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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1982
Page
2
Obituaries and death notices for Alfred A. Hartson and infant Nicholas Medberry, plus memorial services for Ramsey, Bond, Milner, Braverman, and Lindsey. Includes survivor details, burial sites, visitation hours, and memorial fund notes from Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities.
EPA study conducted by 54 scientists finds sulfur dioxide from Midwest power plants harming lakes fish and forests in the Northeast and parts of Canada. The 1,200 page report prepared under FOIA is released for technical review and could renew criticism of U.S. policy on emissions.
Birth announcements list Barbara Young and Howard Young on Ninth Ave SW with a son Brenda and Larry Adams in Amana with a son Deeanna Johnson and Douglas Johnson in Elm Ave SE with a son Janet Logan and Dona Logan in Van Horne with a daughter Ann Meyer and Michael Meyer on Ryan Ave in Hiawatha with a son Stulken at Park View Drive Marion with a son Jajko at F Ave NE with a son. Emergency logs note medical emergencies at addresses including East Post Road SE Center Point Road NE Third Ave SE Fourth Ave SE 27th St NE Bever Ave SE First Ave NE Bever Ave SE Vernon Drive SE First Ave SE and Wilson Ave SW plus a roof fire probe at Fourth Ave SE.
Early Sunday a crash on FE Avenue injured Connie Pusateri a 17 year old passenger and Douglas Mickell 19 who drove the car. Pusateri remained in Mercy Hospital ICU with lacerations while Mickell was treated and released. Dennis Williamson 22 of Cedar Rapids faced drunk driving and driving left of center charges.
An 18 month old Davenport boy died of asphyxiation after falling head first into a five gallon mop water bucket at home. Police and emergency responders aided the child before he was transported to Cedar Rapids hospital for later autopsy.
Washington Post reports a Sandia led NRC study using CRAC2 projects worst case reactor accidents could cause over 100000 early deaths and more than 300 billion dollars in damage at some U S sites. Salem New Jersey shows highest toll with Wilmington Delaware area affected.
Flexsteel Industries Inc delays reopening its three strike bound plants in Elgin Illinois as workers vote today at 10 a.m. on a new contract proposal. Jim Schiltz director of labor relations at the Dubuque plant declined comment on the terms of the proposal.
James Tinker 40 assumes post as Mercy Hospital administrator in Cedar Rapids replacing Bernard Grahek. Formerly vice president for administration at Oakwood Hospital Dearborn Michigan he led new inpatient services and private clinics and served on Health Emergency Medical Services Inc. board. He holds a master’s in hospital administration from the University of Michigan and a long career at Wisconsin and Delaware medical centers. He and wife Jean have three daughters.
Lavern Boots, 61, of Rowley, was operating a corn-picking machine near Toddville when his left arm was caught. Rescued by Linn County deputies and Lifeguard, he was flown to St Luke's then moved to Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids for surgery and remained in fair condition. Surgeons did not amputate. Initial rescue hampered by Interstate 380 construction.
The Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Carriers tainted rates and mail subscription options listed. prices include Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues for 9.20 every four weeks and 95.00 yearly. outside states 125.00 yearly. some areas excluded from mail service.
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