaners in Centerville for over 50 years and served in World War II earning multiple decorations. Funeral 2 PM July 7 Lange Funeral Home Centerville with burial at Haines Cemetery. Memorials to St Marys Catholic Church Centerville. Condolences at langefh com.
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Iowa City
Robert Hobart
Moravia
Lantern Park Specialty Care
Coralville
Centerville
Iowa
Oscar
Alice
Norton) Hobart
Mary Adams
Jane
North Liberty
Phillip Hobart
Linda
Cedar Rapids
Susan Dirks
Greg
Albert
Ogden
Oscar Hobart Jr
Alice Mantis
Waukee
Mary
Robert
Arm Services
France
Army Engineers
Belgium
Germany
Zephyr Cleaners
Lange Funeral Home
Bill Hubmann
Haines Cemetery
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Elaine Amituanaʻi-Parry obituary in Cedar Rapids and San Francisco
Elaine Amituanaʻi-Parry 61 of Marion died June 27 2017 after a life devoted to God family and prayer. Survived by husband George sons George Jr and David sisters Lina Cooper Neva Amituanaʻi and three grandchildren. Visitation July 6 funeral July 7 at Cedar Memorial and New Covenant Bible Church with interment at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Donations urged to Eastern Iowa Fellowship of Christian Athletes SF Firefighters Cancer Prevention Foundation or American Cancer Society.
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Elaine Amituana’i-Parry
Marion
Elaine
Frankfurt
Germany
Daly City
Calif
Serramonte High School
Eastern Iowa Fellowship of Christian Athletes Board of Directors
George
George Jr
Kristen
David
Desiree
Lina Cooper
Neva Amituana’i
Peto
Luke
Liam
Lauren
Fa’amaile Amituana’i
Tautala Amituana’i
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
New Covenant Bible Church
Center Point Rd
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Eastern Iowa Fellowship of Christian Athletes
46Th St. NE
San Francisco Firefighters Cancer Prevention Foundation
Mission St
San Francisco
American Cancer Society
P.O
Oklahoma City
Cedarmemorial.com
North Korea shows possible ICBM range after Hwasong-14 test
David Wright of the Union of Concerned Scientists says the Hwasong-14 likely exceeds 4100 miles, enough to reach Alaska but not the Lower 48. Analysts note it cannot yet reach Hawaii or the U.S. mainland, while experts warn of rapid missile progress. Victor Cha calls the gains consistent with past expectations.
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David Wright
Union of Concerned Scientists
Hawaii
Alaska
Wright
North Korea
U.S
Victor Cha
George W. Bush
National Security Council
US and Korea fire missiles in response to North Korea launch
The U.S. Army and South Korea launched missiles into South Korean waters as a direct response to North Korea's latest launch. Pacific Command called the action a deterrent and reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to defend the Republic of Korea and ensure regional peace.
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U.S. Army
North Korea
U.S. Pacific Command
Pacific Command
Army
South Korea
Korean Peninsula
Asia-Pacific
U.S
Republic of Korea
North Korea claims ICBM capability test success
North Korea announced in a special TV broadcast that it had achieved an ICBM capability to deter the United States and its adversaries. A spokeswoman said the high angle flight path was chosen to protect neighbors, while the spent engine was disposed into the Sea of Japan to hinder recovery by divers.
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United States
North Korea
Sea of Japan
Pyongyang
U.S
Cedar Rapids Fireworks Debate Faces Data Review
Cedar Rapids officials weigh tighter limits on fireworks as sale tents rise. Council member Susie Weinacht leans toward more restrictions than now, acknowledging a ban unlikely and planning a data review with Fire Chief Mark English before the July 17 meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
Susie Weinacht
Weinacht
Youth Service and Public Safety Committee
Mark English
Kris Gulick
Iowa City area crime records list multiple suspects and offenses
The Log compiles charges from federal, state, and county offices across Eastern Iowa. Names include Lonnie D. Jones, Michael J. Flander, Blair M. Glackin, Stephen R. Harmston, Darrell D. McGill, Matthew R. Solinger, Joann E. Binzen, Jason D. Kull, Heath M. Vignes, Carly J. Dixon, Stephen McCrink, Perkins J. Herron, Charles L. McDile, and Roy A. Phillips with offenses ranging from driving while license barred or revoked, domestic abuse, assault, and second degree theft. Offense dates span June 21–25, locations include Iowa City, North Liberty, Coralville, Marion, and Cedar Rapids. Addresses, ages, and incident details are listed.
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Lonnie D. Jones
Lindale Dr
Marion
Michael J. Flander
Ave
Apt. 2
Cedar Rapids
First St
Blair M. Glackin
Eighth St
S. Gilbert and
Benton Streets
Iowa City
Stephen R. Harmston
Menomonie
Wis
Casey's
Kansas Ave
North Liberty
Darrell D. McGill
Braysville Lane
Apr
10Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Coralville
Matthew R. Solinger
Summit St
Joann E. Binzen
Wayne Ave
N. First Avenue
Jason D. Kull
Washington
Highway 1
Sunset Street
Heath M. Vignes
Nicholas Lane
East
Jefferson and
Dubuque Streets
Perkins J. Herron
Camden Rd
Charles L. McDile
S. Gilbert Street
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Scbmolet Stel
RSM
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Washington Post
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Fireworks Council
Corbett
Brian
Morelli
Thegazette
United States Attorney, Public Safety Agencies
Linn
Johnson
Carly J. Dixon
Grand Ave
Stephen McCrink
18Th Ave
Roy A. Phillips
Pine St
Ace Hardware
Mall Dr
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