Deaths toll in area with multiple obituaries
Obituaries list Amelia Bruner 86 of Coralville died at Mercy Iowa City after brief illness. Amelia A. Johnson Bruner married 1916 Parkers Prairie, Minn. Survivors include two daughters Ardys Cota and Norma Stepani, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and three sisters. Services Monday 10 a.m. at Coralville Evangelical Free Church. Burial in Parkers Prairie. Also listed are William J. Fleisher 95 of Cedar Rapids area, Linda Gregerson 38 Cedar Rapids, Violet F Schultz 80 Cedar Rapids area, Letha B Differding, William H Schminke 84 Atkins, Alfred C Ridge 80 Cedar Rapids, and other brief notices with funeral details and locations across Iowa communities.
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Amelia Bruner
Coralville
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Amelia A. Johnson
Parkers Prairie
Minn
Harry Bruner
Bruner
Elsie Sigfrid
Myrtle Schackle
Ada
Vivian Richards
Boston
Coralville Evangelical Free Church
C.C. Larsen
Beckman-Callahan
William J. Fleisher
Liberty Drive
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Grace Johnson
Fleisher
Marion Christian Church
IOOF
Kyle
Seigle
Pitman
N.J
Mahlon
Angleton
Texas
Lulu Luse
Murdoch Chapel
Wayne Greene
Oak Shade Cemetery
Linda Gregerson
University Hospitals
Vance Gregerson
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Dalaine Lin
Darryl Dodd
Howard Kahler
Susan Conway
Margaret Kahler
Palo
Gary C. Hess
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
American Cancer Society
Leukemia Research Department
19Th St. SE
Violet F. Schultz
Boice Road
Elkader
Oliver Schultz
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Oliver Jr
Alma Hartman
Seward
Neb
Witt
Charles Harve
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
East Side Cemetery
William H. Schminke
Atkins
Mr. Schminke
Hilda Fox
U.S. Army
A.H. Schueler
American Legion
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Paul
Erma) Haergher
Glen
Lillian) Weir
Robert Hedtke
Fellmer’s
Keystone
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Alfred C. Ridge
G Ave
Toledo
Selma Anderson
Haegg Construction Co
Ridge
St. James
Shriner’s Crippled Children’s Hospital
East River Road
Minneapolis
Weather Report Highlights and Temperature Readings Saturday
The report notes high Saturday in the 70s with several record highs across the northern plains. Aberdeen and Pierre posted 71 and 72 degrees respectively, while eastern Montana saw 60s. Low pressure in the southern Rockies triggered thundershowers in the Texas panhandle, New Mexico and Oklahoma, with the Gulf Coast remaining fair in the 70s. The Northeast saw cold, light snow in northern Maine and the Great Lakes. The West Coast stayed partly cloudy with 60s in Washington and Oregon. Extended forecast calls for rain chances Tuesday, then cooler conditions midweek with lows in the 20s to 30s.
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Mercury
Aberdeen
S.D
Pierre
Montana
Rockies
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Gulf Coast
Maine
Great Lakes
Washington
Oregon
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Summary
March births listed for Patricia and Daniel Doyle in Manchester and Nancy and Gary Strand berg, plus Ellen Cannon, Mary Lloyd, Suzanne Koch, Naydeen Bell, Cynthia Gould, Kathyine Germscheld, Kelly Buchanan, Beverly Sonnkalb, Sherry Foster, and Debbie Hendrickson in various locations. Grandparents named Edward Kulhavy. Saturday times include 1:11 a.m. and 1:33 p.m. Smoke odor investigation at Spyglass Hill and other unspecified locations. Medical emergency reported on Second St. SW.
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Ellen Cannon
10Th St. SW
Mary and
Charles Lloyd
Seventh St. SW
Suzanne
Randy Koch
Hefner St
Hiawatha
Naydeen
Beck
Ett Bell
Walker
Cynthia
Wendell Gould
Monmouth St
Kathyine
Kevin Germscheld
Shellsburg
Kelly
Brad Buchanan
29Th Ave
Beverly
Scott Sonnkalb
Mansfield Ave
Sherry
Fredrick Foster
Pine View Drive
Indictment Names Nine in Hashish Smuggling Case
The indictment lists nine defendants including Clymore and mentions hashish oil smuggling into the United States from Pakistan and Afghanistan. Heroin smuggling is charged but with no specified source. State Department officials disclosed uncertainties over the identities and citizenship of two Americans linked to the case, Lawrence Clifton Mangum and Frederick Hubbell of Des Moines, Iowa. Relatives feared for Hubbell during the hijacking ordeal but were relieved when it ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymore
United States
Pakistan
Afghanistan
State Department
David Passage
Washington
Lawrence Clifton Mangum
Mangum
Frederick Hubbell
Des Moines
Iowa
Hubbell
Hijacking ends as family hopeful for reunion
A brother notes a trans Atlantic call from the released hostage's parents who traveled toward Europe in an optimistic bid to shorten the reunion. The State Department told the family the hijackers surrendered in Syria. The brothers recall a low point when deadlines loomed for three Americans on the plane and Frederick’s wife Charlotte was abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hubbell
Europe
Fred
State Department
Syria
Brother James Hubbell III
James Hubbell III
Frederick
Charlotte
New
Arizona accident kills Anamosa man on ice patch
Joseph Paul Lazio, 64, of Anamosa Iowa, died at the scene when his eastbound car slid on ice on State Route 260 five miles west of Heber Arizona and struck a parked DPS snow plow. His wife Dorothy 69 was treated and released, while plow driver Earl Andress 39 was uninjured.
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Heber, Ariz
UPI
Iowa
Arizona
Department of Public Safety
Joseph Paul Lazio
Anamosa
Heber
Lazio
Dorothy
Holbrook Hospital
Earl Andress
Tax cut debate over middle income tax rates
Lawmakers spar over Reagan tax plan and bracket creep as analysts warn middle class would see little benefit. Reuss cites a family earning 39150 facing 43 percent top rate under current rules, 32 percent under Reagan. Jepsen argues future rate cuts will apply across years, while inflation raises 1984 incomes and tax burdens.
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Reagan
Reuss
Jepsen
Atlanta leaders greet vice president visit and missing boy
Atlanta events feature Mayor Maynard Jackson meeting the vice president at Dobbins Air Force Base and public safety officials, with discussions on federal aid of 1.5 million and fundraising for victims families. Bush credits local guidance and Carter call while outlining political caution.
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Maynard Jackson
Dobbins Air Force
Public Safety
Lee Brown
George Napper
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Bush
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Carter
Jackson
Reagan
Tration
Atlanta
Meyer
Fortune Magazine
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Letha
Walker Bible Church
Merle Pederson
Walker Cemetery
Murdoch Funeral Home
Oelwein
Wyatt Kiefer
Hintz’s
Hazleton Cemetery
Sigourney
Harold
Jake” Bruns
United Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Holm’s. Vinton
Harold Noe
Campbell-Russell Funeral Home
Vinton
Keith L. Peterson
Washington High School
Evergreen Cemetery
Campbell-Russell Funeral
Waukon
Andrew N. Olson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Martin’s
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
National Weather Service
Denver
Nes
Orleans
Miami
Patricia
Daniel Doyle
Manchester
Christine
Robert Benner
Indiana St. SW
Nancy
Gary Strandberg
Holly Ave
Brenda
Irwin Manes
Greenfield St
St. Luke’s
Castro Valley
Calif
Debbie
Gary Hendrickson
Edward Kulhavy
Walford
12Th St
Spyglass Hill
Plass
Glass Road
North Pointe Drive
Johnson Ave
Second St
Delhi
Charlotte Hubbell
New Delhi
India
Robert D. Ray
Ray
Harasta
Sky Pirates
Kabul
Al-Zulfikar
South Africa
British Commonwealth of Nations
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
U.S. and World News Daily
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
John E. Lapes
Atown
Joseph L. Hansen
Jatyet
Stewart Funeral Home
Stewart Guneral
First Avenue
Dennis Fulton
John B. Turner & Son Funeral Directors
Turner's East
Turner's
Weet
Second Ave
Firat Ave
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