Deaths Cora Miller Starks 97 longtime Florida resident
Cora Miller Starks 97 formerly of Marion died Sunday at Lake Seminole Hospital Seminole Florida after 54 years in Florida Born August 12 1884 in Pennsylvania she was married to George E Starks who died in 1963 Survived by son Gene of Clearwater Florida and four grandchildren Services 130 p m Friday Murdoch Chapel Marion with Rev Nick Longworth Burial Oak Shade Cemetery Marion Friends may call after 130 p m Thursday at the funeral home
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Cora. Miller Starks
Marion
Lake Seminole Hospital
Seminole
Fla
Florida
Pennsylvania
George E. Starks
Starks
Cedar Rapids
Emil Ludwig Starits
Third St. SE
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Clutter
Moose Lodge
Teamsters Local
Eagles Lodge
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Emma Posusta
Mary Ann Upah
Tama
Martha Anderson
Newton
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Louis Trzil
Tama County
Brush Chapel
Charles V. Lipp
Third Ave
Winslow House
Oelwein
Iowa State Liquor Control Commission
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Pamela Lipp
California
George
Herbert
el Cajon
Calif
Mary S. Visek
First St. SW
Bolivar
Emil Visek
Lumir E
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
A.A. Sodawasser
Margaret A. MacDonald
Kalamazoo, Mich
Chicago
Ill
Michigan
First Congregational Church
Cedar Chapter
O.E.S
Edith Woodward
Grand Rapids, Mich
Turner Chapel West
Linwood Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
Maude H. Dewitt
Seminole Ave
Fourth Avenue
Lime Springs
Eugene H. Dewitt
Dewitt
Monticello
Eugene H. Jr
Dorothy Bear
Faribault, Minn
Goettsch Funeral Home
W. Willis Longer
Oakwood Cemetery
Earl C. McCormick
Staub Court
Mercy Hospital
Waukon
Lucille Lusk
Regis High School
Cryovac
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Lawrence J
Elizabeth Stuart
Neenah
Wis
Judith Bailey
Gerald Condon
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Don Bosco High School
Gilbertville
Wilton High Band Heads to National Cherry Blossom Parade
Wilton High School's 93 member marching band will parade down Constitution Avenue in Washington as one of 25 bands accepted nationwide. The group, with rifle and color squads, raised 130 per member and travels on three buses with 38 chaperones, arriving back Sunday afternoon.
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Wilton
Wilton High School
Washington
Constitution Avenue
Alan Chittick
Chittick
Central City
Chicago
March births and marriages listed in vital statistics
The notices show multiple March births in Marion Des Moines area households including a son for Pamela and Kerry Kallas and daughters for several couples plus Hawaii and Jeffersonville entries. Also listed are numerous marriage licenses and a series of medical emergencies, auto incidents, and utility issues reported with locations and times.
Five Week Shelf Life For Hard Cooked Eggs In Shell
The guide notes hard cooked eggs kept in the shell stay safe for five weeks in the refrigerator but may take on odors and taste bland. It warns odors can be absorbed and flavor can diminish during storage.
Four paratroopers killed in Gallant Eagle 82 drop at Fort Irwin
Airdrop exercise near Fort Irwin California ends in tragedy as four paratroopers die and over 100 are injured, including several with serious head injuries. The 82nd Airborne led the operation with 90 Air Force cargo planes and nearly 3,000 troops, part of the Gallant Eagle 82 training in the Mojave Desert.
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Fort Irwin
Calif
Army
Robert Kingston
Kingston
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Desert
82Nd Airborne
Middle East
Neil Buttimer
Buttimer
David Burpee
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Federico Fernandez
Rick Holland
Greg Watson
James Davis
Daniel Maynard
Melvin Balach
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Mojave Desert
Los Angeles
Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center
Twentynine Palms
Fort Bragg
22Nd Air Force
Travis Air Force Base
Sacramento
Pope Air Force Base
N.C
California National Guard
National Training Center
Waukon student drowns after pond dare at Mason City pond
Donald Grotegut, a sophomore at North Iowa Area Community College, drowned Tuesday trying to swim a 100 yard pond on a beer dare. Witnesses saw him signal for help at about 4 pm as Mason City fire crews recovered the body at 7 pm amid 70 mph winds. another student, Myrna Kolthoff, 20, was struck by a canoe, breaking her leg.
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Waukon
Waukon College
North Iowa Area Community College
Mason City
Donald Grotegut
Ralph
Audrey Grotegut
Grotegut
Theis Wins Hiawatha Special Mayoral Election
Hiawatha mayoral candidate Tom Theis won the special election with 284 votes, double the 142 for Alice Ritter Earhart while Marty Martin, who withdrew, received six. Theis, 39, of 105 N 10th Ave, said he will push library fixes, City Hall issues, a community development commission, and efforts to attract Iowa Development Commission attention. He also aims to develop the Interstate 380 interchange at Boyson Road. There are 1,418 voters in Precinct 1 and 965 in Precinct 2.
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Tom Thies
Hiawatha
Alice Ritter Earhart
Theis
Earhart
Marty Martin
N. 10Th Ave
Iowa Development Commission
Boyson Road
Controversy Over Nuclear Freeze Debate In Congress
The article describes a congressional debate push for a U S nuclear freeze led by the Arms control group Members of Congress for Peace Through Law. Speakers included House Speaker Thomas O Neill with Eisenhower cited as warning against the arms race. Demonstrators gathered outside as lawmakers sought diverse views and rival non binding resolutions emerged in House and Senate urging immediate freezing of deployments.
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United States
Members
Congress For Peace Through Law
House
Thomas O'Neill
D-Mass
Dwight Eisenhower
Leach
Senate
Soviet Union
Top supervisor resigns at Luster Heights Prison Camp
Capt. Jerry Deitrich, top supervisor at Luster Heights Prison Camp, resigns for personal reasons. Lt. Robert Roeder will lead until a replacement is named. camp in Yellow River State Forest reopened in January after budget cuts. Deitrich helped open the facility to handle up to 40 inmates in a bid to ease overcrowding.
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Waukon
Jerry Deitrich
Luster Heights
Robert Roeder
Deitrich
Yellow River State Forest
Ex-wife charged with harassment in Cedar Rapids
Jo Marie Seeber a 44 year old of 1141 28th St SE was arrested Tuesday evening on 54 counts of harassment in Cedar Rapids police say after making harassing calls to her ex husband Steven J Stone 1101 J Ave M numerous times in about an hour. Stone reported more than 45 silent calls prior complaints. Seeber held at Linn County Jail awaiting court appearance on the charges.
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Cedar Rapids
Jo Marie Seeber
28Th St. SE
Steven J. Stone
J Ave. M
Stone
Seeber
Linn County
Seminar on Nuclear News Coverage at ISU
An Ames seminar on reporting the nuclear power industry will be held at Iowa State University on Thursday from 8 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Gateway Center. Panelists include Newsday energy editor Stuart Diamond and University of Pittsburgh physics professor Bernard Cohen. The discussion will assess prejudices in nuclear news, credibility in reporting, and technical jargon, ending with the Three Mile Island accident coverage.
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AMES
Iowa State University
Holiday Inn Gateway Center
Stuart Diamond
Newsday
Bernard Cohen
University of Pittsburgh
Three Mile Island
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription by carrier 1.65 weekly. by mail 8.054 weeks or 85.80 for 52 weeks. outside states 123.00 for 52 weeks. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
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Williams
Jeanette C
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Warren Webb
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Anamosa
Charles Sinkey
Goettsch’s
Mount Hope
Maquoketa
Decorah
Herman E. Leistikow
Steine’s
West Union Cemetery
Dysart
Anna Keen
Dysart United Methodist Church
Overton's
Tipton
Glen
Webster City
Martin Funeral Home
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Chris Manahan Atake A
St. Luke’s
Pamela
Kerry Kallas
33Rd Ave
Marcia
James Diehl
E Ave
Carolyn
William Thompson
Marengo
Mary Ellen
Kenneth Goldsmith
Keswick Court
Edythe
Ted Knoll
D Ave
Priscilla
Kenneth Maier
Oahu
Hawaii
Laurie
Mike Berdhal
George W. McCord
28Th St
Jeffersonville
Kathryn
Charles van Hoeck
Richard Leighton
30Th St. SE
John C. van Hoeck
Raney St
Samuel M. Carson
Nancy K. Carver
Randy L. Tolley
Marcene L. March
Steven F. Vaughn
Lori L. Schultz
Everett W
Donna J. Schilling
John B
Kathleen Scorpis
Kristine K
Clark L. Wagner
Vicki J
Teryl L. Lubbert
Rachel
Ervin Hutchcroft
Marcy Ann
George Allen Evans
Richard Markwell
Kristine Ruth Magoon
Janet Lynne
Robert Kenney
Norman
Kathryn M
Arthur H. Gemmer
Jean M
Dennis J. Slauson
Leisure Blvd
34Th Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Brentwood Drive
J St
Wilson Ave
A Ave
Seventh Street
12Th Avenue SE
Thies
Tom Theis
Capitol
PECK
Blairs Ferry
Edgewood Rd
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Nuke News
Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Boulevard
Center Pt
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