Deaths of Edward Stull and Others Across Iowa
Obituary notices detail death of Edward Stull 67 Bettendorf born 1914 South English with Cedar Rapids ties. Services set at Weertz Hill and Fredericks in Bettendorf and South English Cemetery. Memorials to American Lung Association. Also memorials for Ivan W. Miller Sr. 55 Cedar Rapids and other locals, with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stull
Bettendorf
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Davenport
Ellen Prandy
Des Moines
Stull
Shell Oil Co
Lyle
Ethel Stull
Weertz Hill and Fredericks Funeral Home
South English Cemetery
American Lung Association
Ivan W. Miller Sr
Wesley Drive
Mercy Hospital
Jerome
Idaho
Ruby Jones
Salt Lake City
Utah
Monroe
Mich
Bethel Construction Co
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
U.S. Navy
American Cancer Society
10Th St. SE
Teahen Funeral Home
Dorothy E. Chandler
Woodland Drive
Peoria
Ill
Dorothy E. Jackson
Kenneth C. Hawthorne
Clark W. Chandler
St. Michaels’ Episcopal Church
Robins J. Hawthorne
Ames
Kenneth G. Hawthorne
Fairview
Tenn
William L. Jackson
Robins H. Jackson
Okoboji
R.C. Montgomery
Robert Strehlow
Turner Chapel
Raymond L. Hess
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Oakhill Cemetery
St. Michael’s Church
40Th St
Hallmar Radiation Center
10Th St
Corneal Leaven
Walker
Independence Care Center
Mary Katherine Schmitz
Spencer’s Grove
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Lawrence J
Independence
R.J. Axen
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Murdoch
Fae M
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Nile M. Anangst
K Ave
Geraldine Fawcett
Iowa Manufacturing
Anangst
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
A.C. Gossard
Lloyd E. Brockmeyer
Turner Chapel East
St. Luke’s Healthcare Foundation
A Ave. NE
Cizek
Fred L
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Robert Cizek
St. John’s Cemetery
Teahen Funeral
Floyd
Carl
Brush Chapel
George McDill
Troy Mills
Paul
James
Leland
Lee
Tony A
W.R. Anders
Interdenominational Christian Church
Iowa City
Oakhill
Shoemaker
Dorothy M
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
George W. Carlson
First Lutheran Church
Third Ave
Mount Vernon
Welkes
John P
Kuba Funeral Home
Clarence Frana
St. Ludmilas Catholic Church
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Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Summary
The notice lists births for Patricia and Thomas Whittenberger in Marion a daughter. Dianna and Roger Franck in Central City a daughter. Diane and Dave Berger in Atkins a daughter. Sarita and Dharam Singh at 4825 Fruitwood Lane NW a son. Linda and Calvin Vanniewaal at 3111 Idaho St NW a daughter. Teresa and Daniel Foley in Belle Plaine a son. Patricia and Richard Adams at 1131 E Ave NW a son. Also reported incidents: 7:54 p.m. Saturday unknown to trash at 1501 B Ave NE. 10:38 p.m. Saturday mistaken alarm at 2841 Corey Court SW. 7:44 a.m. Sunday overheated wood stove at 2391 Rompot St SE. 7:53 a.m. Sunday medical emergency at 1456 Second St SE. 10:14 a.m. Sunday overheated light ballast at 223 Third Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Thomas Whittenberger
Marion
Dianna
Roger Franck
Central City
Diane
Dave Berger
Atkins
Sarita
Dharam Singh
Fruitwood Lane
Linda
Calvin Vanniewaal
Idaho St. NW
Teresa
Daniel Foley
Belle Plaine
Richard Adams
E Ave. NW
B Ave
Corey Court
Rompot St
Second St
Third Ave
Jepsen reverses AWACS stance to back Reagan policy
Des Moines Iowa Senator Roger Jepsen says he changed his position on selling AWACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia to support President Reagan and counter Democratic pressure. He dismisses White House leak stories and defends his vote as a personal judgment aligned with economic and foreign policy goals. The interview also notes related press coverage of national security adviser Richard Allen and mentions Winnie Ruth Judd’s escape from a Phoenix hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Roger Jepsen
Iowa
Saudi Arabia
Reagan
IPBN
Jepsen
AWACS
White House
Richard Allen
Allen
Nancy Reagan
Senate
Linn County Building Values Highlight Public Facilities
The county’s 1976 assessment shows a sprawling property portfolio including the Witwer Building in Cedar Rapids, the Linn County Administrative Office Building, and the Paul Building as major assets. Notable tenants include social services, the Health Center, Veterans Affairs, and handicapped programs. Rental space across county offices and living facilities totals several dozen units, with monthly costs and planned expansions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witwer
Second Ave
Linn County
First St
Penick & Ford Limited
Board of Supervisors
Paul
Third Ave
Linn County Health Center
Area Substance Abuse Council
Iowa Department of Social Services
Linn County Department of Mental Health Services
Veterans Affairs
Handicapped Systems Workshop
Seventh Street
Pinicon Ridge Park
Conservation Department
Uniform Court
May’s Island
Hiawatha
County
Fifth Ave
St. Wenceslaus
Fifth St
Friend of the Court
JC Penney Co
Cedar Rapids
Washington calendar shows aging conference and Senate action
The Washington schedule features the four day White House Conference on Aging with 2,200 delegates led by Richard Schweiker and Claude Pepper. The Senate debates the 1982 military appropriations bill as House business pauses until December 7. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports November unemployment at 8 percent, with analysts warning the recession may persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Seven Charged With Drunk Driving In Linn County
Seven individuals were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County late Saturday into Sunday. Colleen Baker, 20, and Ronald C. Jacobs, 42, face additional offenses including possession of a controlled substance and improper registration. Other arrestees include Barry C. Dahl, 20, Ricky L. Stewart, 23, Carl D. Landergott, 27, Jeffery A. Gillick, 21, and Billy G. Smiley, 36, with varied violations and locations listed in Marion and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Colleen Baker
Hemlock Lane
L St
Ricky L. Stewart
Center Point Road
First Avenue East
Carl D. Landergott
Glass Road
Marion Boulevard
Marion
Billy G. Smiley
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Ave
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 provides daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with carrier and mail subscription options. Rates include $1.65 weekly carrier, $8.054 weeks and $85.80 52 weeks for local editions and higher rates for other regions. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Marling
Mason Funeral Chapel
Cedar Memorial Mausoleum
Postville
Mary Krogmann
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Visitation
Schutte Funeral Home
Quasqueton
Levi Schuman
Winthrop
Union Church
Wilson Cemetery
Mason-Harris Funeral Home
Williamsburg
Edwin C. Sandersfeld
Uhlmann Funeral Home
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
St. Luke's
Trunk
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Hospital For the Insane
Phoenix
Ariz
Squaw Creek Park
Rangers
Carpenter
Health Department
Colbert
First Ave
14Th Ave
Gazette
Tom Merryman
Washington
New York Times Service
Commerce Department
Supreme Court
Nixon
United States Court of Appeals
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Air Force
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
California
Cincinnati
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
International Atomic Energy Agency
United Nations
Alexander Haig
General Assembly
the Organization of American States
Castries
St. Lucia
Caribbean
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
Administration
Organized Labor
Harrison Williams Jr
Abscam
New Jersey Democrat
Provocateurs
Caspar Weinberger
Ankara
Naples
Sixth Fleet
Brussels
NATO
Ronald C. Jacobs
16Th Ave
Eighth Avenue
L Street
Barry C. Dahl
Harbet Ave
Springville
Jeffery A. Gillick
First Avenue NW
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue S.E
Terson’s
Ellis Boulevard
Center Pt. Rd
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