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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1981

Page

2

Deaths of Local Residents Highlight Long Illnesses and Service

The notice records the deaths of B. Watson 88 formerly of Five Seasons Trailer Court Cedar Rapids resident since 1974 Army WWI veteran and longtime Penn Central trackman. Florence E. Sherbon 66 former Linn County resident died of cancer at Grandview Heights Nursing Home Marshalltown. Joseph C. Stang 97 former Cedar Rapids resident and Williams & Hunting Co. superintendent. John P. Weiland 70 Marion resident roadmaster with Milwaukee Railroad and WWII Army veteran. Multiple funeral arrangements and burial details follow with accompanying memorial donation appeals to local organizations.

Worry B. Watson Five Seasons Americana Unionville Cedar Rapids Penn Central Railroad American Legion V.F.W Eagles Aerie No The Legion Home Association Lock Haven William Joseph Clifford Marvin Logansport Ind Stewart Funeral Home Arnold Kluge Bethany Lutheran Church Shiloh Hanford Post No Grant Wood Area American Red Cross 42Nd St Florence E. Sherbon Linn County Grandview Heights Marshalltown Colfax Coggan High School Cornell College Mount Vernon University of Iowa Hospital School of Nursing U.S. Army Nursing Corps University of Chicago Wayne State University Detroit University of Iowa College of Nursing India World Health Organization University of Illinois College of Nursing Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society Philip Sherbon Des Moines Daniel Sherbon San Jose Calif Elinora Schachtlie Virginia Sparrgrove Strawberry Point Edith Reese Macon Conrad University of Illinois Joseph C. Stang B Ave LaCrosse Wis Maud Mae Fesler Kansas City Williams & Hunting Co Loyal Order of Moose Robert Spooner Emma Jane Slocum Corrine Scannell Central City George W Kuba Funeral Home Gary Hess Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery John P. Weiland 16Th Ave Marion Bridgewater S.D Elaine Hublon Milbank Weiland Milwaukee Railroad Europe St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Catholic Order of Foresters Morrison- Weber Legion Post John Cottage Grove Minn Wilbur Farmington Lorena Gossman Sioux Falls Edna Stewart Lead Florence Kershaw Phyllis Weir Central Park Presbyterian Church Winter Temple No

Reverend John P. Cuddeback Dies at Conference

The Rev. John P. Cuddeback died Monday while attending a ministerial conference at Unity Village near Kansas City Missouri. He served as pastor at Unity of Cedar Rapids and services are pending at Turner Funeral Home. Also, Mrs. J J Wilson 84 former Cedar Rapids resident died this morning at Oak Knoll Retirement Home in Iowa City after a brief illness. Services are pending Brosh Funeral Home in Solon.

John P. Cuddeback Unity Village Kansas City Unity of Cedar Rapids Turner Funeral Home J. J. Wilson Oak Knoll Iowa City Brosh Funeral Home Solon

Reagan calls communism an aberration and cites cracks in Europe

President Reagan says it is impossible for any government to deny freedom for long and calls communism an aberration. He points to turmoil in Poland and unrest in the Soviet Union as signs of the beginning of the end of communism and supports a peaceful settlement of Middle East issues alongside continued arms control efforts.

Nist Europe Reagan Poland Soviet Union Iraq Israel Mideast Philip Habib Middle East

Oil spill kills ducks at Rockwell-Collins pond near Blairs Ferry

A small amount of oil spilled into a pond on Rockwell-Collins property near Blairs Ferry Road NE during heavy rain Monday. Nine or ten newly hatched ducklings died, while seven or eight older ducklings survived and appeared likely to endure. Maintenance workers used straw to soak up surface oil and expected cleanup by afternoon.

Rockwell-Collins Blairs Ferry Road

Weather Summary and Extended Forecast

At 11 a.m. wind is from the southwest to west at 16 to 22 mph. Sun rises at 5 30 and sets at 8 45. Year ago today high 68 low 50 with no precipitation. Record high 99 in 1918 and record low 47 in 1947. Showers and thunderstorms possible Thursday and Friday with partly cloudy Saturday. Highs 80s to low 90s Thursday and Friday, around 70 Saturday. Lows 60 to about 70.

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Heat Breaks Records in Los Angeles Skyscraper

A construction foreman on the 52nd floor of a 54 story high rise works through a 101 degree day in Los Angeles. Rain pounded Eastern Iowa but relief was not expected today.

Iowa Los Angeles

Temperature Extremes Reported Across States

High Monday reached 105 degrees at Cross City Florida Presidio Texas and Monrovia California while lows this morning dipped to 26 at Alamosa and Gunnison Colorado. River stages note Cedar at C R 18 rising with other reports unavailable at press time.

Cross City Fla Presidio Texas Monrovia Calif Alamosa Gunnison Colo C.R

Flood Warnings and High Waters Hit Multiple Areas

Flash flood warning remains over Medina County Texas as two feet of water flood highways south of Harper and roads in San Antonio. A broken dike floods Shelby Indiana while the National Guard evacuates residents. Additional floods and record low temperatures affect Albuquerque Amarillo Midland and several Iowa and Texas sites with heavy rainfall and rising rivers.

Medina County Texas Harper Highway 16 Medina San Antonio Shelby Ind National Guard Delaware Scioto Prospect Locksburg Ark Glenwood Cove Hot Springs North English Iowa Cedar Rapids Austin Washington Williamsburg Killeen National Weather Service Albuquerque N.M Amarillo Midland

Minister appeals Cedar Rapids tax exemption denial

A Universal Life Church minister filed a tax appeal in Linn District Court after Cedar Rapids denied tax exempt status for his home at 1817 Wilson Ave SW. The petition, filed May 4 by church member Danniel R. Zimmerman, argued the home is used for church activities. the Board of Review denied it June 1. The city, assessor, and Board of Review are named as defendants.

Universal Life Church Linn District Court James F. McVeigh Wilson Ave Danniel R. Zimmerman Cedar Rapids City of City Assessor Board of Review

Burglary at Appleoff Home Sees Five Guns Stolen

Police report a burglary at 646 Greenfield St NE late Monday. A basement window was broken to enter between 10:15 and 11 p.m. Three pistols, a semi automatic rifle, and a 12 gauge skeet shotgun were stolen from a den closet before the burglar exited through a sliding glass door.

Richard R. Appleoff Greenfield St. NE

Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette of Cedar Rapids Iowa dates its establishment in 1883 and lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It notes second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids and provides subscription rates for carrier and mail editions with weekly and annual pricing.

Gazette Conpery Third Ave. SE Cedar Ids Iowa Cedar Rapids U.S Gazette Associated Press

Vital Statistics and emergency calls The Cedar Rapids area notes births and a list of residents and addresses

The issued record lists numerous Cedar Rapids residents with newborns or spouses, detailing names and street addresses. A series of Monday incidents follows, including mistaken alarms at Edgewood Road SW and Sixth Avenue SE, electrical and wiring issues, a chair fire, an overloaded washer, and a child’s foot freed from a water shutoff pipe.

Edgewood Road Sixth Avenue Vermont St Fourth St Falbrook Drive Weing Road 34Th St Fifth Ave F Ave

Special education cuts: 15 positions eliminated but reinstatements possible

Grant Wood-Rodee outlined that the special education division will lose 15 positions though some staff found new placements or resigned. Two substitute teachers were affected but not full-time employees. Board members welcomed the return option, noting relief after a stressful budget process. Legal fees for the terminations totaled 9,263 across several attorneys and court reporters.

Rodee Kathryn Gutz Cedar Rapids AEA Robert Orris Rural Center Junction John Carpenter Iris Muchmore Ernest Pence Edward Beatty

Ruling: Youth Took Own Life in Linn County

The death of 19 year old Jeffrey L. Vedepo was ruled a death by own action by the Linn County Medical Examiner. Police reported the body at 6 am at 412 18th St SE after Vedepo shot himself in the head with a .30-06 rifle.

Jeffrey L. Vedepo Linn Vedepo 18Th St. SE

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