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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1982
Page
2
A sequence of obituary notices from The Gazette lists Elias W. Faust Sr 65 of Manchester and Josephine Svoboda 86 of Marion among others. The notices cover births, marriages, careers, survivors, services and burial details across Cedar Rapids Manchester and surrounding towns.
June births list includes a son for Carole and John Heerner at 2420 Falbrook Drive NE and a daughter for Ann and D. Gately Williams at 2025 Market Blvd SE. Additional births and family notices involve Engbretson Haberkorn Steele Aller Lynch York Etten Choiniere Turner Mulford Helwig Coerper and other Cedar Rapids area households with dates June 2 and June 3.
Memorial and funeral notices list Kraul Mary and Gaarde Harry with service details at Brosh Chapel Mount Vernon and United Methodist Church, cremation noted and memorial funds established. Additional notices include Trainor Clem F at St Matthew's Catholic Church with burial, Lorenzen Fred W at Cedar Memorial Chapel, Karch Iva M at Cedar Memorial Chapel, and donations to Shriner Crippled Children's Hospital Perrine Cancer Care Center. Arrangements by Morgan and Cedar Memorial funeral homes.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette previews Iowa's June 8 primary with guidance on what a primary is who runs and key issues. The Metro-Iowa section promises complete details and analysis for voters preparing for the election.
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Ed Campbell reports a net worth of 103500 dollars with assets totaling 151500 and liabilities of 48000. He shows 1981 federal tax data with wages and commissions of 37606 as executive assistant to the president of Iowa Realty and taxes of 4029 on 15379 of taxable income.
If your electric clothes dryer stops drying yet spins, inspect the cartridge fuses in the 220 amp fusebox for the dryer circuit. Typically two fuses exist one for the motor and one for the heating element. Replacing a blown fuse yourself may avoid a service call.
Moscow rejects Reagan proposal point by point arguing Washington seeks radical Soviet cuts while offering little in return. Pravda Tass editorial says talks in Geneva will proceed at steep odds and that U S reductions favor the United States with Soviet ICBMs cut far more than U S missiles.
Linn County supervisors expect formal approval next Tuesday for a rural address system. The plan assigns a four digit street number to each residence and names to over 800 county roads. Some road names require residents’ objections to spark alternates. Airport Road was renamed Wright Brothers Boulevard by Cedar Rapids officials.
Hurricane Alberto roared toward Florida with 80 mph winds driving rain. In Key West 50 people evacuated to four city shelters while bars stayed lively and forecasters struggled with its rapid path.
The Recreation Commission hosts its third annual Parks and Recreation Days in Cedar Rapids with Ethnic Celebration at Riverside Roundhouse, a tennis center near Kingston Stadium, four mile run at Manhattan Pavilion, fast pitch softball at Ellis Park, and a free swim at Ellis Pool. Admission for the Ethnic Celebration is 1.25. The events run Saturday and Sunday with various hours and sign up options.
Richard Dye 21 of Mount Pleasant drowned in a farm pond northwest of Mount Pleasant while riding a paddle boat with Steve Trosier and Gayle Voorhies. Dye died en route to Henry County Health Center. companions escaped unharmed on the Jefferson Henry County line farm pond.
Linn County Medical Examiner Dr. Percy Harris ruled the death of 29 year old Gerald Ecker of 155 East Clark Street a death by own action. Ecker's body was found by Hiawatha police Tuesday morning.
L E Slade a former utility and transit official was chosen to oversee the bankruptcy of Gary Lewellyn a Des Moines stockbroker Lewellyn filed for personal bankruptcy May 24 under an SEC settlement alleging he looted his father's Humboldt bank of 16.4 million to fund a stock scheme U S bankruptcy court Judge Richard Stageman said Slade will serve as trustee unless an objection is filed by June 17.
Norris Hart, head of UNI Equal Opportunity Program, resigns as EOP director after Monday arrest on drug possession charges. Hart, 43, bonded at $5,000, will keep roles at KUNI radio and the Center for Education and continue as an affirmative action reviewer.
The Gazette says Richard Preziosi’s last name was misspelled among 1982 Ameri canism Essay Contest winners sponsored by Hawkeye Branch 216 of the Fleet Reserve Association. The paper will publish corrections or clarifications about accuracy, fairness and completeness and invites complaints at 398 8313.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier and mail listed with weekly and 52 week prices and restrictions. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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