Deaths of Kenneth Halver and Homer Brooks
Notices list Kenneth Halver 62 died at McAllen General Hospital Texas after brief illness formerly Cedar Rapids postal worker retirement 1976 moved to McAllen operations director La Plaza Mall survived by wife and daughter and siblings services pending. Homer Brooks 91 of Cedar Rapids area died after long illness born 1888 married 1912, worked in landscaping and farming, survived by wife two sons a daughter seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren services set near Cedar Rapids with burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Kenneth Halver
McAllen General Hospital
McAllen
Texas
Mr. Halver
Cedar Rapids
Viola Kowalsky
Postal Service
la Plaza Mall
Diane Cordova
Raymond
Santa Ana
Calif
Russell
Lewistown
Mont
Bernice Petrik
Lambert, Mont
Kriedler Funeral Home
Homer Harrison Brooks
C St
Hopkinton
Nellie Mullen
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Stahl
Lisbon
Paul E
Fairfax, Minn
Robert H
Turner Chapel West
Nadim E. Saikaly
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Edith Mary Walsh
Ave
Mercy Hospital
Joseph A. Walsh
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
St. Gertrude’s Circle
Altar and Rosary Society
John H. Hayes
Emmett Murray
Charles City
Winifred Diserens
Santa Paula
Stewart Funeral Home
Virgil E. Heitman
Center Point
Kansas City
Waterloo
Darlene M. White
Davenport
Heitman
Army Air Corps
Air Force
Greg King
DeWitt
Clark Heitman
Cedar Falls
Mathilda Heitman
Jackson Williams
Stow
Ohio
Earl
Norbert
Cecil
John
Murdoch Chapel
Randolph Mueller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
National Cemetery
Rock Island, Ill
Randall court ruling upholds conflict and will fraud findings
Randall faced a bar association probe over conflicts in representing Myers in a Morningstar suit and in drafting a 1973 will naming Randall as sole beneficiary. The court called the conduct flagrant and inexcusable, rejected his memory defense, and noted suspicious actions surrounding the will kept in his desk. Myers’ farms net worth reached 4.25 million after his 1976 death.
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Myers
Randall
Bar Association Committee
Myers’ Farms
Gilbert Morningstar
Morningstars
Myers’ Farms Inc
Corporation
Morningstar
John Butler
American Bar Association
Cedar Rapids Leads Iowa Transit Center Effort
Cedar Rapids holds the strongest position among four Iowa communities seeking federal help for transportation centers. Iowa DOT Commissioner Don Gardner told Culver that Cedar Rapids is far along in planning and securing private sector commitment. Gardner confirmed plans include housing for the handicapped and elderly. Senator Bayh cited Cedar Rapids as a project commanding federal support for its services, with Sen. Jepsen also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Don Gardner
Iowa Department of Transportation
Culver
UMTA
Gardner
Senate Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
New Hope for the Disabled See Sunday’s Parade
Local feature highlights a parade event on Sunday offering visibility and support for disabled people. Community groups and volunteers organize activities aiming to foster inclusion and raise awareness.
Weather Report with regional highs and national temps
The report notes a high Tuesday of 37 with a cool pattern through November and flat precipitation, while extended forecast calls for fair mild conditions Friday to Sunday with highs in the 50s. National extremes show 87 in California and a 2 below zero low in Wyoming, plus scattered rain and snow in the Northeast and fog in Nebraska.
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New England
New York State
Vermont
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Florida
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
mid-Atlantic Coast
Upper
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic Coast
California
Pacific Northwest
San Joaquin Valley
Rockies
Arizona
Gulf Coast
Texas
Great Lakes
San Antonio
Newburgh
N.Y
Rumford
Maine
Boston
Mass
Tobyhanna
Westover Afb
Chicopee Falls
Worcester
West Palm Beach
Fla
Iran Seizure Crisis Shapes UN and Oil Politics
The article outlines Tehran's hostage crisis impact on global markets and diplomacy. It notes Carter's halt on Iranian oil purchases lifting the dollar, Iran's refusal to soften its stance, and possible UN Security Council action. It also discusses OPEC dynamics and Iran seeking support from other oil members.
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Carter
U.S
Bani Sadr
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Security Council
Tehran Radio
Births in Mercy and Clinton Areas Reported
The Vital Statistics section lists births at Mercy on November 13 a daughter for Debra and Timothy Fitzpatrick and a son for Sandra and Danny Nance. Carole and Stanley McGaffee another son. Lyn nette and Michael Attwood a son. Kandi and Steven Her gert a son. Nancy and Darold Sisco a daughter. Jer rie and Donald Duncan a daughter. Barbara and David Coates a daughter. In Clinton Ma dson couple Maurine and Tom had a daughter on November 11. Grandparents are Kenneth Madson and Robert Stonebraker. A date error is noted regarding Tuesday's Gazette. Gas flush noted at First Avenue and L Street West at 8:45 p.m.
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Sandra
Danny Nance
Grand Ave
Marion
Carole
Stanley McGaffee
Red Wing Road
Lynnette
Michael Attwood
Center Point
Kandi
Steven Hergert
Amana
Nancy
Darold Sisco
Solon
Jerrie
Donald Duncan
E Ave. NE
Barbara
David Coates
10Th St
Clinton
Maurine
Tom Madson
Kenneth Madson
40Th St. Drive
Robert Stonebraker
19Th St. SE
Reagan Outlines Federal Programs and Tax Cut Plan
Former California governor Ronald Reagan vows to push federal programs to the states and seeks statehood for Puerto Rico. He calls for a North American alliance with Canada and Mexico and deregulatory energy policy to spur domestic exploration. He faults government spending for inflation and unemployment and urges tax cuts. Reagan introduces his family after the speech.
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Puerto Rico
California
United States
Canada
Mexico
Carter
Reagan
U S seeks to block U N debate on Iran complaints
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance flew to New York to stop discussion by the U N Security Council of Iran's complaints against the United States. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter said the U S cannot negotiate under pressure from hostage issues. Carter hinted Vance could meet Iranian officials, but a veto hinges on six of 14 council members abstaining or opposing consideration.
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Tanjug
Bani Sadr
U.S
U.N. Security Council
OPEC
Iran
United States
Iranian Revolutionary Council
Shah
Khomeini
Sen
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Cyrus Vance
Security Council
Council
New York
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Kuwait
Carter
Pars
Ali Akbar Moinfar
Washington
State Department
Hodding Carter
Tehran
Vance
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
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Thomas
Margaret Riley
Turner Chapel East
Cleveland D. Smalls
Bethel A.M.E
Linwood Cemetery
Hekl
Julia Vyskocil
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
John Tanner
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Sokol Memorial Fund
Dunlap
Elsie W
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
David Roth
Kenwood Park United Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Clarence
Fred Evers
St. John's United Church of Christ
Chapman's
Decorah
Marjorie McLean
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Olson-Fjelstul
S. Decorah
Darrell Ramsay
Steine’s. North Liberty
Henry M. Meade
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Iowa City
Donohue-Lensing’s
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Postville
David M. Kiesau
San Bruno
Community Presbyterian Church
Schutte’s. Traer
Margaret
Maggie” Bohnstengel
Overton’s
Buckingham Cemetery
C.R. Project
Roger Jepsen
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Seedar Rapids
Seasons
Hardaware Four
Mt. Vernon R. SE
Weather Report
C.R. Weather
San Juan Capistrano
Laramie
Wyo
Coralville Lake
Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Port
Keith Ath
Cedar A.r
National Weather Service
Cronies
Atlanto
Miami
Bismarck
Nashville
Chicago
N.orleans
Denver
Honolulu
Houston
Sersrerenamenesese Secrece
Travelers
Cincinnati
Sue
PtCidy
Des Moines
Sunny
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Pat
Oma
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
America
Moon
John. E. Lapes
Third Avenue S.E
Abby
U.S. A
Debra
Timothy Fitzpatrick
Williams Court
St. Luke's
First Avenue
L Street West
Maureen
Patty
Ron
Mike
Coleen
Cedar Park
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