Death notices mark Cedar Rapids obituaries in mixed list
The list covers Ellis G. Cram 75 of Cedar Rapids and Alta LaDonna Smith 80 of Hiawatha, plus multiple other deaths from Marion, Dyersville, Iowa City, Sigourney, Tipton, Vinton, Williamsburg, and surrounding areas. It notes births, marriages, occupations, survivors, funeral details, and memorial fund directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis G. Cram
Thompson Drive
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Ill
Shannon
Rozelle Benedict
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Coe College
Cedar Falls
Midland Industries
Midland Forge
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Executive Club
Optimists
Elks
Iowa City Athletic Club
Ashville
N.C
Helen Blunt
Gladys Bunte
Katherine Waggoner
Freeport
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Steve Snider
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Mausoleum
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
19Th St. SE
Alta LaDonna Smith
Third Ave
Hiawatha
R.T. Smith
Moline
John Schrader
Jerry C. Schrader
Milan
Martha Stepanek
Grace Cumberland
Urbana
Dyersville
Lewis C. Pape
St. Boniface’s Church
New Vienna
Church Cemetery
Kramer's
Earlville
Harvey E. Merten
Fairview Cemetery
Clifton’s
Iowa City
Bernice Briceland Holub
Zion Lutheran Church
Memory Gardens
Beckman-Callahan’s
Sigourney
Newell Root Thorburn
Reynold’s
Pleasant Grove
Sigourney Christian Church
Tipton
Marion K. Evans
George L. Gay’s
Nichols Cemetery
Association For Retarded Children
Vinton
Myrtle Delores Carlson
Rosehill
Grundy Center
Phillips
Chapman pleads guilty to second degree murder in Lennon case
Mark David Chapman withdraws not guilty plea and pleads guilty to second degree murder. The court accepts the plea after Edwards indicates Chapman acted under religious motivation and waived his right to trial. The incident followed Lennon and Ono returning to the Dakota after a late recording session.
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Marks
Chapman
Edwards
Mark David “Chapman
Allen Sullivan
Lennon
Yoko Ono
Dakota
Stereo theft report from Walker resident
Liza Lee of Walker reported to Linn County Sheriff’s Department the theft of stereo equipment valued at about $1000 from her residence in the window between 8 p.m. Saturday and 1 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza Lee
Walker
Linn Sheriff's Department
Weather Summary and Temperature Extremes Report
At 11 a.m. wind SW 13 mph. Sun up 5 31 sunrise and 8 46 sunset. Year ago today high 84 low 49 precip trace. Record high today 100 in 1911. record low 44 in 1902. Partly cloudy Wednesday to Friday. highs in 80s, then 70s. lows in 60s to 50s. National extremes: high Sunday 117 at Bullhead City Arizona. low 43 at Houghton Michigan.
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Bullhead City
Ariz
Houghton, Mich
Dubuque Packing to permit audit before vote on wage freeze
Dubuque Packing officials say an independent financial audit will be completed before the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 150-A votes on a 15 month wage freeze. The audit could save 1,400 jobs at the Dubuque plant if the proposal passes. If it fails, the company will proceed with phasing out the positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
UPI
Dubuque Packing
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 150-A
Rowley Woman Hurt After Two Vehicle Crash East of Winthrop
Esther Butterfield of Rowley was treated and released from Independence hospital after a two vehicle crash Saturday at the intersection of highways 20 and 187 east of Winthrop. The vehicles were driven by her husband Calvin Butterfield and Milford Koehn of rural Elkader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WINTHROP — A _ Rowley
Esther Butterfield
Independence
Winthrop
Butterfield
Calvin
Milford Koehn
Elkader
One-Vehicle Crash Sends Two to Hospital
Two people were hospitalized after a Sunday crash on the blacktop road between Waumcoma and St. Lucas. Sara Hackmann, 25, of Lawler, the pickup driver, and passenger David Jarchow, 20, of Frederickson, were taken to New Hampton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waucoma
Wacoma
St. Lucas
Sara Hackmann
Lawler
David Jarchow
Frederickson
New Hampton Hospital
Gazette of Somear established daily edition details
The text states establishment in 1883 by The Gazette of Somear and notes Cedar Rapids Iowa mailing details, subscription rates for carrier and mail, and various terms about postage and Associated Press rights. It reads like a newspaper masthead and subscription notice with postal classifications and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette of
Somear
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Campenes WE
Births listed for Mercy area residents in June
Vital Statistics notes multiple births with names and addresses, listing six new babies a son a son a daughter and another son to families including Saalfeld Berg Callahan Jones Duff Betcher Alberts Bailey. Also records several medical emergencies and an investigated incident with times and locations across city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula
James Jones
Hubbard Ave
Iris
Robert Duff
36Th St
Deann
David Betcher
Kohawk St
Karen
Richard Alberts
30Th St
Supreme Court Reviews AMA Rulings and Public Education Rights
The Supreme Court will decide if federal orders to boost medical competition can apply to the American Medical Association and will review FTC directives to strike down physician advertising bans. It upheld a broader right for handicapped students and left in place a Pennsylvania limit on special programs while allowing New York to ban topless bars. The court also reversed a lower ruling on the ban and did not permit drug agents to search air travelers based on behavior in Florida.
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American Medical Association
Federal Trade Commission
Pennsylvania
New York State
New York
High Court Issues Rulings On Appeals and Land Claims
The court left intact a Florida appeals ruling that a drug courier profile program is unconstitutional and refused to overturn a Mohegan Tribe land ownership claim in Montville Connecticut. Justices debated jurisdiction for bias victim suits and weighed whether affected parties may sue in federal court after state agency and appeals court rulings. In Nixon era matters Justice Rehnquist abstained in a 4 to 4 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Montville
Conn
United States
U.S
Iran
William Rehnquist
Justice Department
Air Traffic Controllers Reach Tentative 42-Month Pact
Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis announced a tentative 42 month contract with the air traffic controllers subject to union ratification. Union president Robert Poli said the settlement is fair and employees will vote next week with mail ballots counted over another week. The deal costs the government about 40 million dollars and provides an average immediate pay increase of 4000 dollars to about 17 000 controllers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Robert Poli
Lewis
Poli
Reagan
Clarifications Corrections From The Gazette
Shirley Graf and Gary Keoppel engaged though name misspelled in engagement item. Gazette invokes correction policy and will publish clarifications for accuracy fairness and completeness. readers may call 398-8313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Graf
Gary Keoppel
Roy Keoppel
Keoppels
Gazette
Williams faces traffic charges tied to red light incident
Officials said Williams was charged five years earlier with impersonating a police officer after allegedly speeding to a crime scene with red lights flashing under his car grill. The charges were reduced and disposed of in traffic court. Traffic charges also linger from a June 10 incident when he allegedly ran a red light.
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Stynchcombe
Williams
Mood Music and Movement of the Renaissance at Iowa
A 5 p.m. program titled Mood Music and Movement of the Renaissance will be held in the Opera Rehearsal Room of the Music Building at the University of Iowa. Movies Movies list appears on page 4B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Building
University of Iowa
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Begley
James J
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Marion
Keith Birch
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
David
St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church
Constantine Nasr
St. George Cemetery
St. George
St. George Building Fund, 1202 10Th St
Snyder
Howard B
Turner Chapel East
LeRoy Bauman
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park
33Rd St
Craft
Joseph Allen
Beatty- Bearle-Murdoch
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. Ruth Smith
27Th St
Clarion
Polk County
G. Jesse Smith
Springville
P.E.O. Chapter
C.S
Charles Snider
Madrid
Susan M. Samson
Lincoln, Neb
Sarah K. Neff
Granville J. Smith II
Washington, D.C
Stephen M. Smith
Minneapolis
First Presbyterian Church
Jay A. Miller
First Presbyterian Internment
Evergreen Cemetery
American Cancer Society
10Th St
Dennis Keith Hampton
Lisbon
Lancaster
Wis
Susan Lehr
Waterloo
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Lisbon Methodist Church
I.B.E.W
Linda Kay Cotter
First Ave
Mercy Hospital
Moorhead
Minn
Noel Howard Cotter
Phoenix
Volt Co
Calvin-Sinclair United Presbyterian Church
Michael Patrick Clancy
Robert Allen Nyland
Pamela Kay Clancy
Tammy J. Reed
Clarance N
Andy” Anderson
Canary Islands
Roy Buchett
Portland
Ore
Stewart Funeral Home
Dennis Eide
Calvin- Sinclair United Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Florence A. Tibball
Meth-Wick Manor
Fifth Ave
St. Luke's Hospital
Marengo
Anamosa
Coggon
Orient
Iowa State
First Congregational Church
Surviving
Helen Noll
St. Louis
Turner Chapel
Glenn Bender
Linwood Cemetery
First Congregational Church Memorial Fund
17Th St
Ronald Eugene Lovelett
Doris Trimble
Cherry Burrell
U.A.W
Marine Corps
Larry
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Terry
Richard
Robert
Raymond
Los Angeles
Turner Chapel West
Ron Clayton
United Methodist Church
Batavia
Campbell Cemetery
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Weather Report
C.R
Anchorage
Aco LA
Cone Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Boston
Nashville
N.orleans
Denver
Duluth
Honolulu
Seattle
Houston
Coralville Lake
National Weather Service
Dallas
Travelers
St.Paul Omaha
LaCrosse
Rise
Steady
Dam
Steady McGregor
Guttenberg
Steady Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Clinton
Dubuque Pack
Rowley
THE
Sports Daily
John E. Lapes
3Rd Avenue S.E
Victoria
Larry Saalfeld
A Ave
St. Luke’s
Renee
Eric Berg
Windsor Drive
Mary
Patrick Callahan
Alburnett
Belinda
Raymond Bailey
Central City
Harnischfeger Drive
Norwood Drive
Mount Vernon Road
B Ave
16Th St
Court
Atlanta
Mt. Vernon Rd
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