Deaths Aboard Cedar Rapids Area as Obituaries State Details
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with ages born dates and residences. Albia Poula 86 Cedar Rapids long illness died in a nursing home and services set at Turner Chapel West. Harry Gunn 85 Urbana resident died in a Vinton hospital with 1:30 p.m. service in Center Point. Several others including Hattie M Ross Daniel David Strugarin Bela Hrbek Stehlik Sadie Haddad Gerald Scott Grace Henning Jim Beile and Grace entries with burial locations and calling hours.
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Albia Poula
Seventh St
Frank Poula
Cedar Rapids
Poula
Harry Gunn
Urbana
Vinton Hospital
Kansas
Letha Hurd
Gunn
Donald
Nancy Ridge
Oelwein
Murdoch
Spencer Grove
Walker
Center Point
Strugarin
Daniel David
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
William Harnish
Henderson
Bela Hrbek Stehlik
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Buria
Czech National Cemetery
Haddad
Sadie M
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
William B. Harnish
Chapel of Memories
Gerald Scott
Mount Vernon
Marion
Ida Ellen Everhart
Scott
Bertram Methodist Church
Farm Bureau
Joseph G. Scott
Cedar Rapdis
Hilda Streets
Myra Decious
Baxter Chapel
Robert Ferring
Lisbon Cemetery
Decorah
Grace Henning
Olson-Fjelstul
S. Decorah
Jim Beile
Crete
Neb
Koren Hall
Luther
Mechanicsville
Howard Rinehart
United Presbyterian Church
Stanwood Cemetery
Horner’s
Iowa City
Frank E. Poggenpohl
Zion Lutheran Church
George L. Gay’s
Dundee
Raymond Backes
Immaculate Conception Church
Masonville
Rosary
Bohnenkamp’s
Manchester
Tama
Ralph
Leona) Potter
Mason-Hand’s
Delhi
Harry T. Snittjer
Kastler-Babcock-DeYoung
Eagle Grove
Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Lipsky to retire from Iowa Legislature after current term
State Rep. Joan Lipsky, 58, R-Cedar Rapids, will retire when her term ends next January after 12 years in the Iowa House. The 26th District representative has faced shifts in subdistricts and says her time has been rewarding yet the moment to step down has come. She is pursuing a law degree at the University of Iowa and received support from Gov. Robert Ray.
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de$ Moines
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lipsky
Linn County
B. Joseph Rinas
Marion
Lipsk
Iowa House
Robert Ray
University of Iowa
Sheriff Workman and Deputies Deny Civil Rights Claims
Linn County Sheriff Orlie Workman and two deputies deny allegations in a $300,000 civil rights suit filed by Anna and Clarence Hanson Jr. and their son Lyle. The Hansons seek $100,000 in actual damages and $200,000 in punitive damages, claiming a June arrest at the Hanson residence violated due process.
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Linn County
Orlie Workman
Workman
Anna
Clarence Hanson Jr
Lyle
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Carol Currans
Gene Parks
Lyle Hanson
Hanson
Hansons
Two Die In Manchester Area Plane Crash In Fog
A private two engine plane from Iowa crashed near Worthington in Greenup County in fog today. At least two persons were confirmed dead with possible additional injuries or occupants. The Aero Commander disappeared from radar near 10:30 a.m. EST while attempting to land at Ashland or Huntington facilities after taking off from Manchester Iowa.
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Greenup, Ky
UPI
Iowa
U.S. 23
Worthington
Greenup
Greenup County
Herb Green
Manchester
Ashland
Huntington
W.va
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Tri-City
North Liberty boy struck by car sustains head injuries
A 15 year old North Liberty youth was in fair condition at University Hospitals Iowa City after being struck by a car in Coralville. Matthew Edward Thornton ran between two cars on First Avenue crossed the west bound lane, slipped and fell, and was hit by Wilbert Graber of rural Washington Tuesday afternoon at the First Avenue and U.S. Highway 6 intersection.
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Coralville
North Liberty
University Hospitals
Iowa City
First Avenue
U.S. Highway 6
Matthew Edward Thornton
Wilbert Graber
Washington
City Briefs and Events Include Theft and Fundraisers
Theft of sound equipment valued over $1,000 from Richard Johnson’s car at 1129 Clifton St NE was reported today. Stolen cash and a ring valued at $200 were taken from Roberta Koehler’s residence at 804 15th St SE. Community events include a self-help group at Peoples Church, a Pony Express Riders dance benefiting Easter Seals, and various ads for flower shows, contests, upholstery classes, and tax services.
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Richard Johnson
Clifton St. NE
Johnson
Pony Express
Pony Express Riders of
Iowa
Town House Convention Hall
Easter Seals
Camp Sunnyside
IBEW
Wiley Blvd
Roberta Koehler
15Th St. SE
Coal strike escalates as miners threaten violence and state forces
The nationwide coal strike spreads to West Virginia and Maryland with power cuts and 30 percent reduced industrial electricity use. Weirton Steel cuts hours for 1,000 workers as more plants announce layoffs while miners clash with authorities and a governor resists National Guard deployment. UAW joins in offering support to striking miners families.
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White House
West Virginia
Maryland
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton
W.va
Patrick Burke
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Jay Rockefeller
National Guard
Rockefeller
UMW
United Auto Workers
UAW
Hamtramck
Mich
Lou Paynter
Chrysler Corp. Assembly
Flynt shooting linked to press freedom debate and staff purge
The article reports on charges that Larry Flynt and Hustler magazine were targeted by someone seeking to silence obscenity debates. It notes Flynt’s death-inspiration remark, a staff purge at Hustler and Chic, possible weapon details, and police sketches of two white witnesses. Crunkleton declines comment on suspects and weapon specifics.
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Morris
Gwinnett County Police
Norfolk
Flynt
Frances Fodrey
Reeves
Georgia
Teddy
Carly
Jaffe
Hustler
Playboy
Crunkleton
Rail study details funding for Iowas rail improvements
The article explains how three railroads Rock Island North Western and Crandic coordinate to move freight to Corn Sweeteners Cargill and Quaker plants. It notes improved service reduced bridging delays and a 3 30 to 5 30 pm embargo on Fourth Street limited北 to one daily trip and subsequent restoration doubling Cargill tonnage. It discusses potential shipper funding and state railroad upgrade programs and cites better switching and equipment handling but ongoing physical limits.
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Cage
North Western
Cargill
Farr
Rock Island Railroad
Crandie
Crandic
Milwaukee
Penick
Ford
Rock Island
Fourth Street
Congressional debate over energy taxes and price deregulation
Members weigh whether to tax energy use and preserve controls or shift to credits for home insulation and solar energy. House leaders press for early talks as Senate plans face reservations. A consumer group warns the compromise could raise family costs by about 1,000 through 1985. Regulators may allow temporary price relief with a potential two year reactivation if prices rise too fast.
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Congress
Carter
Energy Action
Senate
James Flag
Jackson
Otis tests new horizontal guideway for people movers
In Denver an elevator firm installs a half mile long continuous loop guideway to test automated people mover vehicles from 12 to 80 passengers. Otis North American Operations president Robert L. Cole notes the loop supports long nonstop durability tests for driverless systems used in city centers resorts universities hospitals and shopping centers.
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Denver
Robert L. Cole
Otis North American
Cole
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Ross
Hattie M
Turner Chapel West
Lloyd Brockmeyer
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Woodlawn
North Liberty Boy
Peoples Church
Third Ave
Chicago
D.J
Personal Tax Service
L.D
Lou) Dudak
Adv
Father Joe Mariner
Bishop Cafeteria
Toastmasters International
Holiday Inn
Williams Blvd
Kirkwood Community College
Lincoln Community Education Center
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Glass Road
New Open Frontier Garden Center
Mt. Vernon Rd
Hiawatha Garden Center
Rockport
Andrew Jaffe
News of Flynt Publications
Larry Flynt
Crinkleton
Quaker
State Transportation Regulation Board
Hattery
Andreas
Long
House
John Dingell
D-Mich
Cedar Rapids Solon
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Radio
Cedar Memorial Park
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