Obituary Roundup: Louis Shulman and Others
Louis Shulman 73 of Palm Springs Calif died Tuesday at Desert Hospital after a long illness. A former Iowa City lawyer and active community figure, he was born 1908 in Iowa City and educated at Iowa and Michigan. He is survived by his wife Lucille, son Richard, two grandchildren, and siblings in Canada and the U.S. Funeral services were set for Friday in Iowa City with burial at Agudas Achim Cemetery. The funeral notices also list Opal E Waterbury Johnson 71 of Center Point and multiple other local figures with service plans across Cedar Rapids, Marion, Center Point, Marshalltown, and nearby towns, with various churches, cemeteries, and memorial funds noted. Further notices include references to Jecmenek Dr Jerome, Hayes Artruda S., Beals George M., W.W. “Woody” Fry, Louis M. Quass, Edwin O. Thomas Sr., Harlan Levy, and others, detailing service times, locations, and memorials.
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Louis Shulman
Palm Springs
Calif
Desert Hospital
Iowa City
Phelan, Tucker, Boyle and Mullen
University of Iowa
University of Michigan
Lucille Roumm
Davenport
Iowa Bar
Johnson County Bar Association
Iowa State Bar Association
State Group
Federal Income Committee
American Bar Association
University of Iowa Law School Foundation
University of Iowa President’s Club
Iowa City City
General Growth Properties of
Des Moines
Agudas Achim Congregation
B'nai Brith
Richard
Herbert Shulman
Israel
Rhea Posner
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
George L. Gay’s
Jeffery Portman
Agudas Achim
Hillel Foundation
East Market St
Opal E. Waterbury Johnson
Center Point
Bettendorf
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Church of Christ
Arlen
Mesa, Ari
Hayes
Woodlawn Cemetery
Quincy
Ill
Hallmar
Mercy Hospital
10Th St
W.W
Woody”’ Fry
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Corydon
Ind
Velma McConnell
California
Young Fashions
Dennis L
Richard W
Kathy Storck
Keith
First Congregational Church
Louis M. Quass
Aloha Drive
Hiawatha
Texas
St. Luke’s Hospital
Independence
N.C.G. Co
Adriane May
Maryland
Grant
Holt
Mich
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Allen S. van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Quasqueton Cemetery
Quasqueton
Cedar Memorial Funeral
Edwin O. Thomas Sr
Camdenton
Myrtle M. Blair Thomas
Springfield
Turner Chapel West
Harlan Levy
Mount Vernon
Tampa
Fla
Morgan’s
Vital birth notices and nearby incidents in Marion Cedar Rapids area
May births listed for multiple couples in Marion Cedar Rapids area with addresses and newborn sexes. Also shows out of town births with grandparents and locations. Incident log mentions explosions, smoke, defective carburetor and medical emergency with times and places in Cedar Rapids area.
Absentee Ballots Now Open for Linn County Primary
Absentee ballots for the June 8 primary are available at the Linn County Voter Registration Office in the Administrative Building. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Mail registrations must be postmarked by May 14 and in-person registration closes May 29 at 6 p.m. Eligible voters may register at the Voter Registration Office, any city clerk in Linn County, or via a mobile registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
First St. SW
Dinger Withdraws from Riceville State House Race
Riceville Democrat Larry Dinger withdrew Tuesday from the 30th District state representative race. He said he could serve people better in other ways while keeping his small legal and legal research businesses open. Dinger previously ran against Republican incumbent Jim Johnson in 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Larry Dinger
Dinger
Jim Johnson
Alma
Tough measures reinstated as new disorders hit Poland
Poland's Interior Minister announced renewed martial law measures in multiple cities after fresh protests in Szczecin and other towns. He reported 1,372 arrests, reimposed curfews in Warsaw and Gdansk, and said nine cities saw serious street incidents on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Warsaw
Poland
Szczecin
Solidarity
Sejm
National Assembly
Czeslaw Kiszczak
Kiszczak
Wojciech Jaruzelski
North Liberty park land bond fails again in vote
The 125000 bond for 30 acres of land for a municipal park drew only 41 percent approval in North Liberty, Johnson County, with 213 against and 148 for. Mayor Dave Roberts called the result disappointing as opponents cited tough economic times and urged focusing on street repairs. If approved, the city would have leased 20 acres to farmers to cover bond payments and used 10 acres for a regulation baseball diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McCauley
Flansburg Gazette
Johnson County Bureau
North Liberty
North Liberty Park
Dave Roberts
Roberts
Liberty
American killed among guerrilla fatalities in El Salvador sweep
A 10 day army offensive in northeastern El Salvador leftists claim an American sympathizer, Joseph David Anderson, was killed near Poza Honda during guerrilla operations. Government and U S officials said no record of him exists. The operation involved about 4500 troops backed by air power and ongoing mop up missions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
el Salvador
San Francisco Gotera
Here
U.S
Joseph David Anderson
Morazan
Radio Venceremos
Anderson
Poza Honda
Lolotquillo
Salvadoran
Suchitoto
San Jose Guayabal
San Martin
Alvaro Magana
Who Runs Washington a Portrait of Power and Glamour
In the book Who Runs Washington Michael Kilian and Arnold Sawislak profile the capital as a city of power and gossip. They crown Dominique's restaurant as top for cuisine and praise the Navy Marine Memorial while naming Harlon Carter as NRA lobbyist and Barbara Bush as living society figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Washington
National Rifle Association
Elizabeth Taylor
Middleburg
Edward Kennedy
Hollywood
Michael Kilian
The
Chicago Tribune
Arnold Sawislak
United Press International
Wasington
Hicksville
Dominique
Interior Department
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Kilian
Sawislak
Lincoln Memorial
Ronald Reagan
Harlon Carter
National Rifle Associa
Tion
NRA
Congress
Abe Pollin
Washington Bullets
Senators
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Barbara Bush
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists rates for carrier and mail subscriptions, Morning Editions and Sunday editions totaling seven issues per week, with weekly and yearly prices. It notes carrier service areas and exclusive AP news republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Clermont
Harry Helgerson
East Clermont Lutheran Church
Church
Schutte’s
Postville
High Amana
Wilhelmina Setzer
Middle Anama Community Church
Hoover-Valentine
Marengo
Glen Hertzberg
St. John’s Catholic Church
White’s
Agnes Bulechek
George L. Gay
Evergreen Cemetery
Campbell- Russell’s
Virginia Gay Annex Improvement Fund
Ann
Roland McNee
17Th Ave
Marion
Phyllis
Edward Barton
Grand Ave
Julie
Robert Spaight
Eisenhower Road
St. Luke’s
Linda
Daniel Rickels
Suburban St. NE
Valerie
Michael Halbach
Fourth St
Barbara Lewis
12Th Ave
Kimberly
Curt Fickersen
Pheasant Drive
Barbara
Everett Tobiason
Monticello
Michele
Dean Zach
Grande Ave
Tom Werning
Newhall
Roy A. Rhodes
Linda M Driscoll
Robert R. Doubek
Luanna S. Hunter
Gordon J. Mart
Patty L. Nipper
Albert R. Roberts
Margaret A. Snyder
Kendall J. Werning
Sandra M. Svoboda
Shellsburg
Dennis B. McFadden
LaNeil A. Wheeler
Dennis E. Barrett
Laurie J. Inman
Marilyn
Robert Mittan
Sharon Ann
Bennie Franklin McAmis
Joni Lynn
Robert Denis Elliott
Teresa L
Rodney A. Paxton
Laurie Anne
Steven Robert Miles
Linda Anne
Alton Byron Young
Wendy L
Robert D. Locke
Osceola
Greg Neilsen
R. Eugene Mahany
Hubbard
Darla
Tim Watson
Donald Unkrich
Old
Marion Road
Bethel
Alaska
Dianne
Robert Graham
Ralph Akers
Troy Mills
Pamela
Jerry Vaillancourt
Elm Ave
Towne House Drive
10Th Avenue
First Steet
Blairs Ferry Rd
Mount Vernon Road
14Th Street
15Th St
I Ave. NE
33Rd St
Linn
Baltic
Gdansk
Salvador
N.Y
Gazette
People Stories Daily
PECK
Blairs Ferry
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Boulevard
Center Pt. Rd
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