Births and notices from March 29 three local families
Weather data, sun times, and long list of births adoptions and debts. March 29 announcements include births for Steve Sorden Koontz Martello Sturgeon Bunce Weber Kann and adoptions by Roth. Nearby oblique financials list many debts and assets of residents plus a large speeding and traffic violations roundup.
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Steve Sorden
Towne House Drive
Freddie Koontz
Twelfth Avenue Avenue
Joe Martello
Bever Avenue
St. Luke's
Ronald Sturgeon
Sixteenth Avenue SW
David Bunce
Steven Weber
Mechanicsville
Obituaries from Cedar Rapids area deaths update
Mrs Charlie Cochran 71 of 2917 Wildwood Court NE died Monday at Keokuk County hospital. Survived by husband Charlie two other daughters grand and great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Josephs Catholic Church What Cheer burial Armah cemetery Keswick. Walter Mifflin Funk 89 Cedar Rapids area resident died Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Surviving five sons three daughters and many grandchildren. Services Thursday 1:30 p.m. Turner chapel East Cedar Memorial. Dorothy Lillick Sanquist former Cedar Rapids resident died Monday in Seattle. Survived by husband. Services in Seattle Randall. Mary E Wake service held at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Burial Cedar Memorial. Hess LaVerne E died Wednesday at Teahen funeral home burial Linwood cemetery with military services. Hedges Sylvia T funeral services in Knox Presbyterian Church. Graveside Oakland cemetery Janesville. Hollan IeKoy Turner East service burial Linwood cemetery.
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Paul Gatens
Cedar Rapids
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Central City
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Harden’s
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Cedar County
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Tipton
Chrysler Motor Co
Detroit
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West Branch
John
Chester
Mifflin
Cecil
Bettendorf
Richard
Davenport
Marie Ewoldt
Federal Dam
Minn
Alma Whitaker
Mishawaka
Ind
Eva Moeller
Costa Mesa
Calif
Franklin Mayer
Eva Conner Moellering
Turner Chapel East
David Polk
Friends Cemetery
Springdale
Turner East
Dorothy Lillick Sanquist
Ernest Sanquist
Seattle
Wash
Patterson Dental Co
Randall
Mary E
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Martin Laughlin
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Cedar Memorial
Hess
LaVerne E
Teahen
Richard Ament
Linwood Cemetery
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Mauston
Wis
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Babyland
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Winter dies at 78. long service in Iowa sports
Fred A. Winter, 78, of 433 Dunreath Dr NE, a Cedar Rapids educator and sports official, dies. native of Hinton, he coached at Eagle Grove and Grant High in Cedar Rapids, led Cedar Rapids public schools athletic program from 1935 to 1967, officiated Big Ten and Big Eight games, and served as public address announcer for Iowa home games and state tournaments. He held degrees from Grinnell and Stanford, and was honored by the Iowa High School Athletic Association. Surviving wife Mildred, a son, siblings, and grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Turner Chapel East. Burial Cedar Memorial.
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Dunreath Drive
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Hinton
Eagle Grove
Old Grant High School
Cedar Rapids
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Grinnell
Mildred Cavin
Columbus Junction
First Presbyterian Church
Iowa High School Athletic Assn
Eastern Iowa Deaths and Corrections Log
Death notices list names and ages including Hockaday 72 Hays 95 Copenham ber 80 Hintz 77 Flick 66 Bur richter 88 Hotzel 82 Eserh aut 65 Hilmer 75 Mason 86 Weston 69 Davis 80 Lowe 83 plus burial details and visitation. A correction clarifies Pat Holmes is male, not female, per Gazette report.
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Hrabak
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London
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Chapman's
Clarence
Edgewood
Todd Flick
Appleton's
Monticello
Lena Bur‘richter
Peace United Church of Christ
Goettsch's
Traer
Roy Hotzel
Erickson
Tipton
Robert H. Eserhaut
Sheets
Robbery Victim Hospitalized in Fair Condition
Frank T. Priest Jr., 44, of Wichita Kansas, was in fair condition at St Luke's hospital after reporting a robbery near Toddville Cedar Rapids where he was beaten with a tire tool. He lost $30 and a watch and ring, while deputies described the white male suspect in his 20s, about 5 feet 10 inches, 180 pounds, with brown hair. The attack occurred about 11 30 p m.
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Wichita
Kan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Priest
Linn Sheriffs Department
Toddville
Cedar Rapids
City Officials Named in Car Damage Suit
Wayne G. Knutson, former Linn jail inmate, sues Cedar Rapids officials Mayor Don ald Canney James Steinbeck and Gareth Clift in Linn district court alleging his car was impounded on November 26 1972 after a theft report, damaged, contents lost, totaling 675 dollars. He seeks 5000 dollars in punitive damages from each defendant.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Wayne G. Knutson
Linn District Court
Donald Canney
Public Safety
James Steinbeck
Asst
Gareth Clift
Knutson
Traffic Engineering faces review before new hires in city
Council weighs reassigning the traffic engineering department under public services to ensure continuity during elections and engineer absence. Meyer cites rising workload from 1 380 and political pressures, hinting at possible resignation. Phillips suggests moving the unit to public improvements. Colton and Canney agree most tasks align with broader engineering. Council will study the proposal further.
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Meyer
Phillips
Director of Public Services
Cochran attacks GOP, defends minority role in tax bill
Iowa Senate protests over property tax relief trigger sharp rhetoric. Cochran accuses GOP obstructionism and Gov. Ray of irresponsibility over prison shifts and Riverview release center. Fitzgerald notes House Republicans fear leadership, warns Senate tactics will show session tone and party stance.
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Cochran
Robert Ray
Richard Turner
Senate
Ray
Social Services Department
Riverview
Newton
House
Turner
Jerome Fitzgerald
D-Fort Dodge
Fitzgerald
Colton Faces Opposition Over Burglar Alarm Fee Hike
Safety Commissioner Ed Colton faced loud opposition as he pushed to raise the city owned burglar alarm service fee from five to fifteen dollars per month. The council weighed whether tax funds support the program while police officials argued against the hike citing potential lost accounts and higher crime costs. Colton proposed charging private subscribers for additional false alarms to curb needless calls.
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Ed Colton
Colton
Barnes
Telephone
LaPeters
Don Canney
Police
Former C R Airman Cited for Heroic Acts
Technical Sgt. William A. Meyer of Cedar Rapids received the Airman's Medal for heroism in Iran on October 25. He and a fellow non commissioned volunteer removed explosive warheads fuses and damaged missiles from a crashed F 4E at Shahrokhi air base, despite leaking fuel and unstable munitions, to prevent danger to personnel and runway operations. Meyer's 1953 McKinley High School graduation and his wife Patricia Benter are noted.
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Cedar Rapids
Air Force
Shahrokhi Air Base
Iran
William A. Meyer
George W. Meyer
Thirty-eighth Street
Meyer
McKinley High School
Patricia Benter
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