Multiple Death Notices and Services in Cedar Rapids Area
Gladys Mary Hill 81 of 3716 First Ave NE died at Mercy Hospital after a short illness. Services at St. Matthew's Catholic Church with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Other notices include Richard C. Woods, Agnes Louise Hodina, Clarence J. Nebel, and Tony Lee with service details and burial plans. Additional listings note deaths in Dyersville, Tama, West Liberty, and Marshalltown with pending or upcoming services.
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Gladys Mary Hill
First Ave
Mercy Hospital
Buck Grove
Gladys Mary Welsh
Earl J. Hill
Manilla
Denison
Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Jack
Michael Bougdanos
Paul Welsh
Sioux City
A.A. Sodawasser
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral
American Cancer Society
10Th St. SE
Horsfall
Katherine F
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
T. Don Collins
Teahen Funeral Home
Parish and Daughters of Isabella
American Heart Association
Seventh Ave
Marion
Iowa Kidney Foundation
Hickman Ave
Des Moines
Woods
Richard C
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Lloyd E. Brockmeyer
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Hodina
Agnes Louise
Clarence J
Jake” Nebel
Dyersville
Mercy St. Mary’s
Colesburg
Catherine Kramer
Nebel
Conoco
Rooney’s Food
Ertl Company
Martin
Mertie
Leonard
Dubuque
St. Francis Xavier
Kramer Funeral Home
Burial Church Cemetery
Tony Anthony Lee
10Th Ave
Turner’s East
Archie Schlatter
Regent St. NE
Cedar Memorial
PATCO seeks bankruptcy amid millions in fines
The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization files for reorganization under bankruptcy law in Washington to keep existence while appealing its decertification and fines. Lawyer Richard Leighton says major creditors will meet to craft a plan within 120 days. disputes include a New York ruling for 4.5 million and federal fines totaling around 1.8 million plus 130 million sought by airlines.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Leighton
PATCO
U.S
Leighton
Reagan
New York
Airlines
Justice Department
Six charged with drunk driving in Linn County
Six persons were arrested in Linn County Wednesday night and early Thursday and charged with drunk driving. David E. Anderson 29 Route 1 Central City was arrested at 10 45 p m Wednesday on Edgewood Road NW south of Blairs Ferry Road. He also was charged with speeding. Jerry W Rowray 23 Route 1 Fairfax was arrested at 11 12 p m Wednesday in the 800 block of Third Avenue SE. He also was charged with driving with license under suspension and driving when head lights required. Wardell Dillon 34 of 1881 E Ave NE was arrested at 11 20 p m Wednesday in the 200 block of 17th St NE. He also was charged with no valid driver s license and interference with official acts. Daniel W Kester 23 of 1518 Bever Ave SE was arrested at 1 15 a m Thursday in the 100 block of 29th St NE. Kim W Schulte 24 of 2119 Eighth St SW was arrested at 2 06 a m Thursday at Sixth Street and 14th Avenue SW. He also was charged with disobeying a traffic signal driving with license under suspension driving on right hand side failure to yield to an emergency vehicle improper registration improper title and equipment violations. David M Warner 28 of 1407 Mount Vernon Rd SE was arrested at 7 a m Thursday at Center Point Road and Collins Road. He also was charged with not having a valid driver s license.
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Linn County
David E. Anderson
Route 1
Central City
Edgewood Road
Blairs Ferry Road
Jerry W. Rowray
Fairfax
Third Avenue
Wardell Dillon
E Ave
17Th St
Daniel W. Kester
Bever Ave
29Th St
Kim W. Schulte
Eighth St
Sixth Street
14Th Avenue
David M. Warner
Mount Vernon Rd
Center Point Road
Collns Road
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Reported
The notice records two new births on November 26 to Linda and Richard Bouzek of 700 24th St NW and to Barbara Mullarkey and Dennis Mullarkey of 2324 Ridgeway Dr SE with Barbara’s family listing Steven Aronowitz of Hiawatha as a parent. Separate entries log incidents including a cigarette fire at 4101 16th Ave SW at 2:20 AM, an alarm malfunction at 418 Second St NE at 5:43 AM, a medical emergency at 1216 First Ave SE at 6:15 AM, a lightning strike investigation at 4594 Orchard Dr NW at 8:31 AM, an overheated blower motor at 823 29th St NE at 1:20 PM, and overheated grease in a stove at 620 18th Ave SW at 4:27 PM Thursday.
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16Th Ave
Second St
First Ave
Orchard Drive
29Th St
18Th Ave
Teamsters Local 238 Reelects Two Officials Amid Indictment
Two officers of Teamsters Local 238 won re-election by large margins on Wednesday. Secretary-treasurer Harry J. Wilford received 406 votes to 151 for Ernest Schlemmer, while president Robert Schorg beat John Burck 409 to 144. Terms run three years from Jan. 1. Wilford faces federal indictment over a shakedown scheme but pleads innocent and goes to trial next Monday.
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Teamsters Local 238
Harry J. Wilford
Ernest Schlemmer
Robert Schorg
John Burck
Wilford
Teamsters
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406 and details subscription rates by carrier and mail for various durations. It notes no mail subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette earner service and credits The Associated Press for local news republication.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
AP News
Burglary at Edgewood Animal Hospital Reported
Burglars entered Edgewood Animal Hospital at 3434 Midway Drive NW on Wednesday night. They kicked in a kennel door, kicked another door with a pry bar, ransacked the office and cabinets, and stole 849 dollars in cash and checks plus 140 dollars worth of drugs and syringes.
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Edgewood Animal Hospital
Midway Drive
Three Held on Murder Suspect Charges in Iowa
Black Hawk County authorities arrested Timothy Daugherty 22 Anthony Fiorella 29 and a 16 year old female juvenile on charges of attempted murder two counts of first degree assault and two counts of second degree kidnapping. They are suspected in a possible Colorado Springs murder and will be arraigned in Black Hawk County Court. Washburn lies southeast of Waterloo.
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Washburn
UPI
Black Hawk County
Timothy Daugherty
Anthony Fiorella
Colorado Springs
Colo
Daugherty
Fiorella
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Fire destroys machine shed on Allamakee County farm
A machine shed burned at the Viola Mount farm near Lycurgus in Allamakee County early Thanksgiving morning. Firefighters from Waukon saved the machinery inside but could not save the shed. No injuries reported and the damage estimate was not available.
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Waukon
Allamakee
Israel warns of veto over Sinai peacekeeping force
Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir travels to Washington urging European participation in the Sinai peacekeeping force, warning Israel will not withdraw without it. Britain, France, Italy, and the Netherlands back the force, while the U S notes limits on closer military cooperation. Separately, a PLO linked blast near Haifa injures and displaces residents.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Yitzhak Shamir
Washington
Sinai
Shamir
Menachem Begin
New York
Alexander Haig
London
Margaret Thatcher
Britain
France
Italy
Netherlands
United States
Haig
Camp David
PLO
Internal Split Rises Over Plan Within PLO
The seventh point in a plan sparks renewed tensions inside the PLO as Arafat’s Fatah allies clash with hard line rejectionists over any dealings with Israel. Arafat faces internal criticism for closer ties to Saudi backers, while his foreign policy chief Farouk Kaddoumi rejects the approach.
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PLO
Arafat
Fatah
Israel
Farouk Kaddoumi
Arabs face setback as Fahd plan fails and Saudi leadership loses
The PLO opposes the plan while Assad and other hard liners stay away from Fez sealing the plan's fate. Saudi Arabia appears as a major loser along with Lebanon and the United States, whose hopes for a moderate regional force and peace opening fade. Arab unity is dismissed as a chimera in the fallout.
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PLO
Arafat
Hafez Assad
Syria
Assad
Fez
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Muammar Khadafy
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
United States
Camp David
Woman dies in Ottumwa highway crash during Thanksgiving
Ottumwa police report a young woman died and five others were injured when a car left Highway 34 near 63 and struck a concrete pylon after 1:30 p.m. The injured were airlifted to University Hospitals in Iowa City. Driver suspected to have dozed off. Names withheld pending identification.
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Ottumwa
Lowa
Iowa City
Oklahoma
Policie
Six Step Blueprint for Sound Family Management
Temple University professor Samuel M. Wilson outlines a six step plan for strong family management. The three planning steps establish needs policies and planning sessions with clear records. The three action steps allocate responsibility establish communication and schedule regular evaluation to ensure progress.
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Temple University
Samuel M. Wilson
Wilson
Retirement forced for officer wounded in Reagan assassination attempt
Thomas K. Delahanty a Pittsburgh native and K-9 officer on the Washington police force retired on disability after injuries from the March 30 attack on President Reagan. He said he is thankful to be alive and plans time with family in Beltsville Maryland as he keeps his police dog Kirk.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Thomas K. Delahanty
Reagan
Washington
John Hinckley
Delahanty
Kirk
Delhanty
Jean
Beltsville, Md
Marion Crash Injures Four Residents
Four people were injured in a two car collision at 10th Street and Central Avenue in Marion on Thursday afternoon. Donna M. Neff and How ard Neff were treated at St. Luke's Hospital with conditions ranging from good to fair, while Carl L. Carlson and Georgia Carlson sustained fair and serious injuries respectively. The wreck occurred at 4:43 p.m. and remains under investigation.
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10Th Street
Central Avenue
Marion
Donna M. Neff
30Th Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Howard Neff
Carl L. Carlson
Washington Drive
Georgia Carlson
St. Luke’s
Ray to undergo eye surgery in Marshalltown
Governor Robert D. Ray will have cataract surgery at Marshalltown Community Hospital. The 45 minute operation is to be performed by Dr. John Graether, with the governor staying at the hospital Friday.
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Marshalltown
UPI
Robert D. Ray
Marshalltown Community Hospital
John McCarroll
John Graether
Stolen Guitar and Records Reported from Basement Storage
A ping pong table a 12 string guitar and a box of records valued at 920 dollars were reported stolen from an unlocked basement storage area at 1101 First Ave SW. Susan Stamack said a boy and another witness saw a man in his 20s in the basement around 430 am apparently attempting to remove the guitar. They did not connect it to a theft.
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First Ave
Susan Stamack
First Avenue
Guerrilla Fighters Kill Three in Northern Ireland Drive
Ten years ago guerrilla fighters in Northern Ireland launched a new campaign against British forces resulting in three deaths. The attack marks a renewed phase of violence amid ongoing tensions and security operations.
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Northern Ireland
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Tama
Clinton Norris
Harrison's
West Liberty
Harold W. Kruse
Snider's
David and
Mary Allen
Linda
Richard Bouzek
24Th St. NW
Barbara
Dennis Mullarkey
Ridgeway Drive
Steven
Dana Aronowitz
Hiawatha
Animal Hospital
Haifa
Kiryat Haim
Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lebanon
Hurt
Marion Crash
Ray
John E. Lapes
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