Deaths in Cedar Rapids Area Prompt Multiple Obituaries
Viasta Albina Hradek 89 of Cedar Rapids died Oct 29 in Littleton Colorado where she lived since 1979. Born March 1 1891 in Clarkson Nebraska she attended Fremont Normal Teachers College and a Cleveland business school. Graveside burial is pending at Oak Hill Cemetery Cedar Rapids. Delmar Reincke 76 of 1403 Fourth St NW died at a Cedar Rapids hospital with services pending at Turner Chapel West. Minnie Beattie former Cedar Rapids resident died in Fort Lauderdale Florida with services pending at Turner Chapel East. Vernon C Nelson Route 3 Marion died in a Cedar Rapids hospital with services pending at Baxter Memorial Chapel Marion.
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Viasta Albina Hradek
Cedar Rapids
Littleton
Colo
Clarkson
Neb
Fremont Normal Teachers College
Fremont
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph J. Hradek
Oak Hill Cemetery
Delmar Reincke
Fourth St. NW
Turner Chapel West
Minnie Beattie
Fort Lauderdale
Turner Chapel East
Vernon C. Nelson
Marion
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Memorial services and funerals in several Iowa communities
Memorial services are planned for Grace A. Scott at Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church with burial at Prairie Chapel Cemetery. Friends may visit tonight at Murdoch Chapel and at the church after 10 a.m. Saturday. Memorial funds are announced. Russell D. Hall’s service is at Cedar Memorial Chapel with military rites by Hanford Post No. 5. burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Heart Association or a church memorial fund. Mary Ann Kubasa dies at 55. cremation follows, with memorial at Meth-Wick Manor Chapel and burial in Czech National Cemetery. Memorial gifts go to St. Luke's Student Nursing Association, Kidney Foundation, or American Diabetes Association. Multiple other obituaries list service times across Anamosa, Belle Plaine, Guttenberg, Manchester, Monona, Monticello, Postville, Traer, and surrounding areas. Burial sites include Golden Cemetery and church cemeteries. rosaries and calling hours noted.
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Mary Ann Kubasa
Meth- Wick Manor
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
George
Meth-Wick Manor
Gordon Freeburg
Czech National Cemetery
The
Kidney Foundation
American Diabetes Association
Brush Chapel
Anamosa
Leo Machart
Goettsch's
Belle Plaine
Calvin
Cal
Fullmer
First Lutheran Church
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Guttenberg
E. Bahis
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Elkport
Tuecke’s
Manchester
Edna Kehrli
Community Congregational Church
Bahnenkamp- Vernon's
Golden Cemetery
Ryan
Monona
Kenneth G. Tilson
Fair Grove
Schultz's
Monticello
John
Gertrude) Webber
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Friends
Devaney-Reiff
Postville
Dorothy Douglass
Community Presbyterian Church
Schutte’s
Traer
Carl R. Burmeister
St. Paul Catholic Church
Buckingham Cemetery
Overton’s
Prices rise in October led by sugar and pepper gains
Consumer food prices edged up 0.5 percent in October after a 0.2 percent drop in September. Sugar jumped 23 percent and black pepper 11.4 percent steering the rise, with beef, dairy, bakery, poultry and eggs higher while fresh fruits and vegetables and fish saw declines. Energy fell 0.4 percent for the second straight month.
Surge in October job seekers meets steady payroll total
The Labor Department reports October sees a large rise in job market entrants while employment stays at 97.2 million. Unemployment climbs to 8 million, lifting the rate to 7.8 percent, with whites at 6.7 percent and non whites at 14.3 percent. Minority teenagers fall to 37.8 percent and full time workers hold at 7.3 percent.
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Labor Department
Ballots Arrive Just In Time for Anthonys Vote
The Rev Tom Anthony and his wife Lorraine moved from Marion to Missouri and faced registration hurdles. After requesting absentee ballots they were mailed late and delivered at the airport by an elderly helper for a Cedar Rapids ballot drop. Auditor Kopel helped arrange the drop and the ballots were counted.
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Tom Anthony
Lorraine
Anthonys
St. Charles
St. Louis
Missouri
Marion
Anthony
the Gazette
Linn County Auditor’s Office
Cedar Rapids
Kopel
Ozark
Gordon Thompson
Linn County
Nursing home voting glitches spur call for earlier registration
Betty Van Dellen and Jeff Krumbholz describe voters at Crestview Acres and Cedar Rapids Care Center facing registration and absentee ballot mix ups. They urge earlier registration efforts, training for nursing home staff, and mailed registration post cards during absentee ballot requests.
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Betty van Dellen
Crestview Acres
Jeff Krumbholz
Cedar Rapids Care Center
Fifth Ave
Elections Office
Langenberg
Spray
Weather Report with Varied Forecast Data
The report notes November totals and normals, a detailed set of temperatures and winds, sun rise and set times, and a two day to several day forecast. It documents national and regional conditions including Pacific Northwest storms, rainfall in Olympia Seattle and Newport, and temperatures across Minnesota Michigan Florida and Arizona.
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Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon Coast
Olympia
Wash
Mississippi Valley
New York
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Ohio Valley
Alamosa
Colo
San Luis Valley
Louisiana
Florida
Mercury
Daytona Beach
Fla
Plains
California
Vital Statistics Birth Notices and Addresses
A list of birth announcements dated Nov 6 for multiple couples with given addresses in Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha and other nearby cities. Entries include Nancy and Gary Svestka a daughter Angela and Raul Vasquez a son Barbara and Daryl Henry a son Kathy and Steven Parker a daughter Dorothy and Joel Hertz a daughter Kathy and Robert Allard a son and other couples with full names and locations. Time stamps note 10 18 a m and 2 26 p m with locations indicating brush and bushes at given street intersections.
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Angela
Raul Vasquez
Illinois St. SW
Barbara
Daryl Henry
20Th St
Marion
Kathy
Steven Parker
11Th Ave
Hiawatha
Dorothy
Joel Hertz
Mount Vernon
Robert Allard
Central City
Iran accuses Iraq over oil minister hostage claim
Iran denounces Iraqi reports that Oil Minister Mohammad Tondgayan was injured or killed after capture near Abadan on November 2. Tehran blames Baghdad for his life and calls for his release with ICC and Red Cross pressure to aid efforts.
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Ner
Trattner
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Iran
Iraq
Mohammad Tondgayan
Abadan
Tondgayan
Islamic Republic of Iran
Baghdad
Mohammad Javad Tondgayan
Tehran
International Red Cross
Tondguyan
Man injures in farm fall near Alice
Norman Baty a 56 year old Route 1 Walker man was hurt when he fell from a skylight on a roof about 12 to 15 feet onto a cement floor at a residence four miles north of Alice. He was taken by sheriff unit to Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids for X rays and evaluation.
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Alice
Norman Baty
Walker
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Baty
Linn Sheriffs Deputies
Sheriff's Rescue
Sheriff's Department
Pilot drinking blamed in Cedar Rapids fatal plane crash
NTSB investigator says alcohol in pilot Moloschnikow's blood contributed to the Oct 16 crash near Cedar Rapids killing two Minnesota men. Weather and other factors were considered, but alcohol remain strongest factor. The final cause determination will come from Washington in about three months.
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Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Gene Roth
National Transportation Safety Board
The
Gazette
Chicago
Valeriy
Larry) Moloschnikow
St. Louis Park
Minn
John Ralph Barnhart
Burnsville
Federal Aviation Administration
Moloschnikow
NTSB
Iowa
Roth
Federal Flight Service
Ozark
Air Freight Inc
Red Roof Inn
Barnhart
Moloschnikov
Washington
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes Sundays at Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa. Rates include 1.65 weekly carrier and mail options with 7 issues per week or Sunday editions.
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Cedar Rapids
Thezette Company
Third Ave
R Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Community theater and music events tonight
Tonight features Our Town at Marion High School Auditorium with 7 30 p.m. showtime and 2 admission for adults and 1 for students Reservations are 377 9891 Also You Cant Take It With You plays 8 p.m. at Jefferson High School Little Theatre with 2 adults 1 50 children and seniors Reservations 398 2344 Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander at Kirkwood Iowa Hall coffeehouse 7 30 p.m. with 2 adults 1 student Reservations 398 5656 Faculty recital at Clapp Recital Hall U of I 8 p.m. featuring Ayres Cross Reiter Davis Greenhoe Wendt and others Free Friends of the Library fundraiser 6 9 p.m. Riverside Roundhouse admission 1
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Our Town
Marion High School
Jefferson High School
Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood
Kirkwood Drama Department
Thomas Ayres
Norma Cross
Jocelyn Reiter
Thomas L. Davis
David Greenhoe
Charles Wendt
Clapp Recital Hall
U of I. Free
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Dave Rasdal
Merle Kopel
Cedar Rapids Senior Citizen and Handicapped Bus Service
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
Casa Grande
Ariz
Coralville Lake
Seattle
Newport
Ore
Astoria
National Weather Service, Noaa
US Dept. of Commerce
Prema
Sioux Falls
Anchorage
Atlanta
Miarmi
Bismarck
River Stages
Nashville
LaCrosse
N.orleans
Lansing
Denver
New York Dam
Duluth
Honolulu
Phoenix
Houston
McGregor
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Clinton
C.R
Travelers
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Teres Tenn
Detroit
Peewee
Kansas City
Terre Rere
Milwaukee
St.Paul
Omaha
Nancy
Gary Svestka
Third St. SW
St. Luke's
Thomas J. Shaheen
Joyce M. Braunheim
Ronald E. Stoddard
Cris E. Bingham
Avery A. Simoons
Arlene M. Reese
Francis H. Everett
Cyrilla E. Kellner
Mark K. Crowley
Janet L. Brace
Los Gatos
Calif
John Roger
Patricia Joan Morrow
Harry L
Kathryn L. Simonsen
Mark Thomas
Ramona
Jean Nutt
Ann E
Raymond L. Rink
Karen
Barry Binger
Mary Ann
Robert A. Renk
Edward M
Barbara L. Blando
Audrey Lee
Gerald
Edward Kelly
Kathleen Mae
Adelbert Charles Robbins
Patricia M
Lonnie D. Wheeler
Kathleen Raye
David V. Owens
John Erin
Gayle Elizabeth Mathis
Marsha Jane
Thomas Osterkamp
Brush
Bowling St
42Nd Street
Sherman Street
Friends of Library
Friends of the Library
Riverside Roundhouse
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue S
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