Bruce Beeler 37 dies after leukemia in Iowa City
Bruce Alan Beeler 37 of West Branch died May 4 2001 at University Hospitals Iowa City after a battle with leukemia. Services are 11 a.m. Tuesday at West Branch United Methodist Church with burial in West Branch Cemetery. He leaves wife Patti Jo Shelton Beeler parents Kenneth and Mildred Beeler a sister Vicki Neswold and relatives. He owned New Horizon Farm Service fuel business and worked in Farm Service with family. Memorials go to Bruce Beeler Memorial Fund.
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Bruce Alan Beeler
University Hospitals
Iowa City
West Branch United Methodist Church
Scot Patrick
West Branch Cemetery
Barker Funeral Home
West Branch
Bruce Beeler
Bruce
Kenneth
Mildred Walenta Beeler
West Branch High School
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Patti Jo Shelton
New Horizon Farm Service
Johnson
Cedar
Buckeye
Patti
Lake of the Ozarks
Patti Shelton Beeler
Kenneth and
Mildred Beeler
Vicki
Jim Neswold
West Des Moines
Alex
Allison
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The
Gazette
Simpson services for Iowa Democratic activist
Obituary announces services for Bob Simpson 64 who died after a heart attack. A polio survivor who used a wheelchair, Simpson was a candidate for Iowa 1st Congressional District and a longtime advocate for the disabled. Family and friends praise his courage and drive.
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Zack Kucharski
Iowa City
Bob Simpson
Iowa
Trinity Episcopal Church
E. College St
Simpson
University Hospitals
Ralph Bradshaw
Tom Harkin
Congress
David Tingwald
Johnson County
Democratic Central Committee
Associated Press
Oakdale Prison to Offer Hospice Care Program
Oakdale state prison will establish a hospice for inmates with terminal illness. Warden Rusty Rogerson and board members cite aging inmate populations and long sentences as drivers. University Hospitals of Iowa City will cooperate with inmate volunteers and staff in implementing the program.
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Oakdale Prison
Oakdale
Oakdale State Prison
Rusty Rogerson
Iowa Board of Corrections
Children of God
Board of Corrections
Frances Colston
West Des Moines
Iowa City
Iowa
Julie Scurr
Rogerson
University Hospitals
Marilyn Sales
Iowa Department of Corrections
Stereo contest pumps up the volume at Audio Room
The third annual SPL contest at the Audio Room drew participants from Illinois, Des Moines and Marshalltown. Winners earned trophies and about 1200 dollars went to Camp Courageous. Top level reached 148.6 decibels with Joel Sennett’s Exploder hitting 148.5. Muscle cars and teens showcased costly setups while crews enjoyed bragging rights and a noise ordinance exemption for the day.
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Kristophere
Owens Gazette
Marion
James Cook
Audio Room
Blairs Ferry Rd
Camp Courageous
Hard Core Concepts Inc
Sam Fett
Cedar Rapids
Joel Sennett
Shueyville
Sennett
Armored car manager charged in casino ATM theft
Kevin G. Witt 29, assistant manager for Lewis System of Iowa in Davenport, faces federal charges over missing about 855000 dollars from Rhythm City Casino ATMs between 2000 and last month. He allegedly bought 250000 worth of sports memorabilia and other items with the funds, and 35 guns were seized along with extensive property. Witt posted bond after a federal hearing.
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Davenport
Rhythm City
Lewis System of
Iowa Inc
Iowa
Witt
Lewis
Reservists appoint new commander in Cedar Rapids unit
Col Jon Athan Aswegan takes command of the 649th Area Support Group, replacing Col Thomas Weiss who retires May 24 after 31 years. Weiss, a Desert Storm veteran, will pursue deacon training and teaches at the University of Wisconsin River Falls. Aswegan formerly led the 88th Regional Support Command and previously commanded the 397th Engineer Battalion in Eau Claire.
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Weiss
Eau Claire
Wis
Fort Snelling
Minn
University of Wisconsin At
River Falls
Aswegan
88Th Regional Support Command
397Th
649Th
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Davenport
Amana and Cedar Rapids Arts and Community Events
Community calendar items include Maifest in Amana with music and dances at Cedar Rapids Exhibition Center and Heartland Antique Show and markets at various venues. Events span Slavic Bazaar at University of Iowa, Riverdance at Hancher, library tours, concerts, book discussions, bike rides, and theater in Amana, Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and nearby towns. Also listed are drunken driving arrests and Iowa lottery results.
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Amana
Cedar Rapids Exhibition Center
Wilson Ave
Cedar County Historical Society
Geller
Snaggy Ridge Road
Tipton
Logan Avenue
King Avenue
South Gate
University of Iowa International Center
Luther College
Jay White
Thomas Park
Marion
Rockwell Collins
Blairs Ferry Road
Hawkeye Downs
Halessa Johnson
Wilder Museum
Strawberry Point
Dorothy Garlock
Barnes & Noble
Coral Ridge Mall
Coralville
Greene Square Park
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
Hawkeye Bicycle Association
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Scottish Rite Temple
A Ave. NE
Greek Orthodox Church of St. John the Baptist
Riverdance
Hancher Auditorium
Iowa City
Hancher
Chorale Midwest
First Lutheran Church
Third Ave. SE
University of Iowa
Harper Hall
Voxman Music Building
The
Groobees
CSPS
Third St. SE
Coe Symphony Orchestra
Sinclair
Coe Campus
Jade and Thumb
Northside Book Market
Joshua J. Lane
Des Moines
Washington St
Lane
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GazetteOnline.com
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Kevin G. Witt
Lewis System
Firstar Bank
US Bank
By Kristophere’ Owens
Snelling, Minn
Col
Thomas Weiss
Jonathan Aswegan
OUT & About
N. Linn St
Upper Iowa University Concert Choir
Colgrove-Walker Auditorium
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Paramount Theatre
Old Creamery Theatre Company
Price Creek
Jonathan L. Scranton
Solon
Clinton and
Harrison Streets
Scranton
Mary N. Clark
Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Illinois
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