Obituary notices for Gibson Holsinger and Kelley deaths
Clara Gibson 76 of 1139 Center Point Road NE died Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a short illness born August 19 1904 in Johnson County She was married to George R Gibson in 1934 She worked at the Roosevelt Hotel and belonged to several clubs Services Monday Turner Chapel East burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Memorial gifts to the American Cancer Society Zeretta M Holsinger 72 of Zarata Texas died visiting her daughter Kathryn Meyer in Arizona Born July 13 1908 in Linn County She was married to George Willard Holsinger in 1929 and worked at Armstrongs as a buyer She was a member of Salem United Methodist Church Surviving husband daughter son three sisters and one brother plus eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services Monday Turner Chapel East burial Linwood Cemetery Memorials to Salem United Methodist Church Kathryn L Kelley 68 of Meth Wick Manor died Friday after a brief illness Born August 5 1912 in Marion She married Harry E Kelley in 1946 He died in 1962 She graduated from Marion High School and Coe College with a master from Iowa University She belonged to First Congregational Church PEO Chapter LU and the D A R Survived by daughter and Earl son and a sister Memorial service Tuesday Murdoch Chapel Marion burial Oak Shade Cemetery Marion Memorial fund established
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Clara Gibson
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Monroe Township
Johnson County
George R. Gibson
Chicago
Gibson
Roosevelt Hotel
Pautz
Asbury Methodist Church
Eagles Club
REAC
Eagles
el Kahir Shrine
Odds and Ends
Turner Chanel East
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Turner Chapel East
American Cancer Society
Tenth St
Zeretta M. Holsinger
Zarata
Texas
Patricia Meyer
Apache Junction
Ariz
Linn County
George Willard Holsinger
Alburnett
Armstrong’s
Children’s Department
Salem United Methodist Church
William G. Holsinger
New Canaan, Conn
Esther Kirk
Leota Boddicker
Maude Rutan
Miami
Fla
Frederick Peter
Colorado Springs
Colo
Paul Hasel
Linwood Cemetery
Salem United Methodist Church Memorial Fund
First Ave
Kathryn L. Kelley
Meth- Wick Manor
Meth-Wick
Marion
Kathryn Kendall
Harry E. Kelley
Chapter LU
P.E.O
D.A.R
Craig Albers
Earl of Ames
William Chadima
Alhambra
Calif
Murdoch Chapel
Glenn N. Bender
Oak Shade
Legislators Reach Compromise on Abortion Funding Policy
The measure expands on a prior ban framework and aims to settle the issue, with Smalley praising the compromise as workable and urging final passage. Critics like Doderer decry anti abortion lobbying while noting remaining opposition from some lawmakers and groups.
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Smalley
Senate
Doderer
Lyle Krewson
R-Urbandale
Debate over sex education amendment in Iowa House
Lawmakers clashed over a Clements Mann amendment on sexuality material. Doderer warned government intrusion into private lives while Johnson warned of book burning. The House rejected many amendments as it advanced the education funding bill detailing Iowa University and hospital budgets and related allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements-Mann
Warren Johnson
R-Sloan
Clements
Bob Billings
U.S
Terrel Bell
Mann
House
College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Des Moines
University of Iowa
Iowa Braille
Vinton
Cities face crime and growth woes in 1980 survey
A Gallup survey of city populations over 50 000 last November and December shows many residents want to move, with crime cited as a primary motive. Among larger cities over one million crime rose 49 percent as violent offenses climbed 31 percent since 1976, per FBI data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
Federal Bureau of Investigation
NATO official cites SS-20 warhead advantage in theater forces
An official notes the SS-20 carries three warheads while Pershing and cruise missiles carry one. He warns the Soviet force could exceed expectations, increasing the warhead disparity. He says NATO counts only launchers and expects a reload capacity for a second shot per launcher. The official ties these points to NATO plans for talks on reducing theater nuclear forces and mentions no current talk of exceeding 572 new U.S. missiles.
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NATO
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Supreme Court Justices Wealth 1980 Asset Estimates Revealed
Justice Blackmun listed 1980 assets between 124000 and 415000 with income 8000 to 27500. Chief Burger and Stewart show higher holdings 880000 to 1.5 million and 1 million to 2.3 million respectively with Stewart income 100000 to 275000. White and Brennan report smaller assets 25000 to 80000 and 10000 to 30000. Virgil quote included.
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Harry A. Blackmun
Burger
Justice Potter Stewart
Burgers
Stewarts
Byron R. White
William J. Brennan
Robbery at Ted and Audreys Tap After Armed Break In
Two Black men armed with a shotgun and a handgun robbed Ted and Audrey's Play Time Tap at 933 14th Ave SW Friday afternoon. They locked five people in a closet for 20 minutes after taking cash from the till and a customer, with no injuries reported. Police noted similarities to a prior Pizza Hut robbery nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Audrey
14Th Ave
Debbie Wienands
Audrey Wienands
Gazette
Pizza Hut
16Th Ave
State rests case links victim to Zinzer van in murder trial
Toledo The state rested its case after 30 witnesses in three days in the murder trial of Jeffrey A. Zinzer 23 of Ferguson for the death of Penny Sue Belcher Forrest 18. Hair fiber and blood in Zinzer s van matched the victim and a napkin with a name and address tied Zinzer to the scene. The autopsy cited strangulation or asphyxiation with possible bolt injury, blood alcohol 12 percent not lethal. The trial resumes Monday at 9 a.m. with defense opening statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jeffrey Allen Zinzer
Ferguson
Zinzer
Penny Sue Belcher Forrest
Montour
Wayne Eaton
State Crime Lab
Des Moines
Forrest
Regis Weland
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Steven Eck
Marshalltown
Eaton
Jan Bachman
Explosion Damages Boat at 944 M St SW Residence
Police received a report of an explosion Friday night at the rear of a residence on 944 M Street SW. Officers found a large hole in a boat stored there and linked the damage to an explosive device after locating the boat in the evening.
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M Street
Ageless balloons found from nursing home week event
At least two of the balloons launched last Monday from Edgewood Manor Care Center and Cedar Rapids Care Center have been found. About 300 balloons carried Love Is Ageless and invitations for residents to visit. Finders are asked to respond to the invitations.
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Edgewood Manor Care Center
Clive Drive
Cedar Rapids Care Center
Fourth Ave
Shirley Spray
Weather summary from airport readings and forecasts
Readings at the airport show east wind at 8 mph at midnight. Sunrise 5 45, sunset 8 22. Highs in the 50s to 60s, lows 40s. Chance of rain Monday and Tuesday, partly cloudy Wednesday. An unseasonably cold spring storm targets the Rockies with advisories for heavy snow in Colorado Utah Arizona Montana.
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Rockies
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Montana
Vital Statistics May 15 births listed in Cedar Rapids area
Fire calls logged Friday with medical emergencies at 400 Third Ave SE 139 Echo Lane NW and 1807 K Street SW. The notice names numerous Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha Martello and surrounding residents with births to multiple couples and addresses across the region.
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Third Ave
Echo Lane
K St
Romanian Cosmonaut Joins Soviet Crew On Salyut 6
The Soviet Tass reports the Soyuz craft docked with Salyut 6 carrying Romanian cosmonaut Dumitru Prunariu and commander Leonid Popov. They join Vladimir Kovalyonek and Viktor Savinykh aboard the space station for a seven day joint mission that began March 14.
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Moscow
Salyut 6 Space Station
Tass
Dumitru Prunariu
Leonid Popov
Space
Vladimir Kovalyonek
Viktor Savinykh
Salyut 6
Marion police charge two in drunken driving cases
John C. Schweitzer, 62, of 1401 42nd St. NE, was charged with drunk driving after Marion police arrested him in the 1000 block of Blairs Ferry Road Friday noon. Robert P. McCormick, 28, of 1355 Third Ave., Marion, was arrested early Tuesday and charged with drunk driving and interfering with official acts after refusing to cooperate with officers on Tama Street SE at 12:15 a.m.
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John C. Schweitzer
42Nd St. NE
Marion
Blairs Ferry Road
Robert P. McCormick
Third Ave
McCormick
Tama Street
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Blackmun
Powell
Warren E
Virgil
Zinzer’s
Edgewood Manor
Pat Norman
Spray
Wellman
West Chester
Edgewood
Sally Hickey
Swisher
Elizabeth Peabody
St Cedar
Cedar
Corrier
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
C.R
St. Luke’s
Odena
Robert Soberg
Day St. NW
Rita
William King
Dartmouth St
Deborah
Randy Kelley
26Th St. NW
Betty
Dan McMurrin
10Th St. SW
Sharon
John B. Lacy
Fifth St. Marion
Frances
P. Steven Phelan
25Th St. Drive
Jackie
Gregory L. Flowers
Plainview Drive
Jodie
Joseph Gilliam
Blairstown
Kendal M. Ramstad
Hiawatha
Janet M. Rice
Keven M. Jefferis
Jane E. Sager
Fairfax
Michael L. Haars
Center Point
Sylvia A. Bryan
Ontario
Gary D. Neal
Elizabeth A. Jensen
Benton
Keith D. Simoons
Kimberly R. Gudenhauf
James R. Berndsen
Judy H. Potter
Larry H. DeBow
Delores A. Hartl
Ricky A. Smejkal
Darcy K. Dvorak
Micahel J. Raymon
Lora J. Novotny
Johnny D. Oberthien
Tracy L. Willson
Jeffrey A. Daws
Margaret E. Wieneke
Rickey L. Cowger
Rebecca L. Prouty
Douglas L. Loveless
Renata D. Miller
John E. Stern Jr
Marlene R
Terri K. Dirks
Leonard J. Swallom
Barbara J. Crooks
Scott B. DeCamp
Julie A. Seegers
James F. Hutchins
Connie S. van Note
Martello
Spaceships Dock
Garden
Marion Blvd
John E. Lapes
Pierson’s Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Boulevard
Horal and Botanics
Sixteenth Avenue
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