Memorial for Jo Catalano Iowa City native and donor
Josephine Abbot Smith Catalano born December 9 1926 at Jefferson Barracks Missouri died May 16 2020 of natural causes. She graduated Allegheny College in 1948 married Cosmo Anthony Catalano Sr. In 1966 moved to Iowa City worked at a local radio station and Johnson County Extension Office. Body donated to University of Iowa Anatomy department. Memorial service planned at Trinity Episcopal Church with gifts to Iowa City Hospice Cosmo and Josephine S Catalano Fellowship Fund Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Leo Ani Catalano
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University of Iowa Anatomy Department
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University of Iowa Foundation
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Tear gas used as Des Moines protest turns tense near police HQ
Des Moines police fired tear gas to disperse several hundred protesters gathered outside the downtown police headquarters after a peaceful rally linked to the George Floyd case. Officers in helmets and shields faced shouting demonstrators as blocks near the Capitol were closed to traffic.
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Atlanta mayor tells protesters to go home amid unrest
Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms sharply urged demonstrators to end violence in downtown Atlanta. Surrounded by hip hop figures and civil rights leaders, she condemned the destruction of police cars and windows as not representing nonviolent protest or MLK's legacy and urged anyone who loves the city to go home.
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Arrests in Floyd case calm city unrest and curfew
Protests surge across the United States after the death of George Floyd. Derek Chauvin, 44, faces third degree murder and second degree manslaughter charges for kneeling on Floyd's neck. Floyd died after being restrained, with an autopsy citing contributing health factors. A curfew was ordered in Minneapolis, with leaders and officials weighing how to enforce it amid rising tensions.
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Cedar Rapids
Wayne Jerman
Reynolds Leads Iowa Responding To Floyd Death Protests
Iowa officials including Gov. Kim Reynolds denounced George Floyds death as horrifying and called for justice while organizing peaceful protests and condemning violence. Des Moines saw rioting, with Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and Waterloo planning events to address racism and police brutality.
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