Deaths and funeral notices across Iowa region
Deaths list includes George Vogeler 77 Central City died Wednesday in Cedar Rapids hospital. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday United Church of Christ Central City. Burial Dysart cemetery. Other obituaries noted: Annie Laura Kannewurf 10:30 a.m. Friday Turner chapel east cremation. Albina Pavlicek 10 a.m. Friday St. Ludmila’s church burial St. John’s. Cora McAnulty 91 Hilton, services pending. Hermine Doehrmann 79 Immanuel Lutheran Williamsburg. Everett Fox 59 Fairfield funeral Friday. Ray Peet 75 Springville. John Martin 95 Kalona. multiple listings with churches, cemeteries, and visitation details.
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George Vogeler
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Garrison
Gertrude Shaffer
Audrey Goodall
Nashua
Steve
Kevin Vogeler
Gary Vogeler
Fort Riley
Kan
Ed Lutz
Vinton
United Church of Christ
Glenn Hunt
Dysart
Murdoch
Kannewurf
Annie Laura
Turner Chapel East
D.A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Turner Crematory
Turner East
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
Pavlicek
Albina
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
Robert Cizek
St. John’s Cemetery
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Iowa City
Clifford W. Davis
George L. Gay
Toledo
Hilton
Cora) McAnulty
Henderson's
Williamsburg
Henry
Hermine) Doehrmann
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Uhlmann’s
What Cheer
Everett Fox
Fairfield
United Methodist Church
Ronald Harden
Springville
Ray C. Peet
Goettsch’s
Anamosa
Kalona
John Martin
Kalona Mennonite Church
East Union
Powell's
Wellman
Whitney Blasts Governor in Cedar Rapids Talk
Frank Nye reports former Iowa Democratic state chairman Whitney criticizes Governor Ray over the Iowa beer and liquor probe. Whitney, visiting Cedar Rapids, weighs a 1978 gubernatorial bid, accuses Ray of foot-dragging, calls for independent inquiry, and denounces the Democratic tax stance as timid and misdirected.
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Tom Whitney
Robert Ray
Cedar Rapids
Whitney
Polk County
Ray
the Gazette
Iawa Beer and Liquor Control Department
Rolland Gallagher
Iowa House
Senate
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Polk County Grand Jury
Iowa nursing homes to pay pharmacists for consulting services
Des Moines AP reports Iowa Department of Social Services will require nursing homes to compensate pharmacists for consulting, reviews, and staff workshops on resident medications. The move aims to prevent potential kickback concerns while noting possible $100,000 extra Medicaid payments statewide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
HEW
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Ronald J. Mahrenholz
Department’s Medical Services Section
UI Student Pleads Guilty in Coralville Robbery
Craig P. Burkhart, University of Iowa student, pled guilty in Johnson County District Court to robbery for the Feb 6 armed holdup of the Green Pepper restaurant in Coralville. About $2,600 was taken. two employees were lightly wounded.
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Iowa City
Craig P. Burkhart
University of Iowa
Johnson County
Coralville
Burkhart
Scott Houston
Neal Edward Hirsch
Hirsch
Anamosa
Bill Delays Medicaid Cuts in 20 States Approved
The U S House approved a bill to delay Medicaid payment cutbacks for Iowa and 19 other states and sent it to the President. HEW officials told Rep. Blouin that President Carter would sign the measure, attached as an amendment to tariff legislation in the Senate.
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Washington
UPI
Iowa
U.S
House of Representatives
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Mike Blouin
Carter
Blouin
Senate
House
Mt. Vernon Zoning Move Is Advised
Mt Vernon planning and zoning commission recommended to the city council rezoning the Guarde Base east side subdivision to residential and to install sidewalks for safety. A Cass street extension across First avenue was not approved.
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MT. Vernon
Jack Murphy
Mt. Vernon Ford
First Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall
Calf Roping and Cowboy Standouts Highlight Fair
Top timed calf roping by Larry Irish of Lancaster Wisconsin at 8.4 seconds. Saddle bronc leaders Merton Fairbanks and Sanki tied at 73 with other stock events and a string of tractor pull prize winners. Charlotte abduct case details and camp trip clues emerge as police investigate.
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Larry Irish
Lancaster
Wis
Merton Fairbanks
White River
S.D
Sankey
Charles Thompson
Valhalla
5.C
Christy Wood
Akron
Colo
Jerry Beagley
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Adams urges new auto safety rules for 1982 models
Adams said the government must protect drivers and passengers with safety systems. Beginning with the 1982 model year luxury and full size cars will require front seat occupants to have either airbags or automatic seatbelts when the door is closed, with similar protections extending to intermediaries.
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Adams
Girl Scout Camp Sees Break-In and Abduction Reported
Three Girl Scouts and an adult leader camped near Nokomis, Florida when a man attacked Charlotte Grosse in a tent at 5 30 am stealing her and prompting FBI monitoring of calls from the Pittsburgh Pirates spring training site. Deputies questioned minor league players but found no witnesses to the abduction. A blue car was sighted near a drive up booth as investigators traced calls to six or seven locations east of Bradenton, including Pirate City.
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Charlotte
Bradenton
Oscar Scherer State Park
Eleanor
Virginia Wallace
Pirate City
Pittsburgh Pirates
FBI
Grosse
Nokomis
Sarasota
Adams Backs Airbags and Automatic Belts for 1983 84 Models
President announces airbags and automatic belts for 1983 and 1984 model cars. Ralph Nader praises the move at a luncheon with Adams while insurers claim life savings of up to 10 000 annually. Adams cites a transportation study noting passive restraints could save up to 9 000 lives yearly. The decision overturns William Coleman’s earlier plan for a voluntary half million car test starting 1980.
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Ralph Nader
Adams
Transportation de
William Coleman
Milllion
Carter Reevaluates B 1 Deployment And Foreign Policy
President Carter signals no B 1 deployment and defers production, citing ongoing testing to assess cost and effectiveness. He warned of higher costs if revived and notes possible changes to relations with China Taiwan and a future meeting with Brezhnev. He aims for Israel’s security and maintains stance on postal service questions.
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Ments
Moscow
Carter
China
Taiwan
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Peking
Leonid Brezhnev
Alaska
Middle East
Washington
Menahem Begin
Israel
White House
Postal Service
National Observer Ends Publication
Dow Jones announces the National Observer will cease publication after the current issue. The weekly paper has about 450000 readers and mixed general news with features, part of a group that also publishes The Wall Street Journal Barron’s and owns Ottawa papers.
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New York
National Observer
Dow Jones & Co., Inc
Wall Street Journal
Barron’s
Ottaway Newspapers
Dow Jones News Service
Culver Hails Carter Halt of B-1 Bomber Program
Sen John Culver of Iowa calls the decision to stop B-1 bomber production a victory for common sense. He says the move matches defense experts views on the program’s high costs and limited benefits and expects congressional support. Culver plans legislation to delete production funds when defense appropriations arrive. He learned of the decision just before Carter announced it at a national news conference.
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Washington, D.C
John Culver
Iowa
Carter
Culver
Congress
Senate
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Robert Rohlena
Herb Richardson
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