Joy Batterson obituary and John Hornstein death notices
Two obituaries from Washington and Cedar Rapids report Joy Batterson aged 85 of Washington Iowa died June 3 2014 with a service June 6 at United Presbyterian Church and burial at Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband Dean daughter Dee Hunerdosse grandsons and siblings. Also John Hornstein 87 of Cedar Falls died June 4 2014 with funeral June 9 at Cedar Memorial Park Chapel of Memories burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials to the American Heart Association and Western Home Foundation.
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Joy J. Batterson
Washington
Iowa
Unid Presbyterian Church
Bob Wollenberg
Jones & Eden Funeral Home
Elm Grove Cemetery
United Presbyterian Church of
Igton
Washington County
Joy
Jonesfh
Dean Batterson
Washington, Iowa
Dee Hunerdosse
Grimes
Mitchell
Jackson Hunerdosse
Wallace
Wally" Fairchild
Joan
Oelwein
Fern Fairchild
St. John
Kan
John D. Hornstein
Cedar Falls
Sarto Memorial Hospital
Cedar Memorial Park Chapel of Memories
Cedi Rapids
Phil Saunders
Cedar Memorial Park Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
John
American Heart Association
Chicago
Western Home Foundation
S. Main St
Cedarmemorial.com
Linn County
John Andrew
Mirl (Healy) Hornstein
Janet L. Wieland
Janet
John Steven Hornstein
Scott A. (Joyce) Hornstein
Huxley
Eldon
Burton Hornstein
Leola Thibodeau
Viola Riley
Eleanor Raitt
Advance care planning reimbursement debate spans Medicare and states
CMS and private insurers may reimburse doctors for advance care planning discussions. Oregon and Colorado already provide such payments, with Colorado offering up to 80 dollars for a 30 minute talk. AMA and academic experts argue these conversations respect patient wishes and may reduce costly, nonbeneficial end of life procedures.
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Centers For Medicare and
Medicaid Services
CMS
AMA
Medicare
Oregon
Colorado
Judy Zerzan
Colorado Department of Health Policy
Phillip Rodgers
University of Michigan Medical School
Iowa faces case by case juvenile murder sentencing debate
Iowa officials describe a state of flux as judges individually determine penalties for youths convicted of first degree murder amid no statutory guidance. Prosecutors urge a minimum of 35 years. lawmakers warn constitutional issues and uneven outcomes across districts persist while the courts fill the gap.
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Iowa
Kevin Omelik
Omelik
Black Hawk County
Tom Ferguson
Story County
Yvette Louisell
Ferguson
Iowa Supreme Court
Hogg
Chip Baltimore
Boone
House Judiciary Committee
Baltimore
Rita Bettis
The
American Civil Liberties Union of
Ritchie
Robert Winfrey
Glenn McGhee
Leroy Rand
Pauline Aldape
John Mulder
David Epps
Blair Greiman
William Barbee
Mitchell Ronek
Christine Lockheart
Jeffrey Ragland
James Corder
Ruben Deases
Eric Querrey
Sean Rhomberg
Joseph White
Anthony Hoeck
Jason Means
Michael Coffman
Ruthann Veal
Kristina Fetters
Vanice Heath
Burt Smith
Derek Smith
Jayson Speaks
John Harris
Romeo Hardin
Joshua George
Juan Astello
Ryan Wedebr
Jose Ruesga
Damon Calaway
Thomas Bennett
Matthew Payne
Rene Zarate
David Keegan
Daunte Bullock
Michael Cargill
Christopher Langley
Julio Bonilla
Tyler Oberhart
Damien Sears
Edgar Concepcion
Michael Swanson
Iowa Department of Corrections Gazette
Hatch Eyes Depthful Running Mate Candidates Placed
Senator Hatch weighs options for a lieutenant governor running mate with depth and public service record. He cites Liz Mathis as a possible fit though she prefers the legislature. Other names floated include Monica Vernon and Anesa Kajtazovic while he vows not to limit candidates to women.
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Hatch
Liz Mathis
Cedar Rapids
Mathis
Four Oaks
Sue Dvorsky
Coralville
Iowa
Democratic Party
Cedar Rapids City
Council
Monica Vernon
Anesa Kajtazovic
Waterloo
Jo Ann Zimmerman
Iowa Senate
Joy Corning
Branstad
Sally Pederson
Tom Vilsack
Iowa Ag
Patty Judge
Chet Culver
Kim Reynolds
Iowa Democratic Party
Des Moines
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