Deaths of Moon Cline Shatzer Mark Cedar Rapids Loss
Obituaries note the deaths of Dr Barclay J Buss Moon 82 former Cedar Rapids surgeon died in Davenport hospital services Thursday at Westminster Presbyterian cremation Turner east and memorials to St Luke’s or Mercy hospitals. Albert D Al Cline 59 Cedar Rapids native died in local hospital after short illness services Friday at Chapel of Memories burial Cedar Memorial Church members donate to Camp Good Health or Shriners hospital. Erma Veone Shatzer 65 Cedar Rapids widow of John Shatzer retired Killian Co died in local hospital long illness services Friday Turner chapel east burial Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Barclay J. “Buss” Moon
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Moon
Williamsburg
Dorothy Hallett
University of Iowa
U. of S. College of Medicine
Richard
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian
Turner Crematory
Turner East
St. Luke’s
Mercy Hospitals
Albert D
al) Cline
Thirteenth Street
Troy Mills
Louise Karban
Cline
Duo-Fast Iowa Co., Inc
Wilson and Co
First Christian Church
Ellis Park
Grace Kleinhans
Edward Bednasek
Chapel of Memories
Marion H. Williams
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Camp Good Health
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
Erma Veone Shatzer
O Avenue NW
John Shatzer
Killian Co
Marble Rock
Sherry Hunt
Karol Shatzer
Glenn Shatzer
Gail Lines
Wilba Pooler
Turner Chapel East
Canon D.A. Loferski
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mary R Kokemiller 73 Cedar Rapids resident dies
Mary Rose Kokemiller 73 a Cedar Rapids resident since March died at a local nursing home after a lingering illness. Born February 21 1904 in Boone county she was a member of St Pauls Lutheran church and the Women’s Missionary Society. Survived by two Cedar Rapids sisters and four nephews. Services Friday at 2 pm at St Pauls Lutheran Boone. burial in St Pauls cemetery.
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Mary Rose Kokemiller
Cedar Rapids
Boone County
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
Boone
Lillie Fox
Ella Hempel
Virgil Kokemiller
Darrell
Chicago
Richard
Hazel Green
Wis
Marvin
Story City
M.A. Fpitzach
St. Paul's Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Schroeder
Memorial services and obituaries listed for Iowa towns
Memorial service for Dorothy Higbie set May 14 at 1 30 p.m. in King chapel Cornell campus Mt Vernon Dr Philip Secor to officiate Higbie a 1910 Cornell graduate and former librarian 1931 1955 died April 6 in Madison Wis Other notices correct a sister name Mae Kruger Cedar Rapids decorah Helmer Christopherson 86 funeral services held for Dewey H Floetchinger Stevie's Cedar Rapids area others listed with times and locations for services and burial in Linwood St Paul United Methodist First United Methodist churches Hoover Valentine Goettsch s etc
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Higbie
Dorothy Medary
King Chapel
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Philip Secor
Cornell
Madison
Wis
Floetchinger
Dewey H
Conway
New Hampton
Mae Kruger
Cedar Rapids
Mary E. Fitzsimmons
Goettsch’s
Iowa Senate Approves 243 Million Social Service Bill
The Iowa senate approved a 243 million dollar social service appropriation package 46 to 4, sent to the governor. A pre debate compromise avoided conference committee sparks. The aid covers dependent children, Medicaid, mental health institutes, corrections, community corrections, prison unitization, and a Cedar Rapids pilot requiring second opinions for elective procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Bids Rejected For Seminole Valley Park Maintenance Building
Bids for a Seminole Valley park maintenance building, estimated at 22500 dollars, were opened after delays. Only one bid met the deadline, a second soon followed but was rejected for bond shortfalls, with the council voting to re-bid next week.
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Seminole Valley Park
Dave McGuire
Richard Phillips
Ed Colton
Seven Charged by Cedar Rapids Police in Theft and Fraud
Seven individuals faced charges from Cedar Rapids police on Tuesday. Michael Drafahl and William Boots were charged with burglary after a reported stereo theft from Rick Coppess. Linda Bates was charged with embezzlement by agent in a case tied to Clark Oil Co. Mona and Mitchell Dochterman faced forgery and conspiracy warrants from Cedar Falls. Donald Eis was charged with five counts of injury or tampering with a motor vehicle. Derrick Doolin faced contempt of court and resisting execution of process charges.
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Cedar Rapids
Michael Lee Drafahl
Thirty-sixth Avenue
William Edward Boots
Thompson Street
Rick Coppess
Maiden Avenue
Derrick Eugene Doolin
Linda June Bates
E Avenue NW
Clark Oil Co
First Avenue NE
Mona L. Dochterman
Mitchell D. Dochterman
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Falls
Mona
Mitchell
Donald Dean Eis
Eighth Street SE
Correction: Williams given suspended sentence in trespass case
The April 30 Gazette correction states Brenda J. Williams, 21, of 2273 C street NW, did not receive a 15 day jail term. She was given a 15 day suspended sentence with a requirement to pay court costs and make restitution.
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the Gazette
Brenda J. Williams
C Street NW
Williams
Typo cited in feds pay suit against Cedar Rapids schools
The Department of Labor says a federal suit filed in Cedar Rapids incorrectly named Bettendorf as the defendant. The amended petition lists Cedar Rapids Schools and concerns1980s wages owed to matrons whose jobs were later eliminated.
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Cedar Rapids
Bettendorf
Department of Labor
Kansas City
Reformatory Ferm To Jenney In Schubert Beating
Jeffrey Jenney of Cedar Rapids was sentenced in Linn County District Court to up to one year in the reformatory on a guilty plea for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury related to the February 12 beating of Brad Schubert in the Linn County jail. Schubert, also of Cedar Rapids, suffered multiple facial injuries including lacerations near the eyes a broken nose two broken teeth and a possible skull fracture. Two others received sentences up to a year and 30 days on related charges. a fourth awaits sentencing. Schubert has filed a $300000 claim against the county for injuries.
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Jeffrey Jenney
Reformatory
Brad Schubert
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Schubert
Vance says no new SALT proposals in talks with USSR
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said the Geneva talks with Andrei Gromyko will proceed without new proposals from either side after a month of discussions. He warned no agreement is promised but noted continued dialogue.
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Washington
Cyrus Vance
Soviet Union
Vance
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
Carter
Israel
United States
Vietnam
United Nations
U.S
Paris
Cuba
London
Joshua Nkomo
Rhodesia
Mondale
John Vorster
South Africa
China
Peking
Heavy Rains Batter Iowa Thunderstorms and Hail Across State
Scattered heavy thunderstorms hit parts of Iowa with strong winds and large hail but limited damage. Spencer reported 2.5 inches of rain as a warm front moved north. The forecast called for highs in the 70s and 80s with overnight lows around 55 to 60 and continued chances of showers through Thursday.
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Iowa
Spencer
Dubuque
Lamont
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Marengo Council Member Denies Attributing Statement
Doris Fry denies a Gazette report that she said churches were "trying to pull the town apart." She explains an unidentified person made the remark after her Monday night comment on a parking issue and that she said she felt torn apart by the conflict.
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Marengo
Doris Fry
Food Stamp Plan Would Cut Aid for Many Households
The measure would end the cash for some stamps rule and free more food coupons but would disqualify 349 050 families and cut benefits for 1.1 million households. About 2.68 million would see no change and 1.62 million would gain at least five dollars a month with 59 000 losing more than 40.
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Carter
Congressional Budget Office
Pay debate over legislative pay exposes ego and sacrifice
State officials and lawmakers including Sen Warren Curtis defend pay limits amid wage talk. The Iowa legislature faced questions on amending a pay bill as the senate suspended rules to try for a end of session vote. A roll call shows party splits on opening amendments and final passage.
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General Assembly
Willits
Warren Curtis
Cherokee
Curtis
Senate
Culver
Glenn
Merritt
Priebe
Rodgers
Ashcraft
Bergman
Bisenius
Craft
DeKoster
Hill
Polk
Hulse
Hultman
Miller
Marshall
Murray
Ramsey
Readinger
Schwengels
Shaff
Shaw
Taylor
Tieden
Briles
Nystrom
Nixon interview hints at return to public life
In his first Watergate comments since resigning in 1974, Nixon defends not blocking a criminal action but says he aimed to contain it to protect innocents. Time reports that he discusses motives with Frost, avoiding direct answers on hush money and a key tape gap.
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Nixon
Time
Gerald Ford
Frost
White House
H.R. Haldeman
CIA
FBI
North Korean Attack on South Korean Patrol Kills One
North Korean troops fired on a South Korean border patrol along the truce line near Chorwon wounding another seriously and killing a soldier. UNC said attackers crossed the demarcation line and AK-47 cartridges were found at the scene as talks awaited a Military Armistice Commission meeting.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPS
United Nations Command
UNC
Chorwon
U.S
Panmunjom
Koreas
North Korea
Military Armistice Commission
IDOT to raise shoulder at I 13 30 curve east of Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Department of Transportation will raise the shoulder along the treacherous I 13 30 curve east of Cedar Rapids to keep vehicles on the highway. The project uses 44800 from the emergency fund to reposition the guardrail and improve warnings. Work starts this construction season as clarified by highway director Howard Gunnerson.
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Iowa Department of Transportation
Cedar Rapids
State Director of
Howard Gunnerson
Gunnerson
IDOT
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Dr. Barclay ‘Buss’ Moon
Albert D. Cline
Mary R. Kokemiller
Feds
Jenney
Sunday Gazette
Family Focus
Associated Press
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