Deaths Linn County Richard Stinson 39 Adrian Missouri
Richard Slim Stinson aged 39 of Adrian Missouri died Monday night from gunshot wounds at his home. He formerly lived in Cedar Rapids and was an operating engineer for the Kansas City Star. Survived by his parents a brother sister and grandmother. Services held at Prairie City Cemetery near Butler with memorials to Butler Humane Society. Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements by Underwood Steinbeck Schowengerdt Chapel Butler. Blanche Kopecky 93 dies at Northbrook Manor after long illness.
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Richard “Slim” Stinson
Adrian
Cedar Rapids
Bates County
Sheriff's Department
Caldwell
Kan
Mount Vernon High School
Mount Vernon
Kansas City Star
Robert W
Frances Stinson
Robert R
Shellsburg
Karen Hanus
Waterloo
Hattie Stinson
Pittsburg
Prairie City Cemetery
Butler
Butler Humane Society
Underwood-Steinbeck-Schowengerdt
Roger B. Weselmann
Half Moon Bay
Calif
Calmar
Daly City
United Airlines
Delores
Dennis
Randall
Brian
LaMorre
Loren
Decorah
Martha Humker
Calmar Lutheran Church
William E
Bill” Fuehrer
Iowa
Jordan
Lori Rommann
John Rommann
David
Vinton
Christine Johnson
Rayne
Mary Turner
Campbell-Russell’s
Evergreen Cemetery
American Legion George G. Luckey
Eastern Iowa Deaths Summarize Local Obituaries
A string of obituaries from Eastern Iowa lists Henry Caspers 62 of Anamosa Anamosa Community Hospital. Michael P. Timp 22 Calmar died in Winneshiek County after a tractor incident. Roger B. Weselmann 60 Calmar area died in Daly City heart attack. Wilbert R. Bill Pitt 80 Epworth family farmer. Mary E. Brignon 87 stroke St Francis Manor. Gerald A. Meyer 61 Guttenberg hospital injuries. Hulda Allen 96 Delaware County. Eva Mae Swan 81 Grandview Care Center former Swan's Furniture. Margaret Maggie Herold 91 Decorah and surrounding communities. Services and burial details follow for each.
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Mary E. Brignon
St. Francis Manor
Marion Covey
Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Brignon
Grinnell
Gerald Brignon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Beverly Davis
Sierra Vista
Smith’s
Hazelwood Cemetery
Margaret
Maggie’ Herold
Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital
Decorah
Raymond
Waucoma
Linus Kruse
Cresco
Jerome
St. Michael, Minn
Samuel Martin
Chicago
Clem Martin
Gertrude Kruse
Mathilda Martin
St. Lucas
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Chekal’s
Fort Atkinson
Stillborn infant of Eric and Lori Von Muenster
Jeffrey Von Muenster, infant son of Eric and Lori Von Muenster, was stillborn Thursday at Marshalltown Medical and Surgical Center. Private graveside services will be held in East Lawn Cemetery Algona, with arrangements by Henderson-Overton's Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey von Muenster
Eric and
Lori von Muenster
Marshalltown Medical and Surgical Center
Marshalltown
Everett and
Shirley von Muenster
New Liberty
Duane and
Shirley Habeger
Burt
Melfred
Anna Mitchell
Emmettsburg
East Lawn Cemetery
Algona
Henderson-Overton’s
Toledo
Feds approve testing of AIDS drug in six month trial
FDA authorizes a six month trial of oral dextran sulfate to test dosing in 60 patients at San Francisco and Boston centers. The study seeks to determine safe dose ranges for further AIDS treatment trials and to build on earlier lab findings of viral inhibition.
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Feds
Los Angeles Times
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
United States
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Anthony Fauci
Institute
Washington
Stockholm
Sweden
Donald Abrams
San Francisco General Hospital
Abrams
Brad Stone
Ueno Fine Chemicals Ltd
Osaka
New York Beaches Closed As Medical Waste Washes Ashore
Lifeguards kept Jones Beach and Robert Moses State Park closed amid medical waste and garbage washing onto shore in post July 4 beach crowds. EPA officials noted syringes bandages and blood vials found with litter and possible sewer overflow as cleanup crews worked and authorities eyed next tides before reopening decisions.
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New York
Wantagh
N.Y
Jones Beach
Robert Moses State Park Beach
Sharon Moynahan
Ron Foley
Long Island
State Parks
Environmental Protection Agency
Richard Cahill
Randy Braun
EPA
James Marshall
Marion Band Concert to Feature Trumpeter Dennis Hodge Solo
The Marion community bands perform Thursday at 7 p.m. on Marion Square. Sixth Grade Band at 6:30, Vernon Middle School Band at 6:45, with Bob Miller as trumpet soloist in the Jazz Band's set. The concert bands under David Law perform Gershwin and Sousa works. In case of bad weather the event relocates to Marion High School.
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Dennis Hodge
Marion
Marion Square
Shirley Rinderknecht
Vernon Middle
Jean Johnson
Bob Miller
MacArthur Park
Marion Community
Pentland Hills
Gershwin
David Law
Marion High School
Frederick Koop CBS official who shaped news program dies
Frederick Koop, 81, former CBS vice president and creator of Face the Nation, died after surgery complications. A Monticello Iowa native and 1928 UI Phi Beta Kappa graduate, he built a half century in journalism, worked for AP and National Geographic, and wrote Weapon of Silence. He retired in 1971 and is survived by a sister and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore Frederick Koop
Columbia Broadcasting System
Monticello
Iowa
Monticello Express
University of Iowa
Koop
Associated Press
National Geographic Magazine
CBS
Office of Censorship
Laura Meinkle
Green Valley, Ariz
Vital Statistics July Births Notice
Mercy July 8 Jill and Steve Sohawasser Toddville a daughter St Johns July 7 Tina Wilks 3122 Emerald Ave SE a daughter Julie and Donald Gates 3741 12th Ave SW a daughter July 8 Mary and Erwin Clayton 1123 Harold Dr SE a daughter Heidi and Larry Sills 1410 26th St Marion a son Dawn and Todd Staskal 1817 Wilson Ave SW a son Candiss and Michael Vance 3015 Circle Hill Cr NE a son Debra and James Walton 4714 Pine View Dr NE a daughter
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ST. Luke's
Tina Wilks
Emerald Ave
Julie
Donald Gates
12Th Ave
Mary
Erwin Clayton
Harold Dr
Heidi
Larry Sills
26Th St
Marion
Dawn
Todd Staskal
Wilson Ave
Candiss
Michael Vance
Circle Hill Cr
Debra
James Walton
Pine View Dr
Cedar Rapids Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to Scott C. Juehring and Debra A. Kasischke of Cedar Rapids. Joseph E. Wise and Kimberly A. Hoffman of Marion. Boua Vanh Soukthavone of Providence R. I. and Khay T. Leo of Cedar Rapids.
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Scott C. Juehring
Debra A. Kasischke
Cedar Rapids
Joseph E. Wise
Kimberly A. Hoffman
Marion
Boua- Vanh Soukthavone
Providence
R.L
Khay T. Leo
Inmates Attack Guards at Trenton State Prison
Fifteen guards were beaten in a premeditated attack at Trenton State Prison in New Jersey. Fourteen inmates faced disciplinary charges. the facility remained locked down as an internal probe continued. Guards were treated for injuries and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
N.J
Trenton State Prison
Corrections
James Stabile
Stabile
St. Francis Medical Center
Former Cedar Rapids man shot dead in Adrian Missouri
Richard Slim Stinson 39 was found dead in his Adrian home July 4 after deputies say the death was a robbery homicide. A warrant is out for Jimmy Chrisman 55 of Kansas City who was seen with Stinson earlier at a local bar.
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Butler
Cedar Rapids
Bates County
Missouri
Richard “Slim” Stinson
Adrian
Leonard Hough
Stinson
Jimmy Chrisman
Hough
the Gazette
Kansas City
Chrisman
Hit and run chase ends in three arrests in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police say a hit and run on 33rd Avenue SW Friday evening sparked a short pursuit. Leo Cannon, 21, and Thomas Goad were caught after a chase. Gary Ragger was jailed for disorderly conduct. Cannon faces 18 traffic violations and Goad two charges. All three held at Linn County Jail.
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33Rd Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Leo Cannon
Ave. NW
Cannon
Thomas Goad
Sixth St
Cannon and Goad
Third Avenue SE
Gary Ragger
Fourth Ave. SE
Goad
Linn County
Car repair accident kills Joheative County man
A 22 year old Joheative County man, Michael Timp, died when a car being repaired on his parents farm slipped from a jack at about 7 45 p m Thursday. Deputies and first responders transported him to Winnesheik County Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
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Michael P. Timp
Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital
Donald
Elsie
Calmar
Joseph
Castalia
Robert
Decorah
Patrick
Daniel
Laura Taylor
Fort Atkinson
Margie
Peter Heying
Ossian
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Church Cemetery
French’s
Michael Timp
Elsie Timp
Winnesheik County
Winnesheik County Memorial Hospital
Arlington Grass and Timber Fire Burns Near Farm
Arlington Fire Department with Strawberry Point aid tackled a timber and grass blaze four miles east of Arlington late Friday. Sparks from a drain pipe welding on a local farm sparked the fire, which spread to a wooded area. Fire crews remained on scene for about three hours.
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Arlington
Arlington Fire Department
Strawberry Point
Mark Wynthern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert D. Boren
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Nick Longworth
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Edna M. Neckville
Gary Coffey
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Blanche Kopecky
Northbrook Manor
Brush Chapel
Anamosa
Henry Caspers
Northwestern Bell
Anamosa Community Hospital
Goettsch’s
Millard “Mick
Manchester
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Onslow
Onslow Cemetery
Shelly’s
Epworth
Wilbert R
Bill” Pitt
Ronald
Dave
Des Moines
Steve
Bernard
Luann Spiegel
Karen Wendt
Mary Brown
Blythwood
S.C
Debbie Oberfoell
Texas
Paul
Dyersville
Angela Pitz
Dubuque
Ruth Schaffert
Davenport
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Reiff’s
Farley
Guttenberg
Gerald A. Meyer
Guttenberg Municipal Hospital
Clayton County Sheriff's Department
Tuecke-Allyn’s
Hulda E. Allen
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Oelwein
Eva Mae
Eve’’ McBride Swan
Grandview Care Center
Swan
Juanita Johnson
Norwich
Grace United Methodist Church
Crown Hill
Sedalia
AFS
Brant Kerns-Jamison
Tama
Tipton
Louella M. Walshire
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Sheets & Son’s
Winton
U.S
The
National Cancer Institute
Frederick Koop
Mercy
Jill and
Steve Sohawasser
Toddville
C.R
His
Robert and
Illinois Lottery
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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