Maxine Kisor 39 of Cedar Rapids died after illness
Maxine Velma Kisor 39 a Heritage Nursing and Rehab Center resident formerly of Swisher died Wednesday March 3 2004 at the care center following a lengthy illness. Services 11 a.m. Saturday Brush Chapel Cedar Rapids Rev Tom Carver burial Oakland Cemetery Iowa City visitation 10 a.m. to service time Saturday. No immediate survivors. Memorials to Swisher American Legion Post 671 or Amenity Hospice. Burial and funeral details follow Gazette notices style.
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Maxine Velma Kisor
Heritage Nursing and Rehab Center
Cedar Rapids
Swisher
Brush Chapel
Tom Carver
Oakland Cemetery
Iowa City
Howard J. Kisor
Maxine
Montezuma
Iowa
North High School
Des Moines
Koch’s Tavern
Shueyville United Methodist Church
Swisher American Legion Auxiliary
Swisher American Legion Post
Third St
Amenity Hospice
First Ave
Winthrop Woman Phyllis Ann Fangman Dies at 71
Phyllis Ann Fangman 71 of rural Winthrop died March 3 2004 at home after a short illness. Services 11 a m Saturday at St Patrick s Church Monti with burial in the church cemetery. Visitation 2 to 8 p m today at Fawcett Funeral Home Winthrop. Survivors include husband Richard four children grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. memorial fund established.
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Phyllis Ann Fangman
Winthrop
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Monti
Ivan Nienhaus
Fawcett Funeral Home
Richard
Mike
Walker
Gerald
Janet
Pam
Mike) Ratchford
Independence
David
Tina
Marion
Nicole
Chelsea
Michael Ratchford
Austin Depp
Breanna Perry
Carl Ryan Jr
James Ryan
Waterloo
Shirley Tinker
Sun Prairie
Wis
Mary Gifford
Carl
Charlotte Gaffney Ryan
Glen
Larry Ryan
Masonville
Iowa
Winthrop High School
Phyllis
Richard Fangman
St. Patrick’s
Knoxville
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ruckman
Marion County
Evans-McCleery Funeral Home
Amos
Alan
Dee
Karen
John) Hagen
Huxley
Marilyn
Rick) Cory
Ames
Junior Christensen
Sully
Marinus Christensen
Loveland
Colo
Leora Beyers
Christina Shilling
Planned crackdown on farm emissions sparks IA debate
In Mason City supporters and opponents clash at the third of five DNR public hearings on a rule limiting hydrogen sulfide emissions from factory farms to 15 parts per billion. Critics say the standard is too harsh, while supporters claim stronger limits protect air quality. Georgia lawmakers weigh state action as bills move through committees.
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Mason City
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Statehouse
House
Senate
Tom Vilsack
Iowa
Washington
Todd Stillwater
Algona
Iowa Cattleman’s Association
Brad Petersburg
Hanlontown
Iowa Citizens For Community Improvement
DNR
Keith Cooper
End to trial delays sought in Mason City killings case
Federal prosecutors urge moving up the Dustin Honken murder trial for five 1993 deaths. Judge Bennett had set Aug 24 after multiple delays. prosecutors argue victims’ rights to speedy trial and witness memory fairness require an earlier date.
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Mason City
U.S
Mark Bennett
Dustin Honken
Britt
Honken
Charles Larson Sr
Iowa
Terest
Larson
Mexican man pleads guilty in rail car deaths near Denison
Juan Fernando Licea-Cedillo, 26, pled guilty in Houston to conspiring to transport and harbor undocumented immigrants amid an international smuggling ring. Eleven migrants from Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, El Salvador, and Guatemala were found dead in a locked rail car near Denison after dehydration and hyperthermia, tied to a June 2002 loss of track of the car. The victims include Bayron Acevedo and Pedro Lopez among others.
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Denison
Juan Fernando Licea-Cedillo
U.S
Houston
Michael Shelby
Texas
Licea-Cedillo
Latin America
United States
Harlingen
Border Patrol
Sarita
Union Pacific
Honduras
Nicaragua
Mexico
el Salvador
Guatemala
Bayron Adner Acevedo
Pedro Amador Lopez
Domingo Ardon Sibrian
Isidro Avila Bueso
Omar Esparza Contreras
Roberto Esparza Rico
Lely Elizabet Ferrufino
Lesly Esmeralda Ferrufino
Rosibel Ferrufino
Marshalltown man charged with sexual abuse dies in jail
David Gatlow 37 died from head injuries suffered in Marshall County Jail while in a monitored recreation area with six inmates. He had been awaiting an April 27 trial on charges including first degree kidnapping and sexual abuse of a minor involving a 12 or 13 year old girl.
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Marshalltown
David Gatlow
Marshall County
Gatlow
Larry Lowe
Lowe
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Senior housing gains 1.7 million state tax credits
Des Moines developer Jim Levy receives 1.7 million in Low Income Housing Tax Credits to build a 24 unit senior housing complex on the former Clear Lake Bakery site. HOME funds of 500 thousand to 700 thousand remain uncertain and the development agreement expires in May 2005. Sioux Center and Orange City study a regional airport between them with a 9 million estimated first phase cost and potential federal backing.
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Clear Lake
Des Moines
Clear Lake Bakery
Iowa Finance Authority
Jim Levy
Newbury Development Co
Levy
Scott Flory
Sioux Center
Iowa
Orange City
Maurice
Orange
Duane Feekes
Burlington Sues Railroad to Restore Local Jobs
Burlington files breach of contract suit against BNSF Railway over moving maintenance shops. City officials say the 146 year old agreement is violated by job transfers to Topeka. BNSF cut 258 local jobs last year and plans 100 more moves.
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Burlington
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad
Bruce Slagle
BNSF
Mike Edwards
Topeka
Steve Forsberg
Forsberg
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