Deaths list includes infants, seniors in Iowa communities
Obituary notices report Erica Ann Wagner infant of Keith and wife in Fairbank died at University Hospitals Iowa City born Nov 24 1978. Other deaths include Harriett E. Murray 82 of Cedar Rapids, Davidine McGinnis 74 Center Point, Alice Elizabeth Seney 78 Cedar Rapids area, and many more with funeral details and burial locations across Dumont Morley Solon and surrounding towns.
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Erica Ann Wagner
Keith Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Fairbank
Iowa
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Justin
Bill Bigler
Dumont
Gladys Wagner
Spillville
F.J. Bigler
Cedar Falls
Fred Penfold
Cumberland
Vogel Funeral Home
Dumont Cemetery
Harriett E. Murray
Second Ave
Jesse Murray
Morley
Davenport
Turner Chapel East
William H. Cohen Jr
Presbyterian Church of the Mountain
Delaware Water Gap
Penn
Green Cemetery
Davidine McGinnis
Center Point
Marion
Ottumwa
Urbana
Quasqueton
Walker
United Methodist Church
Center Point Order of Eastern Star
Lula Belle McGinnis
Lena McNiel
Viola McGinnis
Alice Elizabeth Seney
Albert E. Seney
20Th St
Strawberry Point
Mr. Seney
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Mercy Hospital
Penick and Ford Co
St. Patrick’s Church
Martin T. Laughlin
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Leona Mae Novy
Solon
Newport
Frank Novy
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Carol
Suzanne
Barbara
Muscatine
George Kasper
Genevieve Wolk
St. Mary’s Church
J.J. Fath
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Brush Funeral Home
Jepsen Seeks Clark Resignation for Senate Seniority
Sen elect Roger Jepsen plans to ask Sen Dick Clark to resign early to gain seniority. He aims to take a Republican vacancy on the Agriculture Committee and also eyeing Appropriations Finance and Armed Services. Jepsen hosted a fund raiser with over 100 attendees. six campaign events planned in Des Moines Sioux City Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Davenport. He owes over 110000 for a campaign that cost more than 500000.
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Council Bluffs
Roger Jepsen
Iowa
Dick Clark
Jepsen
Clark
Senate Agriculture Committee
Finance
Armed Services
Des Moines
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company. Published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates show carrier and mail options, including 7 issues weekly and 52 week plans.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S Territories
Associated Press
Linn District Court Action Reports Multiple Drug Cases
Linn District Court actions list several defendants. Brian L. Oglesby of Marion received concurrent six month and one year jail terms for delivering marijuana and cocaine to an undercover agent. Vicki L. Sturgeon and Leonard Weems of 1791 Mallory St. SW received suspended sentences for possession with intent to deliver heroin, with Sturgeon given three months in jail and probation. Weems one year in jail and two years probation. Mitchell L. Dickson of Cedar Rapids obtained a deferred sentence on operating a motor vehicle without owner's consent by staying on good behavior for two years after alleged possession of a leased car.
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Linn District Court
Brian L. Oglesby
Marion
Vicki L. Sturgeon
Leonard Weems
Mallory St
Sturgeon
Weems
Mitchell L. Dickson
Cedar Rapids
Solon woman dies in bed fire under investigation
State fire marshal officials continued to probe the fatal blaze that killed Leona Novy, 52, of Solon. The fire, reported at 8:40 a.m., gutted a bedroom where she slept, and authorities say smoke inhalation caused her death while investigators work to determine the cause.
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Solon
Leona Novy
University Hospitals
Cedar Rapids police recruiting lags last year's pace
Cedar Rapids police face a slower recruiting drive with 28 applications returned and six complete. Chief Gareth Clift notes many applicants submit late and missing items like birth certificates or former addresses. The deadline is December 21 with an orientation tonight at the Police Academy.
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Cedar Rapids
Gareth Clift
Clift
Floyd Bergen
Bergen
Gary Hinzman
Police Department
Hinzman
Police Academy
C St. SW
Nixon visit to Oxford sparks protest and debate
Nixon spoke at Oxford University drawing chants of No more Nixon from demonstrators and a mix of students, Rhodes scholars, and Oxford locals. Police guarded the ex-president while tickets sold out, with Norton’s security detail in place as he traveled from Paris to London.
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Allende
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Chile
Marshall
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Secret Service Guard
Disneyland Eyes Tokyo Bay Park With Japanese Partner
Disney Productions may build a Tokyo Disneyland on a Tokyo Bay peninsula with Oriental Land Corp. The $305 million project could start by year end and open in 1982 with five themed areas modeled after Anaheim.
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Minnie
Donald
Goofy
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Tokyo Bay
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Disney Productions
Tokyo
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Calif
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Disney
Golden Oldies That Really Are Golden Oldies
Parade previews an upcoming Sunday program featuring classic hit tunes and vintage performances. The item highlights celebratory nostalgia and invites readers to enjoy familiar songs from earlier decades.
Economy forecast mixes growth with recession risks
Economists debate whether Carter's anti inflation efforts will trigger a 1979 recession while administration supporters cite a still growing economy. The index shows gains in plant and equipment orders and work week, with declines in layoffs and stock prices, alongside weaker money supply and building permits.
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IDOT moves ahead with I 380 land purchases in Iowa
Ames Iowa The Iowa Department of Transportation will pursue right of way acquisition for the I 380 project between Cedar Rapids and Waterloo despite a federal court suit by Farmland Preservation Association of Vinton over the environmental statement The $60 million 47 mile project aims for 1980 completion with possible extension to 1986 or later and may use other federal funds if interstate money is unavailable.
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Cedar Rapids
IDOT
McLean
Farmland Preservation Association of
Vinton
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