Celebration of Life for Michael Rouse in Clarence
Michael Wilbur Rouse 78 died May 16 2013 in Clarence Iowa funeral set for May 20 at Fry Funeral Home Tipton with 4 to 7 pm gathering. He donated his body to the University of Iowa and leaves a wife Karolyn, children Kim Marlo Todd Tim Tyler Kevin Galyn 14 grandchildren and several siblings. Memorials to Clarence Library Building Fund or Cedar County Volunteer Services.
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Oxford Junction
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Florence Francis Gerlich Rouse
Clarence High School
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Karolyn Ruth Hoege
Red Oak
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Amvets
Karolyn Rouse
Clarence
Kim Paulson
Eugene
Ore
Marlo
William) Peterson
Pleasant Hill
Todd
Sheila) Rouse
Olin
Tim
Monica) Rouse
Durant
Tyler
Deb
Rouse
Mechanicsville
Kevin
Jill) Paulson
Solon
Galyn
Robyn
Paulson
Roseburg
Anne Fetz
Sioux City
Jean
Donald) Maher
Gladys
Ronny) Hurtis
Macon
Raymond
Kathy) Rouse
Thomas
Ramona) Rouse
John
Mary Jo) Rouse
Princeton
Chester
Mary Brinkman
Betty Christopherson
Shawn Paulson
Clarence Library Building Fund
Cedar County Volunteer Services
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Readers are guided to email an obituary to a friend or relative and to view a listing of today’s services or search a historical obituary database at the Gazette obituary site.
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Unified sports camp builds bonds for students with autism
Nolan Burns started a pilot Unified sports program at Weber to help Peyton and peers with ASD. Educators praise improved social interaction, belonging, and confidence as mixed groups learn sports through short stations and noncompetitive play. The effort involves Weber staff, Grant Wood AEA, and University of Iowa experts, with plans to continue next year.
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Iowa Rail Plan Faces Budget Gap and Setback
McCoy and RAF leaders say there is no train money in the bill as state funding to close the gap for the Chicago to Quad Cities rail project is debated. Republicans argue passenger rail requires subsidies, opposing Gov Branstad's 5.5 million requests for two years. State officials study connecting Chicago to Omaha via Iowa, needing up to 20.6 million to secure an 87 million federal grant for upgrades. McCoy urges Branstad to lead in preserving or boosting rail funding or gas tax increases.
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Rebuild Iowa Plan allocates funds for prisons and campuses
The Rebuild Iowa infrastructure bill outlines 11.2 million for Mitchellville prison construction and 7 million for the Community Attraction and Tourism grant. It also staffs 42 million for Environment First, 21.8 for ISU Ag/Biosystems Complex Phase II, 10.3 for UNI Bartlett Hall, 9.8 for UI Dental Science Building, 5 million for state park infrastructure, 3 million for Fort Madison prison, 3 million for the State Housing Trust Fund, 2.5 million for Lake Delhi dam, 1 million for Historical Building repairs, 27.9 million for Regents Tuition Replacement, 3 million for recreational trails, and 1.1 million for county fairs. The House may vote on a gas tax increase tied to ethanol issues amid signals that the measure may not surface this year.
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Miller defends IRS in hearing amid Tax-Exempt scrutiny
Treasury review found no evidence of political targeting by the IRS scandal and blamed poor management instead. Miller denied ideological targets and said he did not mislead Congress, though he acknowledged learning of inappropriate conduct in May 2012. He urged more funding to boost enforcement as Republicans press for accountability.
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