Cedar Rapids Area Weather and Notices Digest
Local Cedar Rapids weather notes show November readings with humidity at 10 p.m. and a forecast of little precip through Tuesday with temperatures dropping to the 20s and warming to the 40s by Thursday. Obituaries list multiple births and marriages on Nov 21 22 with several families named across Marion Center Point and Hiawatha. incidents include gas flush calls in Cedar Rapids area blocks and a faulty dryer motor on Sixth Avenue SE.
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Coneteoe
Wong
Rene J
Brentwood Drive
Jo Henderson
Seventeenth Avenue
Bradley Powell
Higley Avenue
Gary Gilbertson
Valley View Drive
Marion
Jan C. Wenger
Center Point
Richard A. Welsh
Willman Street
Hiawatha
Tenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Raymond Hardy 55 Dies After Long Illness In Cedar Rapids
Raymond Hardy 55 of 101 Second Street SW Cedar Rapids died Saturday after a long illness Born November 29 1919 in North Liberty he lived most of his life in Cedar Rapids Worked at Dearborn Brass Co until retirement He was a World War II veteran and member of American Legion and International Association of Machinists Survived by four daughters Cedar Rapids Fort Madison his mother Marion sister and nine grandchildren Services 130 Monday at Turner Chapel West Burial Oakland Cemetery Iowa City Friends may call funeral home after 2 pm Sunday until 1 pm Monday Casket not opened after service
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Raymond Paul Hardy
Second Street
North Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Dearborn Brass Co
American Legion and
International Association of Machinists Union
Larry Krouse
Henry Orton
Kevin Samek
Michael Riley
Fort
Premier Lebanon on the Brink of Total Collapse
Beited Beirut amid fierce Muslim Christian fighting leaving at least 36 dead 76 wounded and 150 kidnapped. Gov announces a new ceasefire after ongoing civil conflict with rival militias. Gunfire and rockets continued after the ceasefire.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Obituary for Cora C. Haynes 1886 Coralville death
Cora C. Haynes 89 formerly of Cedar Rapids died in a Coralville nursing home after a long illness. Born April 8 1886 near Toddville she moved to Cedar Rapids as a girl and later to Coralville in 1963. She was married to William Haynes a member of Ellis Park Church of God. Surviving daughter Mrs Howard Herdliska Coralville son Wilbur Cortez Colorado four grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Services Monday 1 30 p m Beckman Butheras Iowa City burial Memory Gardens Iowa City. Friends may call after noon Sunday at the funeral home.
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Coralville
Cora C. Haynes
Cedar Rapids
Toddville
William Haynes
Ellis Park
Beckman-Butheras Funeral Home
Iowa City
John Little
Ellis Park Church
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publisher Information and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and printed daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates vary by carrier and mail with multiple weekly and yearly options. no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
Woman Stole Travelers Checks in Cedar Rapids Incident
A Cedar Rapids man told police that a woman he left a tavern with stole $750 in travelers checks from his shirt pocket. Dale L. Marti, 317 H Ave NW, reported the theft occurred about 8 p.m. as they walked. she ripped his shirt pocket and fled west on Fifth Avenue SE toward Sixth Street, then north. The checks were issued in $50 denominations.
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Cedar Rapids
Dale L. Marti
H Avenue NW
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
States Retired Traer Mortician Dies at 80
Claude E. States of Traer and Rippey mortician and former furniture store owner died Friday in a Jefferson nursing home after a brief illness. World War I veteran, he moved from Rippey to Traer in 1942, buying Boettcher funeral home. Survived by three sons, a daughter, seven grandchildren. Services Tuesday at Overton funeral home Traer and United Methodist church Rippey with Masonic rites. Burial in Rippey cemetery. Visitation Sunday after 1 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Traer
Claude E. States
Rippey
Jefferson
Boettcher Funeral Home
Overton
United Methodist Church
Rippey Cemetery
Man Arrested in Cedar Rapids on Three Warrants
Ralph T. Davis, 21, at large, was arrested by Cedar Rapids police early Saturday on three warrants. He is held in Linn county jail in lieu of a $3,800 bond. Two warrants accuse him of possession of a controlled substance and the third charges him with parole violation.
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Ralph T. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Davis
Three C R Men Hurt in Crash
Three men suffered minor injuries Saturday when ejected from a car that overturned several times. William C. Payneer, 28, was treated at Mercy hospital for back bruises and a hand laceration and released after x rays. Driver Daniel L. Martinek, 29, and John Ferry, 26, refused hospital care. Martinek was charged with reckless driving.
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William C. Payneer
Mt. Vernon Road
Mercy Hospital
Daniel L. Martinek
Twenty Eighth Street
John Ferry
B Avenue NE
Martinek
Drunk Driving Charges Against Two Men in Linn County
Linn county sheriff's deputies charged two men with drunk driving early Saturday. Edward L. Zirtzman, 47, Anamosa, was picked up on Mt. Vernon road SE. Alan F. Randall, 45, 1060 Seventeenth street NE, was arrested on old Highway 30 east of Cedar Rapids. He also faced a driving while license is suspended charge.
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Linn County
Edward L. Zirtzman
Anamosa
Mt. Vernon Road
Alan F. Randall
Seventeenth Street
Cedar Rapids
East Side Auto Vandalism Reports Rise in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police logged about 20 reports of car window damage Saturday on the east side, chiefly in the southeast quadrant where windows were shot or struck by an unknown object. Since Wednesday, more than 150 cars have been damaged in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Marion police reported no new Saturday night reports.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Paris Viet MIA talks delayed by December postponement
Washington AP reports a House committee on Southeast Asia missing in action matters postponed planned talks in Paris with Vietnamese officials. Rep. G V Montgomery says ambassador Vo Van Sung in Vietnam prompted the delay. The panel hopes future discussions will resolve the MIA issue despite the setback.
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Washington
Special
House Committee
Indochina
Paris
Vo van Sung
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Rep
G. V. Montgomery
D-Miss
Select Committee On
Southeast Asia
Montgomery
Vietnam
North High DECA installs officers Saturday
WEST UNION The North high school DECA club will install officers at the high school Saturday at 7 p.m. New officers are Ralph Moore Jr president Doreen Fay vice president Kris Osmundson secretary Kevin Brockway treasurer Steve Goeken reporter Ron Neuehring parliamentarian and Rhonda Heins historian. Board members include Leann Rowland chairman Bill Dunt school Jeff Miller civic Helen Chicken promotion and Tom Swale social.
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West Union
North High School
Deca Club
Ralph Moore, Jr
Doreen Fay
Kris Osmundson
Kevin Brockway
Steve Goeken
Ron Neuehring
Rhonda Heins
Leann Rowland
Bill Dunt
Jeff Miller
Helen Chicken
Tom Swale
Republican Governors See Ford as Uncertain Challenger
Republican governors surveyed at a conference warn Ford faces a wary party base. Iowa's Robert Ray and Michigan's William Milliken doubt strong early showings by Ford, while North Carolina's James Holshauser backs him though acknowledging a close primary path. Kansas's Robert Bennett sees little impact from Reagan wins, and Missouri's Christopher Bond remains cautiously optimistic amid concerns about Ford's Washington focus.
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Wichita
Kan
Robert Ray
Iowa
Ford
Ronald Reagan
William Milliken
Michigan
Ray
James Holshauser
North Carolina
Reagan
Rebirth of Trust Promoted Amid Warren Commission Critique
The speaker argues for renewing public confidence in government and cites claims that the CIA, FBI, and Robert Kennedy failed to reveal to the Warren Commission certain Cuba plots and threats to the FBI by Lee Harvey Oswald. He contends the commission’s reopening would expose how sensationalism and misrepresentation mislead the public.
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CIA
FBI
Robert Kennedy
United States
Warren Commission
Fidel Castro
Lee Harvey Oswald
Louisville protests at Democratic forum draw riot police
In Louisville, after a Democratic forum near the convention center, about 200 riot-equipped officers formed in front of the venue while a pro bus desegregation march passed nearby. The crowds shouted with Confederate flags and anti bus placards for over an hour, but no clashes occurred as city schools were desegregated by a federal plan affecting over 22,000 students.
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Ing
Louisville
War prisoners sent to France for labor
Thirty years ago reports stated German war prisoners in American occupational zones in Germany were again being repatriated to France to be used as labor, reflecting postwar mobilization and occupation policies.
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France
Germany
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Charles Deam
Washington Avenue
Donald C. Drummond
Eighteenth Street
Roy A. Wright
Eisenhower Road
Terry Robaan
Central City
Michael B
Ronnie E. Nelson
Twen
Ty-Ninth Street Drive
Richard L. Webster
Henderson Drive
Paul Zidlicky
Stanwood
Ronald Gambach
Country Club Parkway
Duaine Eden
Monticello
Bernard Michalec
J Street
Oakland Road
Mrs. Myron Garlick
Mae F. Garlick
Eighteenth Avenue
Mae Brubaker
Myron Garlick
Vinton
First Christian Church
Campbell's Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Olin-Dale E. Hefflefinger
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Hayden's
Dysart
Ralph W. Winkelpleck
Novak
Joseph J
Floyd J. Conroy
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial
Taylor
Lottie M
Clarence Frana
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
St. John’s
Kuba Funeral Home
C.E. States
Traer Mortician
C.R
Thirty-second Street
Center Point Road
Linn
East Side
Robert L. Hennessy
Brockman Drive
Peggy
Florida
Bahama Islands
Charter Coaches, Inc
Larry Kelchen
Armstrong's
Delores Wilson
E Avenue NE
Pierson’s Florists
Avenue Floral
James Dorland
Electronic Service Center
404
Twelfth Street
Wallace Perkins
Elmwood Drive
Buresh Rental
Axdv
Quality Furs
Berger Furrier
Adv
Walter Gearino
Twenty-fourth Street
EX Club
Jim Oetken
WMT
Roosevelt
Victoria Stephens
Pam Hasley
Crestridge Avenue
Ellis Ymca
Roger Campbell
Eighth Street
Marine Corps
Army
St. Pius
Turkeys
Julie E. de Forest
First Avenue
North High
Fred Barnes
New Hampshire
Milliken
Robert Bennett
Kansas
Congress
Bond
Christopher Bond
Missouri
JFK
Ward
Louisville Gardens
Democratic Forum
Sovereign
Charles, Henrietta, & Charles, Jr
Pocobradsky
MT. Vernon RD
S_E
Jim Brady
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Cemetery
Cece
Rages
Hove
Pierson
Novak Monument CO
14Th Oh Secee
Florist
S.E
Teahen Funeral Home
Henry F. Teahen
Peter R. Teahen
Mortician
First Ave
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Atalieh
Wilbert Brand
Wilbert
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
Blairs Ferry Rd
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