Deaths of Julia E Rick 90 Cedar Rapids and others
Obituary notices list Julia E Rick 90 of 664 33rd St NE Cedar Rapids who died at Willow Gardens Care Center after a long illness and George W Convey Sr 73 of Oak Hill Manor who died after a brief illness. Also listed are Patricia Ann Emerson Esther Bockenstedt Hazel Heggen Alana Huber Rosella Parker and more with funeral details and burial plans across Cedar Rapids Decorah Dyersville Hopkinton Independence Vinton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia E. Rick
33Rd St. NE
Cedar Rapids
Willow Gardens
Johnson County
Hugh Edgar Rick
Iowa City
Kenwood Park
Dorothy Wooldridge
Seadrift
Texas
Jean Arnel
LaDonna Leeks
Patricia Miller
Marion
Hugh L
Robert
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Leroy Bauman
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
33Rd St
Shriner Hospitals For
East River Road
Minneapolis
Minn
George W. Convey Sr
Oak Hill Manor
Iowa County
Be-Right Auto Service
Linn County
Shirley Turnbull
George W. Jr
James R
Larry R
Hiawatha
Faye Curley
Mary Ellen Baker
James E
Paul
DeWitt and
Dale
Florida
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Leroy E. Bauman
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Decorah
James G. Berg
Gerald Berg
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Steine’s
Tieran
Hazel) Heggen
First Lutheran Church
Lake Lutheran Church
Renwick
Alfred B
Hawkeye
Alana Huber
St. Francis Catholic Church
Milnes
St. Anthony Depadua
Hopkinton
Rosella “Salley” Parker
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Ryan
Shelly’s
Manchester
Calvary Cemetery
Independence
Sylvan M. Brotzman
White's
Alma R. Miller
Wilson Cemetery
Vinton
Esther L. Geater
Phillips
Maple Wood Cemetery
Memorial Services and Funerals Listed for Several Individuals
Memorial services are planned for Mamie E, Mary E Kuhn, Helen J Stirsky, and Donald E Wing with services at Memory Gardens, St. Mary's Urbana, Turner Chapel East, and Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories. Burial at respective cemeteries and post service visit times noted. Memorial funds and church donations are requested, with arrangements by Cedar Memorial Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel J. Miller
Burley
Idaho
Cedar Rapids
Ogden
Utah
Central City
Martha Miller
Dearborn Brass
Barbara Shafer
Linda Hill
Lena, Ill
Bruce
Otto Luker
Strawberry Point
Elaine Fuller
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Leroy E. Bauman
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Jennifer Rae Daman
Cheryl T
Dean A. Daman
Springville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Emery J. Lewis
Melbourne
Fla
Doris Lewis
Marion
Elsie Heininger
Peoria
Ill
Mary Hanson
Dorothy Lewis
Burden
Kan
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Keith Birch
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Douglas A. Reed
Fifth Ave
St. Luke's Hospital
Omaha Pump Co
Dorothy Reed
Edward
Omaha
Neb
Ronald
Costa Mesa
Calif
Lowell T. Knauss
First United Presbyterian Church
Mamie E
Memory Gardens
Iowa City
Romaine Barber
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Brosh Funeral Home
Solon
Kuhn
Mary E
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Urbana
R.J. Axen
St. Mary's Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Center Point
Stirsky
Helen J
Turner Chapel East
Theodore G. Lilley
Friends
American Cancer Society
10Th St
Wing
Donald E
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Robert Bouton
Christ Church United Presbyterian
First Ave
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Provide Brief Life Events
Birth notices list multiple families across Iowa locations including June dates for new daughters and sons in Cedar Rapids, Marion, Solon, and Mount Vernon. Police and fire logs report odors, alarms, and medical emergencies at several addresses in Cedar Rapids area across Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Robison
Kimberly K. Kraut
Alan D. Gruwell
Marion
Nancy J. Morton
Cedar Rapids
Steven A. Janett
Schererville
Ind
Janine R. Moeller
Solon
Kevin G. Thomas
Jane L. McIntosh
Jerry R
Kewley
Euless
Texas
Ruth E Hetland
Iowa City
Michael J Poccia
Rochester
N.Y
Harriet Tubman A Life of Courage and Service
Harriet Tubman born 1821 or 1822 in Dorchester County Maryland escaped to the North and led about 300 enslaved people to freedom via the Underground Railroad with aid from Quakers. During the Civil War she served as cook nurse scout and spy in South Carolina and later founded a Home for Needy Negroes in Auburn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Tubman
Dorchester County
Maryland
Senate approves conservative budget plan for fiscal 1983
The Senate voted 54 to 45 to pass a conservative budget, backing a plan that increases military spending and cuts domestic programs. President Reagan praised the bipartisan surplus, though critics warned against heavy social cuts and uncertain implementation. The CBO later adjusted totals, showing higher deficits and spending than projected.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Reagan
Congress
U.S. Senate
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Ernest Hollings
Ds.c
Domenici
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Supreme Court Rejects Blanket Press Exclusion in Trials
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that public and press cannot be automatically barred from criminal trials. Massachusetts was invalidated for forcing exclusion when young sex crime victims testify, and the court stressed access rights require a compelling state interest and narrow tailoring.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
William Brennan
Iowa
West Virginia
Three Fishermen Shot Dead on Duck River Outing
In Maury County Tennessee three fishermen were killed and one injured when snipers fired on them at Vaughn's Landing on Duck River. Investigators said motive could be robbery. Two men were detained soon after, more questioned later. no charges by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
Duck River
Maury County
Wade Matheny
Union talks end as Dubuque Pack to close doors
Dubuque Packing Co and Local 150-A of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union ended negotiations with the company announcing the plant will close on Oct. 16. The union demanded reopening of the hog kill and cut departments, a feasibility study found would be prohibitive, and the firm plans to sell the Dubuque plant at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Dubuque Packing Co
Local 150-A
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Two Iowa prison farm escapees captured by Missouri officers
Clark County sheriff deputies arrested John Hutter and Gregory Young, both in their twenties, around 1:30 p.m. in Kahoka, Missouri, after they walked away from the Montrose Iowa minimum security farm at 12:30 a.m. They await transfer to the Iowa State Penitentiary farm. Hutter and Young each hold ten year sentences for burglary and theft related offenses.
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Kahoka
UPI
Clark County
Montrose
Iowa
John Hutter
Gregory Young
Iowa State Penitentiary Farm
Hutter
Scott County
Young
Iowa air show and fly-in canceled in Oskaloosa
The Iowa Council of the Experimental Aircraft Association canceled the state fly-in and air show at Oskaloosa Airport this weekend citing insurance coverage problems as the reason for the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
UPI
Iowa Council of the Experimental Aircraft Association
Gazette Corrects CPI Inflation Overstatement
An article in Wednesday's Gazette misstated the Consumer Price Index. The CPI of 287.1 actually means prices have risen 187.1 percent since 1967, not 287.1 percent. The Gazette will publish corrections or clarifications to accuracy concerns.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines its establishment in 1883, address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa, subscription rates for carriers and mail, and AP republication rights. It specifies issues, pricing, and geographic limitations for subscriptions and notes USPS registration.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Patricia Ann Eckhart Emerson
Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital
William A. Emerson
Marion, Ark
McKinley High School
Emerson
United Methodist Church of
JC Penney Co
Michael
Pamela Ann Gee
Vicksburg
Miss
Fretta Eckhart
Bobbye Bare
Steine Funeral Home
Alden Hovda
Phelps
Patricia Ann Zens
Monticello
Carson
S.D
Monticello High School
Patricia Ann Simmons
Basil Zens
Epiphany
Sioux Falls
Risen Savior Catholic Church
Brandon
Daniel
Mark
Duane
Jolene
Deborah
Janelle
Gail
Velma M
Vincent Simmons
Janice Goodken
Jo Ann Wortman
Anamosa
Barbara Simmons
Ann Marie Simmons
Risen Savior
Jeanene
Harry Prestanski
Sue Lane
Jodi Lee
James Balvant
Parkwood Lane
St. Luke’s
Melanie
Jack Frisk
22Nd Ave
Rebecca
Jeffrey Tritle
Paula
Denny Snow
Susan
Darrell Boatwright
Shiloh Lane
Geri
Randall Heinle
Lyons
Colo
Charlotte
Morgan Benedict
Drexel Benedict
18Th St
Tommy
Brian Baxter
K Ave
Gale J. Becker
Clint A. Mote
Nancy R. Meyers
Thomas R. Robertson
Kathee M. Payn
Gary J. McQuown
Barbara S. Allen
Jeffrey
J St
Edgewood Road
Memorial Drive
City Hall
May’s Island
16Th St
Sixth St
Victoria Drive
John Stennis
Mississippi
Howell Heflin
Alabama
Edward Zorinski
Nebraska
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Howard Cannon
D-New
Warren Burger
Illinois
Steve Thomas
Dubuque Pack
Missouri
Linn
Ken Wittry
John E. Lapes
Ave. S.E
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