Deaths of Albert Waterhouse and others in area obituaries
Obituaries include Albert A. Waterhouse 53 Central City died after sudden illness in Cedar Rapids hospital born November 12 1927 near Coggon married Ada Rawson in 1947 owner of Waterhouse Sports Center dairy distributorship and store. Also listed are Arthur J. Hildebrand Wilbur M Mentzer via Murdoch Chapel Behrens and others with service details and memorial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Waterhouse
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Coggon
Ada Rawson
Covington Church
Mr. Waterhouse
Waterhouse Sports Center
United Methodist Church
Mount Clark
Murdoch Chapel
Arthur J. Hildebrand
Prairieburg
Dubuque County
Hilda Wilhelm
Worthington
Dubuque
Mary Plauer
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Shirley Oltmann
Rosemary Coleman
Donna Petrick
Whittier
Mary Jean Schemmel
Monticello
Darlene Ozburn
Marion
Edward Player
Anamosa
Linus Hildebrand
West Union
Edward Hildebrand
Epworth
Lucille Hildebrand
M. Behrens
Linn County
Hopkinton
Harry A. Behrens
Wilson and Company
United Food and Commercial Workers
Afl-Cio
Mariette Ahl
Bloomington
Dick Stock
St. Louis
Turner Chapel East
Edward M. Bateman
Faith Bible Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Memorial Chapel East
Iowa House approves 200 million rail bonding bill
The Iowa House approved a 200 million rail bonding measure 74 to 22 after partisan wrangling. The plan raises a locomotive fuel tax to 3 cents the first year and 8 cents thereafter, plus railroad boxcar tax, to back bonds for aiding rehabilitation or purchase of railroad lines, with Senate action possible in August special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa House
Senate
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Avenson
William Harbor
Renderson
Harbor
Republicans Push Railroad Bonding Plan Despite Senate Doubt
After a closed caucus, Republicans returned to the House floor and voted 74 to 22 to reconsider Thursday’s rejection of a compromise amendment and pass the railroad bill with Democratic support. Critics say the three day session spent $100,000 with little to show, and Senate approval remains uncertain as lawmakers prepare to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Senate
Jenkins
General Assembly
Lawmaker signals stance on Plan 3 reapportionment
In early August session remarks, Hultman says Republicans must avoid gerrymandering Plan 3 and that the Legislature will block other bills if Plan 3 is manipulated. Plan 3 expected July 28 with a two week follow up session. amendments allowed only to complete plan blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Service Bureau
Senate
Hultman
Wilson names George Wilson as governor's aide
Gov. Robert D. Ray hires George Pic Wilson, 34, from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau as administrative assistant. He will start Monday and handle education duties and liaison with state agencies while previously analyzing federal funds for education spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
George “Pic” Wilson
Wilson
Ray
Legislative Fiscal Bureau
Governor's Office
Fiscal Bureau
Bus Fire Kills Several in Victorville Area Fourth of July
A bus carrying 25 people to a Fourth of July reunion near Decatur Alabama burst into flames after a loud popping sound. Several Los Angeles residents died and a 12-year-old girl, LaDonna Hill, suffered serious burns while others escaped as the bus rolled into a ravine and sparked a small brushfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Lois Elliott Rogers
Flint City
Decatur
Ala
Socrates Dredd
Clint Robinson
Keto Jackson
Kila Jackson
Jackie Jackson
Lekeith Hill
Pauline Robinson
Lori Robinson
Los Angeles
Scottie Lindsey
Palos Verdes
Calif
Billie Jo Bellevue
Valley Center
LaDonna Hill
Bellevue
Willie Battle
CHP
Dave Daniel
Daniel
Victorville
Cajon Pass
Ernest Wasley
San Bernardino County
Budget Showdown as Reagan Plan Faces House Vote
Congress frays over a $5.2 billion addition to a $37.8 billion spending cut package aimed at balancing the budget by 1984. Leaders clash on welfare programs and the poverty level definition as Rep. Panetta warns of risk to millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Reagan
Congress
Leon Panetta
D-Calif
Panetta
Thomas O'Neill Jr
Los Angeles
Delbert Latta
Ohio
Robert Michel
Illinois
O'Neill
Bob
Jim Wright
Texas
Office of Management and Budget
Wright
Latta
OMB
RAILROAD STRIKE SPREADS AS BN SHUTS SHOPS IN MULTIPLE CITIES
Union officials said cars were idled and shops closed in Glendive Montana Hillyard Washington Auburn Washington and Centrall IA with some Carmen reassigned and others laid off. George Pappas noted no reason given for abandoning the points while Judge Marshall blocked furlough notices during the restraining order. BN blamed a minor dispute under the labor agreement and said several hundred carmen were laid off earlier this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobson
George Pappas
St. Paul
Glendive
Mont
Hillyard
Wash
Auburn
Centralia
Ill
Carmen
Marshall
Peter Briggs
Briggs
Driver wins accident suit in Linn County case
Kenneth Smith of Marion won a Linn County accident suit after a jury found he was not intoxicated and not negligent for a car overturn on a road near Central City on October 2, 1976. Debra Hofer of Central City claimed intoxication caused the crash seeking damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Kenneth Smith
Marion
Central City
Debra Hofer
Smith
Gerald T. Sullivan
Hofer
Man Charged With Second Degree Burglary
Russell J. Brooks 19 of 721 F Ave NW was charged with second degree burglary for a June 17 break in at 1257 Third Ave SE Mary Walters residence. Brooks was arrested Friday afternoon and held in Linn County Jail pending arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J. Brooks
F Ave
Mary Walters
Third Ave
Brooks
Linn County
Weather report readings and forecast notes
Readings at the airport show SE winds at 4 mph at midnight. Sunday sunrise 5 33 a.m. and sunset 8 46 p.m. A year ago high 91 and low 71 with no precipitation. Extended forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms Monday and Wednesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
Thunderstorms and strong winds hit Emporia Kansas
Wind gusts reached 66 mph in Emporia as storms moved through causing heavy rain and street flooding. Nationwide rainfall was light with scattered thundershowers from the central Rockies to Nebraska and along the Gulf Coast and Atlantic seaboard. Temperatures ranged from the 80s to 100s in many areas, with desert regions exceeding 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Central Rockies
Nebraska
Maryland
Florida
Gulf Coast
Texas
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Tennessee Valley
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Coast
Deserts
California
Vital Statistics June 26 couples and births listed
The notice lists multiple births and marriages with locations in Cedar Rapids Marion Anamosa and nearby towns. It also records medical emergencies and incidents including a medical emergency at 4545 Weing Road NE an illegal burning at 926 32nd Ave SW and a grease fire at 3411 First Ave SE with times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weing Road
32Nd Ave
First Ave
Hinckley Commitment Extended to August 2
A federal judge extended the commitment of John Hinckley Jr. for mental tests to August 2. Chief Judge William Bryant had ordered a 90 day period ending July 2 and granted the extension after a warden requested more time at the Butner facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Hinckley Jr
William Bryant
U.S. District Court Here
Hinckley
Bryant
Federal Correctional Institution At
Butner
N.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mentzer
Wilbur M
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Ed Bateman
The
Robins
Iowa
Decorah
Arthur J. Barth
Decorah Lutheran Church
Steine’s
Lutheran Cemetery
Iowa City
Evelyn F. Goss
Donohue-Lensing’s
Oakland Cemetery
Floreen Cronk
Donohue-Lensing
St. Olaf
Gilman M. Johnson
Norway Lutheran Church
Witt’s
Elkader
Church
Williamsburg
Clement A. Hannon
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Holbrook
National Catholic Order of Foresters
Uhlmann
Irene L. Roberts
Lincoln, Neb
Roper and Son's
Lincoln
Pilot Grove Cemetery
Trinity United Methodist Church
American Cancer Society
Jean Lloyd Jones
Karen Mann
Scranton
Lawrence Pope
Budget
Man
Gazette Company
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Weather Report
C.R
Suzanne and
Michaeler Piersak
Terrace St. Marion
St. Lukes
Meg
Michael Gater
van Horne
Renee
Franklin June
Bernita Drive
Renee Ann Smith
Park Towne Place
Vickie
Robert Howard
Crestview Drive
Michael D. Thornes
Debra K. van Dyke
Roy A. Sexton
JoAnn R. Slaton
Monty Stuefen
Stacey C. Straw
Dennis J. Washburn
Nancy L. Kassmeyer
Robert J. Harms
Lisa B. Hoskins
Kevin T. Hahn
Jodi K. Stillions
John K. Sauer
Mechanicsville
Ann M. Wieneke
Carl E. Thomas
Barbara L. Thomas
David W. Sickels
Angela P. Davis
Fairfax
Lawrence R. Becker
Ryan
Deanne M. Michael
Walker
Merlin A. Sharp
Judith A. Ward
William H. Mulvihill II
Tuscon
Ariz
Teresa K. West
Atkins
Terry R. Jones
Littleton
Colo
Suzanne H. Klinger
Christopher C. Martin
Melanie Hoover
Tipton
John E
LAPES
Pierson’s Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Boulevard
Avenue Floral and Botanicals
Sixteenth Avenue
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