Deaths and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices across Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities. Names include Marcella Christian, Marie Hazewinkel Hopker, Vernon Bartlett, Alexander Lammers, Berthold Newburger, Arthur Haage, Ada Peck Smith, Elson Genevieve Nightingale, Floyd Charles Earl, Kathryn Kelley, Fred Alexander, Kenneth Hines, John Payne, Nellie Bawel, Carl Beier, Mark McDonald, Wayne Stoner, Carl Clubb, Margaret Schmitt, Verna Schwarzing with service details, burial sites, and memorials listed.
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Independence
Kenneth Vern Hines
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Friends
White's
John Payne
Waterloo
Iowa City
Nellie G. Bawel
First Mennonite Church
Wellman Mennonite Cemetery
George L
Manchester
Carl W. Beier
Bahnenkamp-Vernon’s
Silver Creek Cemetery
Monticello
Mark J. McDonald
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Devaney-Reilff's
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Chekal’s
Fort Atkinson
Williamsburg
Orville (Verna) Schwarzing
Uhlmann’s
Weather highlights and record temperatures summary
Wind direction from the east at 22 to 33 mph observed at 11 a.m. Sun rise and set times listed for Tuesday. Year ago today high 58 and low 46 with .03 inches of precipitation. Record high 92 set in 1964 and record low 32 in 1945. Extended forecast: fair conditions Wednesday through Friday with highs in the upper 60s to 70s and lows mid-40s to low 50s.
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C.R
CIA Vestiene
Thunderstorms and flood warnings sweep central U S
Storms advance toward the lower Mississippi Valley with 50 mph winds and hail in northwestern Louisiana. Flooding hits Hannibal Missouri while flash flood watches extend through Missouri Illinois Indiana. Record cold pins Northeast temps and heavy rainfall portions across Missouri Illinois Kansas California as Kansas River flooding recalls 1903 event.
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Mississippi Valley
Louisiana
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Lacygne
Kansas
Hannibal
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Mid- Atlantic States
Great Basin
Pacific Coast
Court upholds limits on psychiatric testimony in capital case
The court agrees with Judge Porter and the 5th Circuit, ruling that Dr James Grigsons testimony on Smith future dangerousness violated the Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination and the Sixth Amendment right to counsel. The decision centers on a Dallas murder case tied to a 1973 armed robbery.
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Warren E. Burger
Tenced
Dallas
William Moon
Smith
Moon
James Grigson
Grigson
U.S
Robert Porter
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Porter
Appeals Court
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription options include carrier 1.65 per week and mail rates varying by duration and region. no mail in areas with Gazette carrier service. USPS 095680.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mney
U.S
Associated Press
Temperature Extremes Report Across States
National highs and lows noted with 105 degrees at Laredo Texas and 23 degrees at Hibbing Minnesota. Coralville Lake pool stands at 680.32 feet and rising as weather conditions shift.
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Laredo
Texas
Hibbing, Minn
Syria warns Israel as Habib seeks to avert Middle East clash
Habib arrives in Damascus amid Syria Lebanon missile tensions and a fresh warning from President Assad against Israeli intervention. Begin says Saudi help is unlikely and Sadat signals neutrality if war erupts, bolstering Camp David remains a reality.
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Habib
Saudi Arabia
Begin
Syria
Lebanon
Damascus
U.S
Assad
Abdel Khalim Khaddam
Israel
Middle East
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Camp David
Egypt
Soft coal strike talks called off in stalemate
Washington AP says 53 day United Mine Workers strike talks broke off after resuming briefly. Chief industry rep Bobby R. Brown said talks recessed indefinitely at union President Sam Church request. Church to convene bargaining council to review Friday proposal.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Bobby R. Brown
Brown
Sam Church
Church
Fed meeting stays secret as economists expect tight policy
The Open Market Committee met privately with no announcements expected for a month. Economists anticipate continued tight money policy while a Commerce Department report shows April personal income up 0.6 percent, disposable income rising, but consumption gains slipping and inflation at 7.5 percent. Factory capacity recovered to 80.3 percent in April, with autos boosting utilization amid the coal strike lingering effects.
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Fed
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Vital Statistics May 16 Donna and Randall Heitman
May 16 Donna and Randall Heitman Marengo report a daughter. May 17 Linda and Michael Feye Cedar Rapids a daughter and Janet and Archie Faulkner Cedar Rapids a daughter. May 17 Louann and Dan Kinney Cedar Rapids a daughter Susan and Nathaniel Rhodes a son Juliana and Tom Caruthers a son Bernice Cadwallader a daughter Collene and Richard Lovell Center Point a daughter Denise and Glenn Lehrman Mechanicsville a son. 11:02 p.m. Saturday unknown to straw at First Avenue and Park Court SE. 12:46 p.m. Sunday medical emergency at 629 22nd Ave SW. 5:28 p.m. Sunday possible short in wiring at 3750 Williams Blvd SW. 7:36 p.m. Sunday medical emergency at 2617 Otis Road SE.
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Marcella
Marcee
Christian
Heerner St
Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Marcella Becicka
Swisher Trust and Savings Bank and Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Cedar Rapids Credit Union Center
American Business Women’s Association
Eugene Christian
Lumir Bechcka
Swisher
Rita Taylor
Wayne
Cynthia
Sonia
Rebecca
Tresa
Eugeni
Allan Christian
First Lutheran Church
George W. Carlson
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Brush Chapel
Donna
Randall Heitman
Marengo
Mary
Richard Lange
Cottage Grove Ave
Linda
Michael Feye
Janet
Archie Faulkner
Jacelyn Drive
Louann
Dan Kinney
Gary Ave
Susan
Nathaniel Rhodes
Park Towne Lane
Brenda
Nathan Humbert
Ripon St
Juliana
Tom Caruthers
Summer Circle
Bernice Cadwallader
Center Point Road
Collene
Richard Lovell
Center Point
Denise
Glenn Lehrman
Mechanicsville
Straw
First Avenue
Park Court
22Nd Ave
Williams Blvd
Otis Road
Night Nature Walk and Art Exhibit Schedule
Tonight feature a full moon nature walk at Indian Creek Nature Center from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Members pay 50 cents while non members pay 1 dollar. An art exhibit of seniors theses runs 7 to 9 p.m. at McAuley Art Gallery Mount Mercy College. Movies list appears on page 14A.
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Indian Creek Nature Center
Otis Road
McAuley Art Gallery
Mount Mercy College
Seniors to speak at Mid-Prairie commencement ceremony
In Kalona a Mid-Prairie tradition continues as three seniors are chosen by classmates to speak Tuesday at the high school commencement. Philip McAndrew Krista Miller and Lisa Kempf will present with Kempf reading an original poem and McAndrew and Miller delivering Senior Reflections.
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Kalona
Philip McAndrew
Krista Miller
Rural Kalona
Lisa Kempf
Wellman
Correction list notes obituary spelling and store move dates
The Gazette notes a mis-spelled surname in Helen Pattee's obituary and errors in a Sunday report about Sanford store relocation. The store will stay at Third Avenue SE through June 30 and open July 1 at 420 Second Ave SE. Readers may call 398 8313 with complaints.
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Gazette
Sanford
Second Ave. SE
Third Avenue SE
The
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Marion
June Stephens
Los Alamos
N.M
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Harry Hazewinkel
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Vernon V. Bartlett
Route 1
Searsboro
Dorothy Schoff
Cherry Burrell
Kenwood Park
Alexander Lammers
Quincy
Ill
Martin Brothers
Altorfer Machinery
Ethel Herzog
Thomas
Minneapolis
Frank L. Martin Sr
St. Francis Catholic Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Edmund J. Becker
All Saints Catholic Church
Stewart Funeral Home
Berthold J. Newburger
Kansas City
Coral Gables
Fla
B.J. Newburger
Walter Hiersteiner
Shawnee Mission
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Arthur R. Haage
Norway
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Dolores Schulte
St. Michael’s Church
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Catholic Order of Foresters of
Haage
Robert
Ronald
Richard
Delbert Darrow
Robert J. Saunders
St. Michael’s Cemetery
St. Michael’s School
St. Michael’s Chapel
George Brosh Funeral Home of
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Whittier
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Andrew Bowles
Clay W. Peck
Whitter
Warren Smith
Whittier Society of Friends
American Friends Service Committee
Arizona
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Elsie Colvin
Elsa Rose
Mary Shakespear
Santa Cruz
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Glenn N. Bender
Oak Shade Cemetery
Fred Alexander
Lisbon
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