Obituary roundup highlights multiple Cedar Rapids area deaths
George Arnold Schamberger 51 dies after sudden illness at a Cedar Rapids hospital. He served in Korea and led Iowa Manufacturing’s parts support. Survived by wife Violet, two sons, daughter, and four grandchildren. Memorials to First Lutheran Church or Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
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George Arnold Schamberger
Cox Ave
Cedar Rapids
Violet Stumpff
Iowa Manufacturing
Fidelitas Lodge No
el Kabir Shrine
Thomas
Pensacola
Fla
Steven
Marion
Patricia
First Lutheran Church
Gary D. Hunstad
First Lutheran
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Leota ‘‘Lee
Klemm
Valley View Drive
Alburnett
Frank W. Klemm
Honolulu
Alburnett High School
St. Luke's School of Nursing
Dewey J. Bonesteel
Edgewood Manor
Shellsburg
Newhall
Mary A. Montgomery
Cedar Rapids Grain Association
Farmer Telephone Co
Carl Schirm
Orville Cox
Springville
Myrtle Simnacher
Vinton
Rooda Fertig
Washington
Thurley Mullinex
Ben H
Milton, Fla
LaVerne
Grace Trinity Lutheran
Mendel J. Frankel
Ridge Drive
Gaylord
Mich
Peoria
Ill
Corrie Schwartz
Tel Aviv
Israel
Martin's
Frankel’s
Iowa City
Temple Judah
B'nai B'rith
Indian Creek
United Jewish Appeal of
Hadassah
Clarence A. Slaybaugh
A Ave
Geneva
Neb
Velma Frantz
Roosevelt Hotel
First
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
First Congregational Church
High Court splits over Hyde amendment abortion funding
The ruling upholds Hyde amendment limits on Medicaid funding for abortion. Justice Stewart writes that liberty does not guarantee funds for all protected choices. Dissenters Marshall Blackmun Brennan criticize poverty impacts and access to care. Separately the court upholds an $105 million Black Hills land award to the Sioux Nation.
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Stewart
Warren Burger
Byron White
Lewis Powell
William Rehnquist
Harry Blackmun
William Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Blackmun
Brennan
Court
Congress
High Court
Black Hills
South Dakota
Weather Summary and Forecast For Various Locations
Wind direction and velocity at 11 a.m. is 6 mph. Sunrise Tuesday 5 35 sunset 8 46. Year ago today high 83 low 62 with no precipitation. Extended forecast partly cloudy Wednesday chance of showers Thursday and Friday highs upper 70s north to upper 80s south Wednesday lows north mid 50s to around 60 south mid to upper 60s. highs Sunday and overnight lows noted. precipitation inches. Anchorage 56 48 04 high Sunday 117 Blythe Lake Havasu City Buckeye. Low this morning 38 Kalispell Coralville Lake. Morning thundershowers east Florida and northern Atlantic Coast to Lake Ontario. scattered from western Montana through intermountain region to southern California coast. Tornado knocked house in Sharon Springs Kansas about 10 15 Sunday evening. No severe storms since. Heavier rainfall this morning at Elizabeth City North Carolina and Tallahassee Florida. Skies partly cloudy or clear nationwide. temperatures generally seasonable.
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Florida
Atlantic
Lake Ontario
Missouri Valley
Dakotas
Montana
Intermountain
California
Sharon Springs
Kan
Elizabeth City
N.C
Tallahassee
Fila
Texas heat tolls rise as record highs endure
The heat wave blamed for five Dallas County deaths with 100 plus temperatures, while 25 more cases are being investigated as heat related and three more in Fort Worth. Four deaths in Oklahoma and three in Arkansas bring the regional total to 40. An 108 degree Dallas high followed 112 degree Wichita Falls record. Interstate 40 near Okemah experienced a concrete explosion from overheated joints.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas County Medical Examiner
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Vanessa Ernst
Wichita Falls
Okemah
Okio
State Highway Patrol
Vital Statistics and Local Births Cedar Rapids and area
A Cedar Rapids centered list records marriages and births including Kelly Michel a son June 29. Michael and Rick Blackwell a daughter June 28. Sherry Shaheen a son June 29. Michele Brown a daughter. Sue Miner a son. Terresa George a son. Cheryl Hollingsworth a son. Polly Horton a daughter. Susan Stolba a daughter. Lucinda Brokens a daughter. Linda Hamilton a son. Catherine Techau a daughter. Jamie Soper a son. Jennifer Gronewold a daughter. Also details on fire and medical calls across area with times and locations.
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Michael
Rick Blackwell
Center Point Road
Sherry
Kamal Shaheen
13Th Ave
Michele Brown
Ellis Blvd
Sue
James Miner
Anamosa
Terresa
Mark George
Sixth St
Cheryl
Randall Hollingsworth
27Th Ave
Marion
Polly
Douglas Horton
Waveland Drive
Susan
Alan Stolba
Carter opposes 1981 tax cut amid inflation fight
Washington economist Michael Evans says the recession may deepen but should bottom soon and turn up by June. Treasury Secretary Miller reiterates Carter's opposition to a tax cut this year as Congress stalls, while Schultze notes a potential cut only if inflation and spending are tamed. The admin prioritizes cutting spending to shrink the budget gap.
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Washington
Michael Evans
Commerce Department
Treasury
G. William Miller
Carter
Congress
White House
Camp David
U.S. News & World Report
Charles Schultze
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Schultze
Miller
Solar flare recorded by NASA May 21 1960s event
NASA reported a 40 minute solar flare on May 21 covering two billion square miles of the sun. Temperatures may have jumped to 100 million degrees Fahrenheit, far above normal solar levels of 8,000 to 10,000 degrees. The flare reflects sudden explosions ejecting solar gases into space.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Words of Freedom Message Reflects on Independence
A reflective passage ties the birth of the United States to ideals of self government. It emphasizes honoring the past by preserving freedom and strength for future generations.
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Adams
Counterfeit bills passed at Cedar Rapids discount store
Assistant Chief James Barnes warned merchants after six counterfeit ten dollar bills were used Saturday night in a southwest Cedar Rapids store. A young white man bought jeans tops and hair spray for 60 dollars, paying with six identical bills, serial number B474930400. Federal agents will assist in the investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
James Barnes
Barnes
Gazette Company Publication Details and Mailing Information
The notice lists establishment in 1883 by The Gazette Company and publication as daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, notes second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids, and states no mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas. It reserves exclusive AP republication rights.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Oy Mall
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
al AP
Also Mentioned on This Page
G.G. Bellamy
Iowa Valley Community
Marengo
Edmonds
Wash
Bellamy
Mesa
Ariz
Miller and Wehrle’s
Centerville
Fairview
Unionville
First Methodist
Charles Grifith
Walker
University Hospitals
Louis Castek Jr
Swisher
Bessie Strand
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Lodge 400
WFLA
Johnson County Farm Bureau
Kenneth
Leonard Benish
Satsuma
Brush Chapel
Anderson Cemetery
Clifford E. Shaffer
Goettsch Funeral Home
Arlington
Emogene Thompson
St. John Lutheran Church
Taylorsville Cemetery
Gleim Funeral Home
Belle Plaine
Charles Mouchka
Hra
Bak Chelsea
Camiel A. van de Walle
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Church Cemetery
Hrabak
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Witt’s. Elkader
Hansel Cemetery
Constance Bennion
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Oakland Cemetery
George L. Gay’s
Heart Fund
Jesup
Becky M. Cory
Jesup Presbyterian Church
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Parker's
Heath Lee Martin
Lowell Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo Cemetery
Westgate
Roy Linstrum
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Brant-Kern's
Oelwein
Greenwood Cemetery
Marshall
Weather Report
Anchorage
Blythe
Calif
Lake Havasu City
Buckeye
Kalispell
Coralville Lake
C.R
BOF
Allenne
Miom
Bismarck
Moels
Nashville
Denver
Chicago
New York
Phoenix
Seattle
Houston
POG
Kansas City
St. Paul
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Oneeweneeenee PtCidy
Dam
Gutten
Davenport
Keokuk
Texas
James A. Barth
Kathy L. Gallagher
Craig W. Thorn
Linda D. Madiom
Curt G. Hutchins
Nuanne M. Pickering
J. Mark Snyder
Seun-Ho
Alice Cho
Kevin J. Drew
Mary S. Angerer
Allen L. Becker
Kimberly D. Glass
Mark L. Jensen
Cynthia R. Herman
Scott A. Clark
Jody S. Voshell
Roger L. Knapp
Kristin K. Kelley
Central City
Kelly Michel
20Th St. NE
St. Luke's
30Th St
Edgewood Road
Cedar River
Ridgemore Drive
First Ave
16Th Ave
Second St
O Ave
24Th St
HONOR
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue S.E
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