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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2006
Page
17
Multiple obituaries list Charles S. Grant 72 of Faribault Minnesota a Decorah native. Also Lenore Neal Virgil Radloff Eleanor Mac Saha and other deaths with service times locations and burial details. The Gazette outlines memorials notices and fee structures for obituary submissions.
Sigourney D. Wm. Bud Murphy, 61, died Tuesday May 2 2006 in City after an extended illness. Holm Funeral Home in Sigourney handles arrangements pending.
Ilse Koehn age 73 died Tuesday May 2 2006 at Central Community Hospital Elkader after a brief illness. Arrangements are pending with Leonard Funeral Home Elkader.
Paul Dutch Lewis Miller 84 died May 1 2006 in Mercy Iowa City after a brief illness Services were held May 4 at West Union Mennonite Church burial at West Union Cemetery Surviving wife Nina two daughters Alice Theiler and Donna Steele a sister Cora Frey and a brother Monroe Miller a granddaughter Amanda Theiler Myrtle Mark 94 died May 1 2006 at Aase Haugen Home Decorah Services were May 4 at First Lutheran West Union burial at First Lutheran Cemetery She is survived by her son Duane Mark three sisters Edna Peterson Arlene Sutter Thelma Schwinefus and a brother Adrian Helgerson all of West Union.
Notices and lists must be submitted in writing with daytime phone numbers. Reunions due by noon Thursday for Community. other lists space permitting. Weekend calendar items due by 5 p.m. Friday. Camp Tanager donations due by 9 a.m. Thursday. Home real estate items due by 5 p.m. two Fridays before Sunday publication.
Iowa Workforce Development employee Laurie Rieck testified before the Legislative Oversight Committee that she dumped about 25 boxes of old documents on her own initiative after top agency officials were fired. FBI and U.S. Attorneys Office said she is not a suspect.
Iowa State University expands wireless access in dorms and study areas as students shift from traditional labs to open coffee shop like spaces. CSU and UNI report similar trends with lab use declining while campus cafes draw students with free wireless, laptops in tow.
Federal judge Ronald Longstaff pushed the Brian Street trial to June 12 in Davenport due to pretrial publicity. Street, 37, is accused of exploiting two underage stepdaughters, one involved in a Griswold house fire that killed Tracey Dyess’s sister Jessica and nephew Kaleb. Tracey Dyess pleaded guilty last November.
The Iowa Association of Letter Carriers voted unanimously to endorse Secretary of State Chet Culver as the Democratic nominee for governor. The union cites his record of supporting working families and its 3000 members.
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