Death notices for Reincke Beattie Nelson Machart and others
Deaths include Delmar A. Reincke 76 of Cedar Rapids died after brief illness with service scheduled Monday at Turner Chapel West. Minnie Beattie 95 formerly of Cedar Rapids died in Florida with grave service Monday. Vernon C. Nelson 76 of Marion died after long illness with burial at Troy Mills. Leo J. Machart 78 of Anamosa, Rosary and burial details given. survivors listed for each. memorials and visitation details noted.
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Delmar A. Reincke
4Th St
Cedar Rapids
Postville
Iva White
Waukon
Reincke
Hubbard Ice and Fuel
Armstrong’s Department Store
Trinity Lutheran Church
Betty Gallagher
Cletus A. Reincke
Redondo Beach
Calif
Dorothy Groth
Turner Chapel West
Richard Thompson
Trinity Lutheran
Minnie M. Beattie
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Marion
Coe College
George Beattie
Oak Shade Cemetery
Glenn Bender
First Congregational Church
Turner Chapel East
Vernon C. Nelson
Route 3
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Mr. Nelson
Lila May Sauer
Troy Mills
Walker
Wilson Packing Company
Iowa State University
Ames
Jordan Grove Baptist Church
Central City
Irene Fay
Hiawatha
Norma Stimson
Decatur
Ill
Grace Moyer
Virgil
Jordan’s Grove Baptist Church
Mark Riggins
Anamosa
Charles West
Baxter Memorial
Leo J. Machart
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Goettsch’s
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Prairieburg
Couple choose cyanide in packed Maryland courtroom
In Rockville, Maryland, William Melton and his wife Tracy died of potassium cyanide after taking poison during the joint sentencing for drug charges. Post mortems confirmed cyanide ingestion as parents and relatives watched. authorities note no long sentences were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
UPI
William Melton
Tracy
Washington, D.C
Montgomery County
Walker man in good condition after 12 ft fall
Norman Baty, 56, of Walker was treated at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids for shoulder and back injuries after falling 10 to 12 feet through a skylight on the roof of the Walter Simons residence near Alice. Deputies reported he was repairing the roof when the skylight broke and he landed on a cement floor. He was transported by Center Point Ambulance and remained in stable condition late Friday.
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Norman Baty
Walker
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Alice
Linn
Baty
Walter Simons
Linn Sheriff's Deputies
Sheriffs Rescue Unit
Center Point Ambulance Service
Center Point
Highway 30
Burdette Drive
Larry
Todd Klotzbach
Eastview Drive
Larry Klotzbach
Michael R. Eggleston
Fort Dodge
Klotzbach
Glenda J. Klima
Gretchen Drive
Klima
Eggleston
UNICEF Drive Nets $1020 In Marion Area
A total of $1020 was collected for UNICEF in Marion with $720 raised by 150 youths from Ascension Lutheran Church First United Methodist Church and Wilkins Elementary School. An additional $300 came from Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church youth in rural Marion.
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Marion
Ascension Lutheran Church
First United Methodist Church
Wilkins
Prairie Chapel
Iowa aims to raise license fees and require boat liability coverage
The Iowa Conservation Commission will ask the Legislature to lift most fishing hunting and trapping license fees by two to fifteen dollars to generate an extra 655000 next year and 1.6 million the following year. Fishing licenses would rise two to eight dollars and hunting licenses five to eleven dollars while the habitat stamp is eliminated. The plan would lift annual license income from about 8.2 million to fund conservation programs. John Stokes said staff will also seek a bill requiring boaters to carry liability insurance or post up to 10000 bond after accidents, a proposal seen as controversial.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Iowa
Commission
Conservation Commission
John Stokes
Lands and Waters Department
Iran hostages crisis drags with new TV controls and currency order
Iran appoints temporary chiefs for television and radio to block deviant interviews as hostages remain. Tehran orders Iranians to exchange foreign currency by Nov. 12 to bolster war material funds while the United States weighs a response to Iran’s four conditions for releasing the 52 hostages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghotbzadeh
Abdul Karim Musavi
Iran
United States
Tehran Radio
Washington
State Department
U.S
John Trattner
Trattner
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Tehran
Carter
FNMA May Call Balance Of 30 Year Mortgage Rights
The Federal National Mortgage Association notes a one time option to call the remaining balance on a 30 year loan. If not exercised FNMA may renegotiate the rate with the homeowner or let the mortgage run to expiration. Unlike renegotiable rate mortgages FNMA does not guarantee financing for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houten
FNMA
Cedar Rapids police hunt shooter near George Easker home
Police investigate a Friday shooting at 1937 Cad Lane SW Cedar Rapids where a high powered rifle slug penetrated two doors and lodged in a kitchen cabinet. No injuries reported and a passing car is thought to be involved.
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Cedar Rapids
George Easker
Cad Lane
Easker
Basker
Dave Wilson
Mallory St. SW
Wilson
Corrections and Clarifications on Friday’s Civil Service Story
The Gazette notes a misspelling of Lt. James Neagle’s last name in a Linn County civil service examination report. A correction will appear in this space after review. Readers may call 398 8313 with accuracy concerns.
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James Neagle
Linn County Sheriff's Department
The
Gazette
Typhoon Betty Claims 10 More Victims In Philippines
Rescue workers counted 10 more deaths from Typhoon Betty raising the toll to 23 in the Philippines. Most new victims drowned in Pangasinan while 17 people remained missing including a paramilitary captain whose rubber boat capsized in Isabela. Damage to crops and infrastructure was about 42 million dollars as Betty moved from central Luzon to the South China Sea.
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Manila
Philippines
UPI
Philippine Red Cross
Pangasinan
Luzon
Isabela
South China Sea
Nation of Islands
Cancer researchers debate cancer causes and lifestyle role
Detroit AP reports University of Illinois researchers argue some scientists stress lifestyle over workplace factors in cancer causes. Dr. Joel Swartz criticizes the view that cancer is mainly self caused and says past occupational carcinogen exposure should not be trivialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
University of Illinois
Joel Swartz
Weather Report Highlights Clear to Partly Cloudy Extended
Midnight wind from the east at 7 mph. Sunday sun rises at 6 49 and sets at 4 52. Highs mid 40s to 50s Monday warming to 40s Tuesday and Wednesday. lows mid to low 30s. It was a warm day nationwide with many record highs. High wind warnings east of the Rockies. gale warnings along the Pacific Coast. Showers across the northern Rockies and northern Wyoming, northern Great Lakes, and northern Atlantic Coast.
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Indiana
Wyoming
Nevada
Mississippi
Upper
Midwest
Great Lakes
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Rockies
Pacific
Washington
Point Arena
Calif
Point Pines
Pacific Coast
New England
Atlantic Coast
Lower
Ohio Valley
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Reported
Nov 7 births listed include a son for Marsha Norenberg at 1100 W 14th Ave Marion and daughters for Linda Buckley and Kathleen Barnes among others. Incidents noted: clutch malfunction at Center Point Road and K Avenue NE at 1:26 PM, carburetor backfire near 4633 Council St NE at 2:09 PM, gas flush at 16th Avenue and Burdette Drive SW at 5:24 PM, and a medical emergency at 4101 16th Ave SW lot 18 at 6:04 PM Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Patrick Buckley
Sinclair Ave
Kathleen
Bobby Barnes
Eastview Ave
Paulette
Richard Bildstein
Vinton
Jackie
Michael Simoons
J St. SW
Pamela
Bruce Sheffel
Skyline Drive
Jamlyn
James Kyte
Monticello
Center Point Road
K Avenue
Council St
16Th Avenue
Burdette Drive
16Th Ave
Palo plant shuts down for minor water pump repair
The Duane Arnold Energy Center at Palo paused operations around 6 p.m. Wednesday to fix a cracked seal on a water recirculation pump. Operators describe the repair as minor and non-safety related and expect a restart over the weekend or Monday morning. The NRC is aware with representatives on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Palo
Horace Webb
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Webb
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Commission
Palo Plant
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