Sally L McClure 90 dies after extended illness in Washington IA
Sally L McClure known as the cable lady dies at 90 in Washington Iowa after a long illness. She married Don McClure in 1938 and worked as a legal secretary and office manager for Washington Cablevision. She raised 10 children and enjoyed athletics and tennis with family and friends. Memorials to Hospice of Washington County.
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Helen L
Sally) McClure
Washington
Iowa
Sally
St. James Catholic Church
Paul Appel
Jones-Eden Funeral Home
John Sr
Helen
Henke) Mangold
Washington High School
Don McClure
Don
Stewart and Shearer
Washington Cablevision
Andre Agassi
Michelle
Phil
Cindy) McClure
Estes Park
Colo
Sylvia
Tom) Smith
Burlington
Patricia
Jim) Anderson
Decorah
Bob
Addie) McClure
Center Point
Carol
Rich) Gaard
Donna
Dan) Hansen
Hales Corners
Wis
Pam
John) McDermott
Englewood
Mike McClure
Jo Lynn McClure
Coralville
Sara
Steve) Sproule
North Liberty
Marcia
Dave) Carlson
Michelle McClure
Paula Hull
Tom Smith II
Heather
Dean) Banks
Ryan Hansen
Christina Gaard
Jennifer Hansen
Kelly
Ann McDermott
Sam Smith
Jay
Amy Carlson
Stephanie
Ashley Hull
Lily Banks
Comfort Keepers
Washington County
Ray
Leo
John Jr
Francis
Anna Mae
Mary Janet) Mangold
James Dale
Walter D A Westen 92 of Washington dies after brief illness
Walter D A Westen of Washington Iowa died Sunday June 6 2010 at Halcyon House after a brief illness Celebration of life services set for 10:30 am Thursday at First Baptist Church Washington with Pastor Darryl Carr officiating Visitation begins 2 pm Wednesday with family receiving friends 5 to 8 pm at the church Interment Elm Grove Cemetery Washington Memorials suggested to First Baptist Church Halcyon House Good Samaritan Fund or Hospice of Washington County Survived by four children Barbara Ramsey John Washington Karen Hobbs Tom West Chester Judy West and Marty Weston Joyce nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
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Walter D.A. Westen
Washington
Iowa
Halcyon House
First Baptist Church
Darryl Carr
Elm Grove
Good Samaritan Fund
Hospice
Washington County
Walter
Jonesfh
Barbara Ramsey
John
Karen Hobbs
Tom
West Chester
Judy West
Marty Weston
Joyce
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Gazcomm.com
Newton State Rep Paul Bell Dies at 59
Newton Democrat Paul Bell died Monday after a battle with advanced cancer. Bell, chair of the Natural Resources committee, had stomach cancer removed last year and the disease spread to his abdomen and lymph nodes. House leaders Pat Murphy and Kevin McCarthy offered condolences to his wife Nikki and their two children.
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The
Gazette
Newton
Paul Bell
D-Newton
House
Pat Murphy
Kevin McCarthy
Nikki
Bell
Brad Bell
Natural Resources Committee
Ethics
Public Safety
Iowa
Murphy
McCarthy
Antiquewarehouse Fire Destroys Booneville Antique Shop
A fire in Booneville near West Des Moines destroyed the 80 year old Booneville Antiques store around 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Firefighters from five cities hauled water due to no hydrants and limited municipal supply, preventing full containment and forcing crews to shield a nearby house. Cause is under investigation.
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Associated Press
West Des Moines
Booneville
Waukee
Clint Robinson
Robinson
Cedar Rapids Flood Plan May Cost Up To 375 Million
City officials debate a comprehensive flood management plan for Cedar Rapids with a potential price tag of 375 million dollars. The plan adds aesthetic elements, removable flood walls, and greater protection affecting both sides of the Cedar River. The east side option runs about 103 million, while including the west side could reach 235 million with the federal share around 67 million. The Corps guidelines allow extraordinary factors for approval given the 2008 flood, and a five year timeline may be shortened with Corps cooperation. The council meets at 5 30 p m at Hi awatha City Hall to discuss outcomes.
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Hiawatha City Hall
Cedar Rapids
of the Cedar
Public Works Department
David Elgin
BP oil spill containment efforts amid hurricane contingency
BP reports about 316 722 gallons collected from midnight to noon as they ramp up containment on the Deepwater Horizon spill. A new larger cap is planned to tighten capture while allowing rapid shutdown if a hurricane threatens the Gulf of Mexico.
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Allen
Gulf
Iowa reshapes long term care ombudsman role
Gov Culver moves to separate the Office of the State Long-Term Care Ombudsman from the Department on Aging and seeks an independent ombudsman. Yordi plans June 16 retirement amid criticism of aging agency leadership. Foege named interim head, praised for communication and focus on mental health housing and nutrition for seniors.
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McCalley
Yordi
U.S. Administration On Aging
Iowa
Culver
Department On Aging
Terry Branstad
GOP
Foege
Bartels
Rubashkin Verdict and Underage Labor Case Details
Jurors found 26 underage Agriprocessors workers submitted false papers but no clear evidence Sholom Rubashkin knew minors worked in the plant. Defense showed minors were fired in 2007 and five weeks of testimony preceded the Monday verdict. Deputy AG Miller emphasized child labor penalties. Rubashkin awaits sentencing on bank fraud charges. immigration counts were dropped.
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Weinhardt
Agriprocessors
Rubashkin
Quentin Hart
Waterloo
Hart
Sholom
Thomas Miller
Miller
Callahan
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
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