Multiple Iowa Obituaries and Funeral Details
Obituaries listing deaths of Ingeber Johnson 88 Cedar Rapids memorials for Shorty O Connor and other local figures. Services in Osage Cedar Rapids Marion Solon Fairfax Parnell Des Moines from Stewart Teahen brush chapels with burial at Liberty Mount Calvary and Cedar Memorial Park. Memorials to Red Cross American Lung Association Elks Cancer Society cited.
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Solon
Crowley
John R
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Robert M. Hirsch
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Parnell
Teahen Funeral
American Lung Association
Walnut St
Des Moines
Neuhaus
Rose E
Fairfax
William A. Arquitt
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Elks National Foundation
Box 125
Walford
Teahen Funeral Home
Shriver
Charles C
Brush Chapel
Charles Mehaffey
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Thomas
Angeline A
Turner Chapel East
Scott A. Woeste
St. Luke’s Hospital
American Cancer Society
10Th St
East Iowa Deaths Dean A Campbell Monticello Retired Letter Carrier
Dean A Campbell 66 of Monticello and formerly of Anamosa died Tuesday a retired letter carrier Survivors include five half brothers Rex Ray Laverne Robert and Richard Fulwider all of Anamosa and a half sister Mary Postel of Anamosa Services today 1 30 p m Goettsch s burial Oakwood Cemetery Monticello with military graveside rites Margaret D Daniel 87 died Thursday at the Iowa City Care Center Services pending at George L Gay s
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Dean A. Campbell
Monticello
Anamosa
Rex
Delhi
Ray
Laverne
Robert
Richard Fulwider
Mary Postel
Goettsch’s
Oakwood Cemetery
Margaret D. Daniel
Iowa City
George L. Gay’s
Obituaries for Keota and nearby towns burdened with multiple survivors
Donald D. Davis 49 died Thursday. Survived by wife Luella son Larry stepdaughter Mrs Art Dean Stockport Iowa four sisters and one brother plus a granddaughter and two step grandsons. Services Saturday 2 30 p m at Powell s friends may call after 2 30 today with burial in Keota Cemetery. Joseph Patrick Gray 82 died Wednesday at Veterans Hospital Iowa City survived by two sisters and services Saturday 10 a m at Sacred Heart Kinross burial Little Creek Cemetery. William Reese 89 died Wednesday survived by wife Lena four daughters and multiple grandchildren services Saturday 11 a m at St Paul United Methodist Church with callers after 1 p m today at Hayden s burial Olin Cemetery.
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Donald D. Davis
Luella
Larry
Art Dean
Stockport
Iowa
Dorothy Davis
Cantril
Leonard Besick
Douds
Ward Gregory
Keosauqua
Richard Dawson
Eolia
Darrell
Fairfield
Powell’s
Keota Cemetery
Joseph Patrick Gray
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Margaret Collins
Florence Glick
West Liberty
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kinross
Little Creek Cemetery
Wellman
William Reese
Lena
Edna Newton
Brooklyn
Wilma Kubu
Cedar Rapids
Wanita Broessel
Dubuque
Esther Rexroat
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Hayden’s
Olin
Aletha Chase 84 former West Liberty resident dies
Aletha Chase 84 a former West Liberty resident who moved to Davenport in 1950 died Thursday in a West Liberty nursing home She was a retired telephone operator Surviving sister Grace Cowell Iowa City Services Saturday 11 am at Snider's with friends calling after noon Burial Oak Ridge Cemetery
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Ingeber Johnson
Heritage Acres
St. Luke’s Hospital
Charles City
Osage
Iowa
Dennison
Minn
Rasmus Johnson
Carpenter
David Community Church
Riceville
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Geneva Marsh
Aletha Chase
West Liberty
Davenport
Grace Cowell
Iowa City
Snider’s
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Iowa Senate panel lays groundwork for utility reform clash
In Des Moines a Senate Commerce subcommittee works on a rewritten utility regulation measure aimed at halting winter shut offs and shaping interim rates. Sen. Patrick Delahery says change is needed to counter House language and possible vetoes from Gov. Branstad. The plan includes a higher interest on refunded interim rates and a prospective test year debate. The panel aims for a solid bill this year, with potential conference committee if needed.
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Ken Sullivan
Des Moines
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
Patrick Delahery
D-Davenport
Commerce Committee
House
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Delahery
Commission
Tip of Day on Exercising in Heat
Exercising on hot days boosts internal temperature and speeds chemical reactions, says physiologist D. John Greenleaf, known for astronaut exercise routines. He notes warming gear like leg warmers and warmup suits aligns with this approach.
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D. John Greenleaf
Judge rejects Lewellyn bid to leave federal jail
A U S District Court judge in Manhattan denied Gary Lewellyn's request to be released from Metropolitan Correctional Center while his appeal of a contempt finding proceeds. Lewellyn is serving six months for criminal contempt after violating a court order restricting stock sales to fund legal fees. He also faces a 20 year Iowa fraud and embezzlement sentence on related counts.
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New York
UPI
USS
Des Moines
Gary Lewellyn
Constance Baker Motley
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Lewellyn
Metropolitan Correctional Center
Neiman, Neiman, Stone and Spellman
John Neiman
Don Neiman
Iowa
Decorah man pleads guilty to furnishing beer to minor
Jimmy Dale Swatek, 24, Route 6 Decorah, pleaded guilty in Winneshiek County District Court to furnishing beer to a minor. He was ordered to perform seven eight hour days of community service under sheriff's supervision and to pay attorney fees and court costs. He was arrested September 7.
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Decorah
Jimmy Dale Swatek
Route 6
Winneshiek County
Gromyko named deputy premier amid Soviet leadership shifts
Andrei Gromyko, long time foreign minister, was named first deputy premier in Moscow, a move seen as part of broader Kremlin power realignments after Brezhnev's death. Western diplomats noted the appointment may boost Gromyko's bid to head the government apparatus or succeed Tikhonov.
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Gromyko
Gazette Wire
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Tass
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Yuri Andropov
Konstantin Chernenko
Brezhnev
Dmitri Ustinov
Andropov
KGB
Chernenko
Nikolai Tikhonov
Tikhonov
Anatoli Dobrynin
United States
Ivan Arkhipov
Geidar Aliyev
Yugoslavia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Buy Iowa program added to House jobs package
Democrats propose a Buy Iowa measure granting a 10 percent preference to Iowa firms and products on government contracts as part of a jobs package aiming to create about 20 000 positions. The plan also sets labor and unemployment rules and funds roads housing and education projects. Critics warn prices will rise for taxpayers and purchasing costs.
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Demos
Iowa
Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
House Democrats
House Finance Committee
Michael Connolly
Dubuque
Terry Branstad
Record-setting snowstorm sweeps across Deep South
A spring snowstorm paralyzed the Deep South dropping up to 8 inches in Georgia, Mississippi, the Carolinas and Alabama. Two deaths linked to weather, power outages for thousands, and widespread travel disruption followed as Florida coastal winds and 8-foot waves hit Grand Isle. Schools closed, airports clogged, and growers worried about cold snaps.
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United Press International
Deep South
Georgia
Mississippi
Carolinas
Alabama
Florida
Atlantic
South Carolina
Grand Isle
Atlanta
Birmingham
North Carolina
East Tennessee
Greer
S.C
Montgomery
Mecklenburg
Bruce Cheatham
Hartsfield International
Vital Statistics Births and Related Notices
A collection of birth notices dated March with many entries from Iowa cities and nearby states. Listings include names of parents and newborns, addresses, and occasional grandparent details. Additional crime and emergency notes mention a 9:45 a.m. Thursday fire debris and a 10:18 a.m. Thursday medical emergency at specific addresses.
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Mount Vernon Road
Iris Ave
Eastern Iowa districts host state Solo and Ensemble Contest
Several Eastern Iowa school districts will host regional rounds for the annual state Solo and Small Ensemble Music Contest on Saturday from about 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The public is invited free. Host districts include Anamosa Benton Community at Van Horne Oelwein South Tama County at Tama and Wilton. About 162 schools and 12 725 students compete at 21 sites statewide.
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Iowa
Anamosa
Benton
van Horne
Oelwein
South Tama County
Tama
Wilton
By-election Victory for Roy Jenkins in Parliament
One year after a by election former Common Market president Roy Jenkins won a seat in Parliament as a member of the Social Democratic Party.
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Common Market
Roy Jenkins
Social Democratic Party
Two Men Sentenced on Driving Charges in Johnson County
Johnson County District Court sentenced two men for drunk driving. James Franklin Harvey, 28, of 1423 Prairie du Chien Road Iowa City, arrested January 26, two days in jail and a $300 fine. James Lamonte Whetstine, 40, of Sunrise Village Iowa City, arrested January 1, two days in jail.
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Gazette
Johnson County Bureau
Iowa City
Johnson County
James Franklin Harvey
Prairie du Chien Road
James Lamonte Whetstine
Sunrise Village
The Gazette established 1883 Cedar Rapids publication details
The Gazette with 1883 founding by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly prices and regions served.
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THE
Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lowe
U.S
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W.C. “Shorty” O’connor
Eagle Grove
Bertille Broderick
O'Connor
Iowa Department of Transportation
Edward J
Ames
James B
Catherine Glancy
Keota
Department of General Services
Jack Walters
Walters
Debra
Timothy Fitzpatrick
William Court NW
Debra Hanisch
16Th Ave
St. Luke’s
Diana
John Ross
Pikes Peak Court NE
Linda
Lennie Lewin
Manchester
Sam Lynn
Raymond Hacker
Marengo
Alycia
Elbert Smith
Cavalier St. NE
Benny Duffer
Urbana
Sandra
Michael Fuchs
31St St. Drive SE
Sally
Scott Immersall
27Th St
Marion
Peggy
Doyle Jobe
Harold Drive
Boulder
Colo
Lissa
Bill Pearson
Leon Smith
Pebble Lane
Hiawatha
Jim Pearson
Rainbow Blvd
Roanoke
Deborah
Michael Coffman
Jimmy L. Baker
Rodney R. Benner and
Nancy J
Associated Press
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
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