Deaths of Hazel Lineweaver Kuen and others listed
Multiple obituary notices list Hazel Lineweaver Kuen 52 of 2247 C St SW Cedar Rapids died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a sudden illness. Also noted are Robert Preston Smith 57 of Brooklyn Iowa and Carl F Holub 30 of Linn County, plus numerous services, burials, and survivors across Cedar Rapids Anamosa Marion and surrounding areas with funeral homes Turner Chapel East Hackett Murdoch and others handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lineweaver Kuen
Frank L. Kuen
Cedar Rapids
Kuen
Lisbon
James Hanson
Daisy Lineweaver
Harry Lineweaver
Marion
Edward Lineweaver
Paul Lineweaver
Anamosa
John William Pizel
Charlotte Pilgrim
Marvin Johnson
Center Point
Betty Ann Neubauer
Muscatine
Glen Mayhew
Vinton
Robert Preston Smith
Brooklyn
Iowa
Bethany
Ruth Evelyn Britt
Marysville
Smith
Welty Way Products Inc
Don O'Brian
Robert Allen Smith
Dorothy Linebarger
Shenandoah
Ernest Smith
Saudi Arabia
James Smith
Rockport
Hackett Funeral Home
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Funeral Home
Carl F. Holub
Linn County
Onalaska
Wis
Manchester
Lynn Gross
Cascade
Holub
National Guard
Life Investors Insurance Company
Fortunaires
President
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Jason
Jeanna
Jacquelyn
Stanley Holub
Prairieburg
Wayne
Coggan
Maynard
Benjamin
Grant Wilken
James Tresnak
Kevin Casey
Tamara Holub
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Thomas Bisenius
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Murdoch
Father Kutsch
Teahen
First Ave
Traylor
Edward C
Patterson James Sellergren
Mason City
Turner Chapel East
Robert A
St. Matthew’'s
A.A. Sodawasser
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
St. Barbara's Circle
St. Matthew's
Philipp
Kerry Lynn
St. Ludmilas Catholic Church
Robert Cizek
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba Funeral Home
Schrimper
Eda Truckenmiller
Concordia Lutheran
N.D
Holy Cross
Fargo
Boulger & Hughes Funeral Home
Matheny
Harry Raymond
Dennis Fritz
Waterloo
Jim Fritz
Carroll
Cana Carney
Shellsburg
Uranium contract dispute ends with judicial hint for out of court deal
U.S. District Judge McManus finds insufficient evidence for a fair price and encourages Atlas and IE to settle. Atlas claimed costs rose due to embargoes, regulations, and market shifts, while IE pressed for delivery and argued the contract was binding. Atlas faced losses and blamed management choices, including mining lower grade ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Farley Jr
Atlas
The
Gazette
Duane Arnold
the Gazette
IE and
Duane Arnold Energy Center
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
McManus
Iowa officials review child abuse reporting system after Tietz case
Attorneys and social service leaders discussed improving reporting and follow up across counties. Officials stressed no single case drives policy, while exploring training upgrades and potential reclassification of child abuse workers to boost authority and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Tietz
Emanuel
Fice
Council
Ammonia Tank Crash Claims Second Victim Near Winthrop
Victor residents Caroline Van Blaricom 21 and Connie Sue Van Blaricom 20 died after a semi hauling an ammonia tank trailer overturned on U.S. Highway 20 near Winthrop. The driver was injured. Services for both sisters will be held Saturday at McAninch Fremming's Victor with burial at Ohio Cemetery Ladora. Memorials requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Winthrop
Caroline van Blaricom
Scholtz Hospital
Waterloo
Connie Sue van Blaricom
Carol van Blaricom
Marengo
H-L-V High School
Charles
Belle Plaine
Julian Schriner
Doris Hawkins
Rose Marie Strassur
Steven
Anna Bendorf
Williamsburg
Mable van Blaricom
McAninch- Fremming’s
Carl Lueders
St. James Lutheran Church
Ohio Cemetery
Ladora
Briefs From C R News Roundup On Local Events
Theft of an $800 outboard motor from a cattle shed on the Leland Burns farm, four miles north of Marion, Linn County deputies report. Various community notices follow including church services, hospital plan ads, a canceled Don Glassner Orchestra engagement, Buena Vista College graduates, and local meetings for Recovery and Volunteers groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Burns
Marion
Linn Deputies
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and subscription rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette published daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 lists subscription options by carrier and mail with weekly and annual rates. The notice notes second class postage paid in Cedar Rapids and AP news use rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Broadcaster Bill Downs Dies at 63 After Long News Career
Bill Downs, a CBS and ABC veteran foreign correspondent, died at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda Maryland at 63. A two time Overseas Press Club award winner for foreign reporting he covered the German invasion of Russia in World War II and the Berlin blockade before joining ABC in Washington in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bill Downs
Broadcast News
Overseas Press Club
Bethesda
Downs
CBS
Russia
Berlin
ABC
Crossword Correction Finds Wednesday Solution Missing
A correction notes that due to a mixup yesterday’s paper did not include the proper Wednesday crossword answer. The correct solution is provided below for readers who missed it.
Labor market shows mixed gains across groups in April
The labor department notes unemployment fell for adult men while women and teenagers showed little change. Unemployment dropped to 4.5 percent for Vietnam era veterans from 7.6 percent a year earlier. The jobless rate for blue collar workers declined to 6.5 percent, and white collar rate slightly rose to 3.5 percent. Average hourly wage reached $5.60 and weekly earnings rose to $201.60. The labor force increased by 370 000 to 99.8 million as more adult women sought work.
Tornado Strikes School Leaving Children Hurt
A powerful tornado tore through a school building hitting classrooms and injuring several children. Teachers and volunteers crouched students on the floor as walls collapsed and debris trapped pupils. Rescuers including Rev. Cary Howe pulled victims from rubble and rushed them to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Howe
Hillside Strangler Case Tied to Local Encounter
A man described as a total stranger waited for a woman at her block and attempted to kidnap her. Reynolds, a registered sex offender released 11 years ago, had worked at La Vina Hospital since 1971 and was questioned about potential knowledge of strangling techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Hillside
Atheii
Classified
Reynold
la Vina Hospital
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Ramona Montgomery
First Presbyterian Church
Neuenhaven’s
Iowa City
Mary Coen Bell
Donohue’s
St. Joseph's
Newhall
Alma Bierschenk
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Jim Clarence Bowser
15Th St. SE
Veterans Hospital
Webster
Kadlee Brothers Autos
Bowser Ford
Norway
South English Church of the Brethren
Charles R. Mehaffey
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Norway American Legion
Arnold
Nium
Orginal
Arab Oil
OPEC
Westinghouse
Attorney General
Stephen P. O’meara
Attorney General's Office
Lois M. Emanuel
Washington Drive
Advisory Council On Social Services
Victor Preisser
Attorney General's
Tony
Balik
C.R. News
Church of the Four Square Gospel
1St Ave
Farm Bureau Health Care Plan
Blue Cross
Shepherd
Jack Shepherd
Don Glassner
Colorado Depot
Adv
Polly Jo Gross
Carroll Drive
Steven Hanson
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
First Christian Church
Seminole Valley Farm
Methwick Manor
13Th St. NW
Cafe Shiloh
Brice Oakley
Clinton
EX Club
Mimm’s
River Room
Mimm
Jack Jameson
Cedar Park
Christopher Morley
Carter
Toni Nease
Duval
Mrs. Barnwell
Baker
Cedar Rapids Solon
John E. Lapes
Joseph A. Kosinski
Cedar Rapids Greenhouses Inc
16Th Avenue
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