Deaths: Bianco Kinley Nievas Feckley Moore and others
Multiple obituaries note deaths of Steven W. Bianco 42 of Iowa City and several others across Cedar Rapids Des Moines and surrounding areas. Bianco an attorney and former juvenile court referee died at home with unknown cause. Other notices include Hubert Kinley Cedar Rapids World War II Navy veteran and Square D inspector. Hazel Nievas Cedar Rapids lifelong resident. Kenneth Feckley Cedar Rapids area resident a former railroad switchman. Evelyn Moore Bettendorf native. Margaret Sirovy former Cedar Rapids resident who died in California. Emilie Stumpff Ada Anderson and Brandon Divoky with services planned at local chapels and churches. Burials and services listed with locations and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven W. Bianco
Iowa City
Johnson County
Bianco
6Th Judicial District
Hubert L. Kinley
Cedar Crest Woods
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Coggan
Grace V. Ask
Square D Co
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mount Vernon
Machinist Union
John Barnes
Calvary Cemetery
Ryan
American Legion of Coggon
Stewart Funeral Home
Kenneth Edward Feckley
21St Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Keokuk County
Virginia Faas
Marengo
Chicago North Western Railroad
Eden United Church of Christ
The
Eagles Club
Laborers Union Local 43
Kathryn Vogt
West Bend
Wis
Jeanne Rae
Sioux City
Barbara Wagner
Dubach
Edward
Leila Faas
Vinton
Keith
Brush Chapel
Glen Hunt
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Obituaries for Harrison Luedeman and Seabrook
Charles E. Harrison aged 59 of 528 15th St SE died Monday at Mercy Hospital with services pending at Cedar Memorial Funeral Home. Henry C. Luedeman aged 84 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Monday at Burlington Care Center with services pending at Turner Chapel East. Thomas F. Seabrook of 2916 Russell Drive NE was found dead Monday with services pending at Stewart Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Moore
Bettendorf
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Glenn H. Moore
Fred H. Killen
Edina
Minn
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Glenn Bender
First Congregational Church
Cedar Memorial Mausoleum
17Th St
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Charles E. Harrison
15Th St. SE
Mercy Hospital
Henry C. Luedeman
Burlington Care Center
Turner Chapel East
Thomas F. Seabrook
Russell Drive
Stewart Funeral Home
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Iowa Towns
A list of death notices covers many Iowa communities. Entries include ages and funeral details for Brooklyn Susie Bean 96 of Nevenhoven Cosgrove Edward Goss 92, Daisie Landas 83, Carroll Whardon 69, Raymond Vrana 64, Dorothea Lehman 72, Henry Wilke 61, Harold Wilcox 71, Paul Jarchow 76, Gertrude Septer 94, Cletus Riniker 62, Viola Jack 87, Jessica Egan 4 months, Wilma Stumpf 69, Amber Jackson infant, Sherri Hilton 35 with service times, caller info, burial sites, and memorials to cancer and heart groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Susie Bean
Nevenhoven
Lima
Fayette
Iowa City
Carroll R. Whardon
Beckman-Callahan
St. John Lutheran Church
Tuecke-Allyn’s
Farmersburg-Wagner Canty Farmersburg
Keswick
Harold Wilcox
St. Charles
Powell’s
Thornburg
Maynard — Paul Jarchow
Delsey- Wright
Faith Baptism Church
Woodlawn
Brant-Kern’s
Richmond
Wilma Stumpf
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Peterseim’s
Kalona
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Victor
Amber Jackson
Jeff Jackson
McAninch-Fremming’s
Ohio Cemetery
Ladora
Winthrop
Sherri Hilton
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Fawcett’s
Stanwood seeks federal grant for IBP hog plant
Stanwood City Council votes to apply for a $10 million federal grant to be loaned to Iowa Beef Processors for a $50 million hog-packing plant. IBP remains non-committal while evaluating four sites including Stanwood, with a January grant decision hoped for by residents. Glen Hoaglund says IBP believes Stanwood residents largely support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood Council
IBP
Dave Rasdal
Iowa
Stanwood
Iowa Beef Processors Inc
Meat-Packing Company
Glen Hoaglund
Sheffield
Dixon
Illinois
Hoaglund
Palo plant to be back on line today
The Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo, shut since November 6 for repairs, should resume producing electricity today barring new problems. An Iowa Electric Light and Power spokesman said start-up procedures began Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Palo
Salvador guardsmen to be tried for slaying U S churchwomen
A Salvadoran judge ordered five National Guardsmen to stand trial in the 1980 killings of four U S churchwomen Ita Ford Maura Clarke Dorothy Kazel and Jean Donovan near Zacatecoluca. Trial likely starts in early 1983. The accused face aggravated homicide and possible death penalty. families of the victims question official involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Wire Services
San Salvador
el Salvador
U.S
Bernardo Randa Murcia
Jose Anibal Jimenez
National Guard
Luis Antonio Colindres Aleman
Carlos Joaquin Contreras Palacios
Luis Or
Lando Contreras Recinos
Jose Roberto Moreno Canjura
Daniel Canales Ramirez
Maryknoll
Ita Ford
Maura Clarke
Ursuline
Dorothy Kazel
Jean Donavan
Zacatecoluca
Linn social services workers seek to drop AFSCME union
Professional employees of the Iowa Department of Social Services file decertification petitions with PERB to form Iowa United Professionals. Barbara Adams says 540 of 1,700 workers signed to end AFSCME representation, though AFSCME questions signatures and likely majority support. The effort follows DSS reorganization that cut about 226 statewide positions. If IUP wins, they would bargain for next year’s contract with an election possibly set in early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Department of Social Services
American Federation of State
Social Services
Barbara Adams
Adams
Afscme
Public Employment Relations Board
Des Moines
Iowa United Professionals
IUP
Don McKee
Iowa Afscme
McKee
Cedar Rapids
DSS
PERB
Armstrong's may buy Rosheks in Dubuque
Agreement in principle reached for Armstrong's Cedar Rapids to acquire Rosheks at Kennedy Mall in Dubuque. No binding contract yet as details remain. Rosheks staff and Dubuque store managers report continuing inventory closures and optimism persists for a possible announcement later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong’s
Rosheks
Bruce Fishwild Lazette
Armstrong’s Department Store
Cedar Rapids
Rosheks Department
Kennedy Mall
Dubuque
the Gazette
Wickes
Armstrong
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
J.B. White
White
Lawyer Objections Prompt Easing of Jail Search Rules
In Davenport Scott County officials agreed to modify rules requiring attorneys to be searched before visiting jail clients. An out of court agreement allows attorneys to avoid pat downs as long as a metal detector scan is completed. Inmate Curtis Bundy had challenged the rule as unconstitutional but his attorney Catherine Alexander dropped the motion after the meeting. County Attorney William Davis said the detector scan adequately protects jail integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Scott County
Tional
Catherine Alexander
Bundy
Alexander
William Davis
Postville Board Takes No Action on 1.75 Million Bonds
Postville school board held a two hour special session with over 200 residents. Trustees heard 16 speakers as they debated whether to pursue bids for a 1.75 million general obligation bond for a new school building project without making a decision.
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Postville
Dave Schutte
Vital Statistics Birth Announcements and Grandparents
Nov 15 a daughter for Sue Ehrman and Allen Ehrman Blairstown. Nov 15 a daughter for Denise and Richard McGraw Central City. Nov 14 a son for Debra Cutter and Michael Cutter. Nov 15 a daughter for Pamela Glowacki and Mike Glowacki Marion. A daughter for Stephanie Vande Zandschulp and Conrad Vande Zandschulp. A son for Kathleen Harville and Jack Harville Fairfax. A son for Linda Swanson and Ronald Swanson Marion area. A son for Eileen Matt and Delbert Matt Marion. At Hampton Va a son for Caroline Hollis and Joey Hollis. Grandparents listed include Clifford Smith Marion Robin Moulds and Dorothy Ballentine Marion Frederick Bensend Cedar Rapids and Teresa Serovy Solon James Toms Cedar Rapids and Margaret Speers Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue and
Allen Ehrman
Blairstown
Denise
Richard McGraw
Central City
Debra
Michael Cutter
First Ave
Pamela
Mike Glowacki
S. 11Th St
Marion
Stephanie
Conrad Vande Zandschulp
Leisure
Kathleen
Jack Harville
Fairfax
Linda
Ronald Swanson
C Ave
Eileen
Delbert Matt
Fourth St
Robin M. Moulds
Dorothy M. Ballentine
Frederick L. Bensend
Cedar Rapids
Teresa L. Serovy
Solon
James L. Toms
Margaret M. Speers
Notre Dame President Hesburgh Ousted From Civil Rights Post
Ten years ago Theodore Hesburgh, president of the University of Notre Dame and a critic of President Nixon on civil rights, was dismissed as chairman of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission amid controversy over his stance and leadership tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
University of Notre Dame
Theodore Hesburgh
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Corrections Clarifications Department Addresses Error
The Gazette corrects an error in Friday's edition which misidentified Willie R. Williams as a bite assault suspect. The assault charge relates to a different incident. The newspaper welcomes accuracy complaints and will publish corrections or clarifications. Call 398 8313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie R. Williams
Fifth Ave. SE
Williams
the Gazette
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University of Iowa
College of Law
Phi Beta Kappa
Unitarian Universalist Society
Iowa State Bar Association
Johnson County Bar Association
Johnson County Democratic Party
Jim
Harold Bianco
Mason City
Lisa
Minneapolis
Memorial Park Cemetery
Donohue Lensing Mortuary
University of Iowa Law Library
S. Gilbert St
Hazel C. Nievas
Ninth St
Peoples Bank
Eagle’s Auxiliary
Earl Nievas
Miss Nievas
Anatomical Research Department
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch
Margaret Sirovy
Redwood City
Calif
Coe College
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Czech National Cemetery
T. Don Collins
Gazette
Linn Social Services
Vanessa Shelton
Dan Kelley
Kelley
Wickes Companies
Santa Monica
Curtis George Bundy
St. Luke’s
Hampton, Va
Caroline
Joey Hollis
Clifford Smith
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
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