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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2017
Page
10
The Gazette lists deaths from Cedar Rapids Manchester Traer Robins Vinton West Union Williamsbug and nearby towns. Notable entries include Donald E Vorel of Cedar Rapids and Dorothy Halupnik Traer among others with funeral details and celebratory services planned.
Vivian Bid Ham 79 of Manchester formerly Earlville died Sept 30 2017 after a long illness at Finley Hospital Dubuque Visitation Oct 4 3 8 p m Clifton Murdoch Funeral Home Earlville Funeral Oct 5 11 a m First Lutheran Church Manchester burial Fairview Cemetery Earlville She was born May 29 1938 in Earlville daughter of Walter and Helen Hackbarth married Ervin M Ham Sept 20 1958 She worked at Wellman Produce cleaned Earlville Post Office and Earlville Locker Survived by husband Ervin two daughters Connie O Connell Elaine Diesburg grandchildren great grandchildren sister Alice Hunt and many nieces and nephews The Gazette obituary policy and rates are noted in the notice.
Dorothy Ann Halupnik died Sept 30 2017 at Briarwood Health Care Center in Iowa City. Services Oct 4 at Traer United Methodist Church with burial at Buckingham Cemetery. Survived by son Ben Halupnik and several grandchildren. memorials to Briarwood.
The House passes HR 2824 renewing the Maternal Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting program at 400 million yearly with new tribal matching rules. A separate HR 2792 withholds SSI from those with active arrest warrants. HR 3823 funds aviation, hurricane relief and tax changes while Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands disaster aid is defeated. Senate confirms Heath Tarbert and Maran Delrahim to treasury and antitrust posts respectively.
Kalmbach, personal attorney to Richard Nixon and a cited figure in the Watergate affair, died September 15 in Newport Beach, California at age 95. He pleaded guilty to fundraising charges in 1974 and served six months in prison.
Congress allowed the Children's Health Insurance Program to lapse after its 2015 renewal. The program served nine million children and pregnant women in low to moderate income families, reducing uninsured rates from about 14 percent to 4.5 percent by 2015. States and federal funding supported the initiative, which faced no action amid ACA repeal efforts.
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