Weather forecast Cedar Rapids region outlook weekend
Extended forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies from Saturday through Monday. Expect highs in the 60s Saturday, rising to the 70s on Sunday and Monday, with overnight lows in the mid 40s to low 50s. Cedar at Cedar Rapids index shows 4.80 with a small fall change of 0.01.
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Obituaries Chronicle Cedar Rapids Deaths And Services
Obituaries listing local Cedar Rapids residents and others, detailing ages birthplaces long illnesses and survivors. The notices include Jerry Shultz 77 a Cedar Rapids parks department retiree with military service, Rosa Fruehling 89 of Johnson Nebraska and multiple other local and regional cases with funeral home arrangements and burial details. Included is a brief on President Ford’s 1975 TV appeal regarding Vietnamese refugees.
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Jerry Shultz
Nineteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Kuba Juneral Home
William B. Harnish
Kuba Funeral Home
Rosa K. Fruehling
Johnson, Neb
William R. Fruehling
Johnson
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Richard
Beatrice
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Waverly
DuLac
Wis
Walter
Loretta Schmidt
Chicago
Carl I. Dahly
Monticello
Cascade
Lansing
Mabel Mesmerslage
Dahly
Allis Chalmers
UAW
Lester
Waukon
Clarence Carroll
Marion
Hazel Dahl
Viroqua
Charles Haendel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomas Ahern
St. Paul
Minn
Myrtle Hastings
Edwin Erickson
Ray Coorough
Prairie du Chien
Chapel of Memories
David F. Larson
St. Mark’s’ Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial
Esther Marie McKinney
Burch Avenue
Cecil (Mack) McKinney
Minnesota
Trinity Lutheran Church
Church Women’s Organization
Fred Moeller
Newhall
Richard L. Thompson
Turner West
Ralph Wilkinson Johnson
Fifth Avenue SE
Olin
Cecile A. Gerdes
Hubbard Ice
Faith United Methodist Church
Ellen Robinson
Melbourne
Australia
Sarah Wendlandt
Turner Chapel East
Max I. Hall
Oak Hill
Ford
United States
D r Koll and others welcome births and marriages listed
The Daily Record notes May 3 to 6 entries for births and marriages in families across Marion and surrounding areas. Daughters and sons are recorded for many couples including Koll Cooper Miller Vander Horn Huber Brown Gatewood West and Fergu son among others with addresses in Marion Center Point and Hiawatha.
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Peter Koll
Cottage Grove Lane
Edward Cooper
Lost Valley Road
Allen Miller
Edgewood Road
Don Vander Horn
East Clark Street
Hiawatha
Earl David Huber
Richmond Road
Michael Brownell
Marion
Douglas Gatewood
Second Street
David West
Sixth Avenue
Senate votes on helmet laws and new crime definitions
The article reports senators voting 23 18 to repeal helmet requirements for motorcyclists if federal highway funds are restored, and Ford signing a law enabling funds without helmet rules. It notes a 23 19 vote on minimum jail for high blood alcohol and a 29 9 vote aligning feticide definitions with the house, making abortion alive fetuses felonies.
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Senate
House
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Custody Battle Over California Child Details Revealed
The Stansfields seek custody of Jackie while the Newtons and authorities navigate a tangled case. The child has lived with the grandmother for most of her 11 years and recently moved with the Newtons to California before vanishing from contact. The FBI, Torrence police, and social services figure into the stalled effort, with a proposed compromise reportedly rejected. The Newtons say they aim for the child’s best interests as described by their attorney.
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Stansfields
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Newtons
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Jacoby Case Reveals Fear Factor in Fatal Shooting
Mrs. Jacoby admitted killing her husband after police questioning. The defense expects her to testify she held a .38 pistol and that threats and fear drove the fatal shooting. Witness Jerry Sasser may corroborate plans to end the marriage.
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Chosen Few Motorcycle Club
Jerry Sasser
Man convicted of first degree murder in son's death
Thomas Seehan of Ames was found guilty by a Story county jury of first degree murder in the suffocation death of his 2 year old son Thomas Jr. on November 13. Sentencing was set for June 14 after a pre sentence investigation.
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