Notable Obituaries From Cedar Rapids Area Deaths
A group of death notices for Central Iowa residents includes A Marvin Braverman of Washington D C formerly of Cedar Rapids an attorney and public figure with UNESCO and State Department roles. Also listed are Cleamon M Vare of Seneca Wis a former Cedar Rapids resident and several local residents with funeral details and burial sites across Iowa Wisconsin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Marvin Braverman
Washington, D.C
Cedar Rapids
Anne Moore Jones
Unesco
U.S. State Department
Overseas Schools Advisory Committee
International Oceanographic Foundation
Cleamonr M. Vare
Seneca
Wis
Prairie du Chien
Eastman
Mary Wall
Mr. Vare
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Milwaukee Railroad
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Cleamour G
Garrity Funeral Home
St. Patrick’s Hall
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Grant Wood area agency board OKs 1983 84 budget
Grant Wood Area Education Agency board unanimously approved a 1983 84 budget of 16 235 690 following a public hearing. Robert Wills of the education association criticized prior spending and urged staff cuts while noting a 4 5 percent carryover and recent non personnel costs. The plan trims two vacant positions and includes a 3 percent salary rise and a film budget near 280 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Robert Wills
Grant Wood Education Association
Wills
Cliff Ehlinger
Division of Media
Grant Wood
Vital Statistics: births and incidents list from Marion area
A compiled Vital Statistics update records multiple births on dates in November at Marion addresses including Charlotte Vanderhamm and a daughter, Kathleen Kloft, Cristie Compton, Karen Oltmann, Teresa Kitts, Marchell Pickart, Shirley Lindsey, Ann Abernathy, Donna Stafford, Kelli Alef, with Perth Australia noting a son for Kathy Shelton and Des Shelton. Also listed are various obituaries and times of police and emergency responses across multiple Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown addresses with incident notes from Sunday and Monday evenings and early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald L. Hulsebus
Central City
Linn County
Hulsebus
Dennison
Rose Marie Dudley
Ryan
Dow City
Rockwell-Collins
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Cedar Rapids
Jeffrey
Jason
Boyd Hulsebus
Richard
Sioux City
Beverly Svitak
Howell, Neb
Deborah Huisinga
Shirley Hulsebus
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
John Morrison
Troy Mills
Murdoch’s
Kathleen
Leonard Kloft
Seminole Ave
Cristie
James Compton
Pioneer Ave
Karen
Denny Oltmann
32Nd St
Teresa Kitts
First Ave
Marchell
Gerald Pickart
Blairstown
Shirley
Errol Lindsey
Elaine Driver
Ann
Larry Abernathy
Vinton
Donna
Timothy Stafford
Pebble Drive
Kelli
Terry Alef
Blairs Ferry Road
Corrections Clarifications For The Gazette
Fred R. Johnson is lieutenant governor of Zone 7 of the Iowa District of Optimist International. The zone was listed incorrectly in Sundays Gazette. The Gazette will respond to complaints about accuracy fairness and completeness of reports and headlines. Corrections will be published in this space. Phone 398 8313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Johnson
Fourth Ave. SE
Iowa
Optimist International
Iowa urged to lure high tech firms with research tax breaks
A 11 member Governor's Task Force on High Technology urged Iowa to act quickly to attract high tech industry. The plan calls for university near Iowa and Ames campuses research centers, tax credits for R and D, support services, and stronger math science language and retraining programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Ray
University of Iowa Oakdale
Iowa State University
Ames
David Swanson
Iowa Development Commission
University of Iowa
Supreme Court to rule on fear risk before TMI restart
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if fears of recurring catastrophe must be weighed before resuming operations at Three Mile Island after the 1979 reactor accident near Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The court action follows a lower court ruling that psychological harm to nearby residents should be considered by federal officials before May resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Three Mile Island
Harrisburg
New York
New Jersey
Nebraska
United States
Massachusetts
California
Oregon
Cougar
Wash
Mount St. Helens
Calvary Baptist Academy official says Sunday school insufficient
The Calvary Baptist Christian Academy supervisor testified that one hour of Sunday school weekly is not enough to teach all aspects of daily living. The trial concerns private school legality under Iowa law, with parents challenging state rules on certified teachers and public reporting. The case lists the school district and education department as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Iowa
Calvary Baptist Christian Academy
Church School
Don Smith
Randy Johnson
Smith
Christ
Muscatine
Kentucky
Missouri
King Vidor Dies at 87 in California Ranch
Famous silent film director King Vidor died Monday at his Willow Creek ranch between Los Angeles and San Francisco. The five time Oscar nominee, who directed Northwest Passage and The Champ, passed away from congestive heart failure at 7:30 a.m. His longtime physician Dr. Stanley Hoffman noted quiet passing at home. The Academy awarded him a 1979 special achievement honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso Robles
Calif
King Vidor
Vidor
Stanley Hoffman
Willow Creek
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hoffman
Vidtor
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Billy the Kid
Marion Davies
Kennedy Announces Dismantling of Cuban Missile Bases
On this date in 1962 President John F Kennedy announced that Soviet missile bases in Cuba were being dismantled, easing an international crisis that had brought the United States and the Soviet Union to the brink of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
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John M. Stoner
Mount Vernon
Morgan Funeral Home
Stanley W. Mally
Heritage Acres
VA Hospital
Iowa City
FMC Link-Belt Corp
American Legion
Hanford Post
Marie Jennings
Joseph Hoffman
Fred
Milroy
Kuba Funeral Home
Jack Hooten
Sharon United Methodist Church
Czech National Cemetery
American Legion Hanford Post
Hartson
Alfred A
Richard Lehmann
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Marion
Dunkard
Toddville
Medberry
Nicholas Donald Edward
First Lutheran Church
Richard J. Mayfield
Gary D. Hunstad
Cedar Memorial Park
Turner Chapel
Barnhizer
W. Dean
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Lloyd Brockmeyer
Lynch
Blake Blvd
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Keota
Justin David Watson
John
Susan Jenkins Watson
Powell’s
Keota Cemetery
Manchester
Gregory Theodore Larson
Flagstaff
Ariz
Bohnenkamp-Vernon’s. Masonville
Kathryn R. Moroney
Winthrop
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Mary’s
Friends
Bohnenkamp-Vernon
American Cancer Society
Arthur “Fritzie” Wallace
Newton
Wyoming
First United Methodist Church
Wallace’s
Grant Wood Board OK
Mary Burke
Satte County
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Kathy Gutz
Dwight Bode
Constance
Steven King
Lindale Drive
Charlotte
Kenneth Vanderhamm
Park Ave
St. Luke’s
Perth
Australia
Kathy
Des Shelton
Larry Steinbach
Lauren Drive
Marshalltown
Anne
Tom Abernathy
Sda
Mrs Morris Ludwick
33Rd Ave. SW
Erwin V. Parish
Theresa J. Glass
Michael E. Graves
Sue
Ann E. Day
David A. Sutton
Andrea L. Luerkens
To Marie
Arthur Wilks
Marilyn Jeanne
Daniel Duane Rathbun
Shannon Marie
Thomas Gerald Trachta
Lee
Randy Walker
Knollwood Drive
Bever Park
Northwood Drive
Sixteenth Avenue
Second Street
12Th St
Edgewood Road
G Ave
Sixth St
Elaine Drive
Shaver Road
20Th Ave
Swanson
Ray
TMI
Boston
United Way Service
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
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