Death notices for Peter Tod Lewis and other Cedar Rapids figures
Peter Tod Lewis 50, University of Iowa professor and Electronic Music Studios director, died of cancer in La Jolla California. He was an internationally recognized composer with awards from 1978 to 1981 and taught at multiple institutions. Memorials and a concert are planned. Also listed are deaths of Neva Bowser 78, Emlin A. McNamara 80, Elwood V. Easley 82, Harold F Hill Sr. 63, Muriel M Lewis 80, Lenore Hasek Carroll 84, and several obituary notices with funeral details and survivors.
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Peter Tod Lewis
University of Iowa
eLaJolla
Calif
Lewis
American Composers Alliance
National Endowment For the Arts
Friedheim
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D.C
U of I Electronic
D.E. Lewis
California
Rhode Island
Geoffrey
Nancy Peck
New York
Mary Magnusson
Iowa
University of Iowa School of Music
Clapp Recital Hall
U of I Foundation
Neva Marie Bowser
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Maplewood Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Martelle
Hayward H. Bowser
Cora Faye Myers Binley
Viola
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch’s
Lloyd Brockmeyer
Linwood Cemetery
Emlin A. McNamara
Prairieburg
McNamara Funeral Home
Anamosa
Anamosa High School
Cincinnati College of Embalming
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jeannette Griffin
Maldean McLaughlin
McNamara
Larry Conmey
Bernard
Ryan
Bernice Quinn
Redlands
Generose Ely
Niles
Mich
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Goettsch Funeral Home
Holy Cross Cemetery
Muriel M. Lewis
Kerry Lane
Marion
Jerome A. Lewis
Eastern Star
Sharon Lane
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Grant Wood Education Association
Iowa City
Memorial Services for Tow and Zuber Held Today
Memorial services for Robert L. Tow Sr. and William H. Zuber were held today at All Saints Catholic Church and Middle Amana Church respectively. Burial followed with military honors for Tow by American Legion Hanford Post 5. Zuber was cremated/entombed with church burial. memorial funds were established for both. Richard Tow of League City Texas was listed as Robert in prior obituary information. Arrangements by Stewart Funeral Home and Hoover-Valentine's Marengo.
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Harold Franklin Hill Sr
13Th Ave
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Olin
Hildegarde Kraus
Monmouth, Ill
Kingston Stadium
American Association of Retired Persons
American Legion
Hanford Post
Local 55
Service Employees International Union
Harold Jr
Marshalltown
George
Kenneth
Plano
Ill
Robert
John Floyd
Winfield
Kan
Carol Franck
Sharon Dziewanowski
George Jr
James
Walter
Mahlon
Richard
Falls Church
Cleo Williams
Tacoma
Wash
Betty Hill
Puyallup
Naomi Echeverria
Mountain Home
Idaho
Nancy Lacy
Turner Chapel West
Mary A. White
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Hanford Post 5
Tow
Robert L. Sr
All Saints Catholic Church
Edmund J. Becker
Mount Calvary Cemetery
American Legion Hanford Post
Richard Tow
League City
Texas
Stewart Funeral Home
Zuber
William H
Bill
Middle Amana
Charles L. Selzer
Bill Zuber
Amana
Birth announcements from Vital Statistics November four
Pamela and Dwayne Miskell of 1340 Linnview Drive Main welcome a son. St Luke's notes births on November 3 for Joy Huddles ton of 4900 Council St NE a daughter. Carman and Tom Rosburg of Shellsburg welcome a daughter. Debra and Byron First of Monticello welcome a daughter. Keeley and Donald Gilbertson Route 1 Marion a son. Julia Kunz 507 16th Ave SW and Gregory Kunz a son. Denise and Norman Dochterman 911 Old Marion Road NE welcome a daughter.
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Pamela
Dwayne ‘Miskell
Linnview Drive
Main
St. Luke’s
Carman
Tom Rosburg
Shellsburg
Debra
Byron
Monticello
Keeley
Donald Gilbertson
Marion
Julia
Gregory Kunz
16Th Ave
Denise
Norman Dochterman
Old
Marion Road
Iowa plan would require inmates to serve about 20 percent before parole review
Des Moines UPI reports the Iowa Board of Parole approved a flexible plan where inmates would generally serve two years and four months of a sentence before serious parole consideration. The proposal, part of code amendments, would not set mandatory minimum terms, and currently a 10 year sentence often faces release after four years eight months.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Board of Parole
Ames Gritzner
Volcano science class explodes injures high school student
Bill Sheridan a 17 year old sophomore at Dexfield High School suffered facial and arm burns in a gunpowder eruption during a volcano science demonstration. He was flown to University Hospitals Iowa City in stable condition with burns to the face right arm and wrist.
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United Press International
Central Iowa
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Bill Sheridan
Dexfield High School
Joanne Brumm
Brumm
Sheridan
Woman dies in farm accident in Iowa
Sandy Rosauer, 25, of rural Danbury, Iowa, died after being entangled in the power take-off of a tractor. The incident occurred Wednesday, with death announced Thursday by Woodbury County Sheriff Charles Hertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Iowa
Sandy Rosauer
Woodbury County
Charles Hertz
Marines patrol East Beirut as Lebanon peace force grows
U S Marines patrolled the Christian enclave of East Beirut with a 14 man detachment and cooperated with the Lebanese army as calls spread for a longer Beirut Damascus Highway patrol and possible expansion of the tri national peacekeeping force. Washington flagged a hypothetical possible expansion and new patrol routes amid talks in Damascus with Syrian officials. Israel announced plans to settle 1.4 million Jews on the West Bank over 30 years drawing U S criticism as unwelcome and a challenge to peace efforts.
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United Press Internaon
U.S
East Beirut
State Department
Lebanon
Morris Draper
Damascus
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Palestine Liberation Organization
Draper
Beirut
Washington
Alan Romberg
Beirut-Damascus
Syria
Romberg
Bekaa Valley
Tri-National
Israel
West Bank
U.S. State Department
Jordan
United States
Cedar Rapids seeks 5 to 7 superintendent finalists from 66 apps
Cedar Rapids Community school board will review 66 superintendent applications in a closed session with consultants Ray Nyst rand and Bruce McPherson. The board plans to interview five to seven candidates in the next two weeks and announce the finalists in a 2 p.m. public session at the district offices.
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Cedar Rapids
Ray Nystrand
Louisville
Bruce McPherson
Cedar
Linn County Election Cost Totals 58 Thousand Dollars
Linn County spent about 58 000 for Tuesday's general election equating to roughly 93 cents per voter from 62 343 ballots cast. The bill includes 21 000 for printing computerized ballots and 25 000 for 375 poll workers plus mileage, overtime, and legal notices.
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Linn County
Merle Kopel
Kopel
Linda Langenberg
Four Drivers Sentenced for Drunk Driving in Winneshiek
In Winneshiek County District Court Judge William Klotzbach sentenced Curtis Falder Timothy Schrandt Leonard Ament and Lani McIntire on drunk driving charges. Falder Schrandt and Ament received suspended sentences with two year probation a $300 fine and DUI course. McIntire got two separate sentences totaling jail time along with fines probation and AA participation.
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Decorah
Winneshiek County District Court
William Klotzbach
Curtis Falder
Timothy J. Schrandt
Rural Ridgeway
Leonard J. Ament
Lani Wayne McIntire
Winneshiek County
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tip for Traveling Photographers Care and Gear
When traveling overseas, fit a haze filter to protect the lens and keep it on. It won’t hinder photography and helps prevent damage. Bring spare camera batteries as availability abroad is limited and prices are often higher than in the United States.
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United States
Recorder prepares for Linn non-resident hunting license rush
Linn County Recorder E. F. Pat Kane says high demand is expected for non-resident hunting licenses the day before Iowa pheasant season opens. Office hours run to 6 p.m. at 930 First St. SW. He names 14 sales outlets including Healy's Kmart centers and Drug Town locations. Licenses cost 35 dollars plus a 3 habitat stamp and a 5 pheasant stamp.
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E. F
Pat” Kane
Linn County
Iowa
Recorder
First St
Kane
Healy’s
Kmart
Larry’s Archery
the Outdoorsman
Cedar Rapids
Beranek’s Hardware
Mount Vernon
Marion
Dufoe Hardware
Center Point
Gambles
Central City
Diet Tip: Tea Suppresses Appetite and Satisfies Cravings
Dieters find hot tea cushions hunger when a craving hits. A warm cup lowers appetite with a low calorie sip. To curb a sweet tooth, add a mint sprig or a cinnamon stick to the tea cup.
Soviet amnesty marks 60th Bolshevik anniversary
Five years ago the Soviet Union announced a limited amnesty for prisoners to honor the sixtieth anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, but political dissidents appeared to be excluded from the gesture.
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Soviet Union
Corrections clarify Iowa House race results in Gazette issue
The Gazette clarifies that the 60-40 Democratic edge remains, with corrections to the 91st District where Dennis Balley’s margin was reported as 6,434 to 5,808 in favor but was actually 5,334 to 5,808 for Randy Hughes. In the 100th District Emil Pavich is identified as the Democratic incumbent winner from Council Bluffs. The paper will publish corrections for accuracy and completeness.
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Iowa
The
Gazette
Dennis Balley
Randy Hughes
Balley
Emil Pavich
Council Bluffs
the Gazette
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Lenore Hasek Carroll
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Margaret
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30Th St
Oceanside
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Southland St. SW
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William L. Teton
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Mark R. Bennett
Janet C. Kelsey
Ricky D. Bailey
Cathryn A. Bulen
J. Wayne Butcher II
Candy S. Nischwitz
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Lee A. Inman
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Linda M. Heitz
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Burns
C.R. School Board
Kurt Rogalin
Education Tite
Merlin A. Ludwig
Cajon Valley
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Elections Office
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