Weather Outlook and Flood Stage Update
Extended forecast shows no rain from Wednesday through Friday with highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s and lows in the 60s to low 70s. Flood stages reported for Mississippi towns include LaCrosse 12 rising to 8.8, Lansing 18 rising to 9.6, Dam 9 rising to 18.6, McGregor 18 rising to 11.0, Guttenberg 15 rising to 9.9, Dubuque 17 rising to 11.8, Davenport 15 falling to 8.9, Keokuk 16 rising to 9.5.
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Mississippi
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Births and public notices from The Daily Record June entries
Birth announcements list multiple couples at St. Luke's Mercy and various addresses from June 21 to June 23 2010 including twins and multiple newborns. Police notices cover fires speeding intoxication prohibited passing drag racing and traffic violations with names locations fines and incidents. Several residents and cities such as Marion Cedar Rapids Central City Anamosa and Hiawatha appear along with addresses and witnesses or reporting officers.
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Blairs Ferry Road
James Nanke
Steven Karlan
Nilson Road
Gary Olinger
Seventh Street
Marion
Daniel Okenfels
Twenty-fourth Street
James Zacher
Cottage Grove Avenue
Louis Stower
Davenport
James Floyd
Keystone
Pierce Alexander
Brentwood Drive
Deborah Andreas
Grande Avenue
Margaret Olsen
Kingswood Lane
Lyle Fox
Second Avenue
Julie Fay
Brairs Ferry Road
Earnest Schlemmer, Jr
Eighteenth Avenue
Deborah May
Thirty Fourth
Robert Turner
Thirty-second Street
Mildred Bailey
Central City
John Wagner
Mary Welchs
Dalewood Avenue
Carol Slaton
Briarwood Street
Larry Eick
Oklahoma Avenue
Douglas Northrup
Sixth Avenue
Stephen Lindsey
A Avenue
Harry Sizer, Jr
Lisbon
Gary Halverson
Tenth Avenue
Kevin Johnston
Eighth Street
Rson
Marion Lawrence
Walford
Steven Clifton
Avenue
Margaret Sisson
Falbrook Drive
Geraldine Taylor
Paul Brauer
Seventeenth Avenue
Robert Waltz
First Street
Mark Suma
First Avenue
Thomas Deetz
Miami Drive
Martin VanHoe
Charles Howard
Mt. Vernon
Johann Ashenbrenner
First Avenue NW
Francis Gillon
Meadowbrook Drive
McGrath Pontiac
Center Point Road
Livionia McCaly
Waterloo
Terry Merta
Cedar Rapids
David Kock
Larry Garbielson
Tenth Street
Judith Warner
Eighth Avenue
Larry Stevens
Fifteenth Avenue
Tim McAleer
Bever Avenue
Ruby Pospishil
Pawnee Drive
Stephen Hughes
Benton Street
Gardner Resigns Airport Post
Donald Gardner resigns from the Cedar Rapids airport commission effective Wednesday after serving since 1972 and as chairman for over a year. The commission elevates vice chairman Dr. John Huey to chair with a new vice chair later, while Gardner notes the airport is in good hands and revenues exceed last year by over $150,000 this year.
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Donald Gardner
Cedar Rapids
Gardner
Commission
John Huey
Wice
Huey
Roy Jameson
Smoke Bomb Damages Roof At Cedar Rapids Residence
Cedar Rapids firefighters responded to the Robert C. Conner residence at 1159 C Avenue NW at 10 04 p m Saturday after a smoke bomb was thrown on the roof. The roof incurred minor damage.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert C. Conner
C Avenue NW
Drunk Driving Charges Filed Against Two Linn County Men
Two local motorists were charged with drunk driving by Linn County sheriff officers after midnight Saturday. Kenneth James Sheldon 24 of 64 Bali Hai trailer court Hiawatha was stopped on Highway 150 north of Center Point for weaving. Dennis Dean Marshall 21 of 818 Ninth Street SE was charged after allegedly crossing the center line and striking the patrol car then going into a ditch on Mt. Vernon Road SE.
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Linn County
Kenneth James Sheldon
Bali Hai Trailer Court
Hiawatha
Center Point
Dennis Dean Marshall
Ninth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids Obituaries Highlight Local Aged Residents
A run of Cedar Rapids deaths includes Frances Prescott 93 of 1047 Fifth Ave SE widow Justina H Stodola 83 of 609 Fourth St NW Charles Becicka 64 of 1620 J St SW and others with services and burials at Oak Hill St Wenceslaus Ely First Presbyterian and Cedar Memorial. Frances Prescott was a longtime Jackson McKinley and Grant Wood principal and art teacher.
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Frances Prescott
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Miss Prescott
Jackson School
McKinley Junior High
Jackson
McKinley
Grant Wood
Turner’s East
Paul Traeumer
Grace Episcopal Church
Oak Hill
Turner's East
Justina H. Stodola
Fourth Street
Frank Stodola
Burglar Flees Richard Jugenheimer Home in SW City
A burglar startled the Richard L Jugenheimer family at 920 Eighth Street SW at 420 a.m. Sunday and escaped with 32 dollars in cash. Sally Jugenheimer woke to a flashlight scene just as the intruder fled from a brother’s room. The description: five foot nine or ten, slender, short black hair.
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Richard L. Jugenheimer
Eighth Street
Jugenheimer
Sally
Begin Jury Selection in Arson Case
Jurors were chosen for the second arson trial of Edward J. Wedelstedt in Cedar Rapids. The case moved to Cerro Gordo district court from Linn due to change of venue after a Cedar Rapids mistrial. Wedelstedt, 32, faces charges of counseling procuring a fire at the Salty Dog tavern on West Post Road last Oct 4.
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Mason City
Edward J. Wedelstedt
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Cerro Gordo District Court
Wedelestedt
Salty Dog
West Post Road
Wedelstedt
Carey Denial Stands Over Oil Embargo Allegations
New York Governor Hugh Carey rejected a Cox Newspapers report alleging he used influence to aid his brother in a secret oil deal during the Arab oil embargo. He called the claims fabrications and said his efforts were public and above-board. Edward Carey, president of New England Petroleum, was accused of profiting from refined oil sold to utilities, with Sparkman and Chamberlain named in the report.
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New York
Hugh Carey
Cox
Edward Carey
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Commerce Department
Federal Energy Office
Carey
Congress
Ala
The
New England Petroleum Co
Cox Dispatch
Bart Chamberlain
Commerce
Office of Export Administration
Chamberlain
Bahamas
Dispatch
Vietnamese family relocated to new Iowa home after fleeing Saigon
The Pham family and relatives face a fresh start after resettling in Iowa City. Community volunteers like Maria Fiscella and church members greet them and aid in finding work, schooling for the children, and housing. The family includes Duong and five children, plus extended relatives with ties to the Vietnamese military. Support roles include secretarial work and other early employment as arrangements unfold.
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Aurich
Maas
Duong
Ranzau
Pham
Tran Doan Dinh
Hung
Thai
Saigon
Iowa City
Maria Fiscella
Dennis Sandersfeld
Sandersfeld
Christian Service Committee
Arlan Hakeman
Gary
Iowa Deaths List Across Counties
Obituary notices listing multiple deaths with ages from 19 to 95 across Iowa towns including Clutier Dysart Sigourney Dyersville Kalona Independence Traer West Union Oxford Mechanicsville and Des Moines. Services set at local churches and cemeteries with visitations and memorial funds noted.
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Clutier
Joseph P. Novak
Overton's
Dysart
Oneida Cemetery
Ollie
Jimmy Duane Stull
United Methodist Church
Holm’s
Sigourney
H. W
Jack) Kleinschmidt
Reynolds
Delaware
Hilma E. Yelden
Clifton’s
Farlville
New V
Anton B. Mescher
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Kramer's
Dyersville
Kalona
Norma Swartzendruber
Kalona Mennonite Church
West Union Cemetery
Peterseim’s
Independence
Sam Leach
White’s
Rose Hill
Fredericksburg
Traer
John Ames
Deborah Loesche
Kramer
Edward Stephens Dies at 84 in Mechanicsville
Edward John Stephens of Mechanicsville died Sunday at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born June 5, 1891, near Martinsdale, he was a retired stationary engineer with the Des Moines school district. Survived by daughter Mrs. Neil Klinefelter, Mechanicsville. Services pending at Dunn's Funeral Home Des Moines Cedar Rapids arrangements by Turner Chapel East.
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Kozodra
Czechoslovakia
United States
Cedar Rapids
Stodola
Mercy School of Nursing
Clutier
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Mt. Mercy
St. Patrick’s Church
Carl Ries
St. Wenceslaus
Kuba Funeral Home
Jennie Roberts
Samuel Roberts
Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church
Arnold
Raymond
Marengo
John
Des Moines
Robert Glen
Harlan
Dubuque
Kenneth Waggoner
Martha Matthews
First United Presbyterian Church
Sherwood Roser
Oak Hill
McSwiggin and Uhlmann Funeral Home
Cartha J. Tilson
Floyd County
Clarence C. Tilson
Vinton
Doris I. Davis
C Avenue
Waterloo
Collins Radio Co
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Anne's Guild
Miss Davis
University of Iowa
Henry L. Davis
Richard H. Davis
John T. Davis
Arlington Heights
Ill
Paul J. Davis
Sioux Falls
S.D
Marjorie J. Wintersteen
Olympia
Wash
Mabel H. Aronson
Tekamah
Neb
Grace Church
Paul Traeumer
D. A. Loferski
Turner's East
Mechanicsville
Edward John Stephens
Martinsdale
Stephens
Neil Klinefelter
Dunn's Funeral
Turner Chapel East
Fire destroys vacant two story dwelling on Fourth Avenue
A vacant two story frame house at 629 Fourth avenue SE burned Sunday from an unknown origin. Firefighters were dispatched at 5 55 am and cleared by 8 17 am. The condemned house was owned by Rosco and Associates of 621 Fourth avenue SE per city records.
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Fourth Avenue SE
Rosco and Associates
Pulitzer Winner John Fetterman Dies at 55
Louisville editor John Fetterman of the Times Scene magazine and two time Pulitzer winner died Saturday at age 55.
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Louisville
John Fetterman
Louisville Times Scene
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Detroit
Petree
Coralville Lake
the Daily Record
St. Luke's
Michael Dupree
Glass Road NE
Ernest Gibson
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Robert E. Miller
Ridge Drive
Michael Moseley
Roger Hotz
Old
Marion Road NE
Dean Robertson
Derrick Pickering
van Horne
Darwin Meyer
Thomas Mach
Daniel Jedlicka
Donald Kupka
Elberon
Mercy
John Reding
Eastview Drive
Robert Easterly
Anamosa
Earl Schmelzer
Daniels Street
Craig Rambo
E Avenue
Burdette Davison
William Huntoon
Donna Lowe
William Hatcher
Jacelyn Sumner
Larry Gabrielson
Julie Strickler
Richard Feuss
June Cline
Donald Detwiler
Roberta Stahr
Albert Jones, Jr
Susan Leitch
David Salyer
Deborah Angerer
Larry Oliphant
Julie Marsh
Larry Boehle
Cynthia Price
Edward Roalf
Gerry Cox
Gerald Braynard
Brenda Smith
Jack Moran
Kathy Svee
Swisher
Stanley Misbach
Fourth Avenue
Texas Avenue NE
Texas Avenue
Magistrate's Court
Dennis Womacka
Third Fourth Street
Boyer
Herman Maire
Steven Edaburn
Richard Cumberland
Frank J. Stodola
Charles Becicka
J Street
de Smet
S.C
Emma Hurych
Agnes Halla
Joe
Frank
Edwin
Vernon
Lumir
Brushchapel
William Harnish
First Presbyterian
Ely
Parker
Glenna
Louis Howard
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Cedar Memorial
Hamilton
E. Wayne
Steven R. Root
St. James Nited Methodist Church
Doris J. Davis
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Bama
Huntsville
Supreme Court
Jacksonville
Fla
Magistrate Court
Iowa
Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic
Laura Debner
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Garden of Memories
Iver M. Hellen
Peace Lutheran Church
Ridgeway
Steine’s. West Union
Anna Kuehling
Burnham and Wood's
St. Peter
Eldorado
Visitation
Oxford
Maude Beard
First Federated Church
Oxford Chapel
Dunn's
Edward Stephens
John E. Lopes
3Rd Ave
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
Blairs Ferry Rd
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