Deaths and Notices from Iowa Obituaries Page
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list names ages and locations across Cedar Rapids Maquoketa Decorah and other Iowa towns. Entries include Sara L Breen 91 of Maquoketa. Dr William Breen's widow. various services and burial plans with churches cemeteries and funeral homes named. Memorial funds and pending services are noted for several individuals including Margaret Kahler Fred Iverson and Jeanne Tygart with local venues and dates where available.
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Sara L. Breen
Maquoketa
Cedar Rapids
William Breen
Breen
Mercy Hospital School of
Clinton
Linn County
DeWitt
Mercy Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Haylock
O’hara
Kedley
Iowa Comptroller warns uncertain outlook despite bright spots
Iowa Comptroller Ronald Mosher says the 1981 82 first quarter receipts show a 9 5 percent rise led by personal income and sales taxes but the overall outlook remains uncertain due to expansionary federal tax cuts and potential shifts of new money from consumption to saving. Employment fell about 25 000 vs last August while manufacturing jobs declined and grain prices face pressure. Prudence urged in near term fiscal commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Ronald Mosher
Reagan
Mosher
Taxpayer tab for new jail costs eyed by Linn County voters
Preliminary cost estimates released Friday show a $7.3 million Linn County Jail behind the Third Avenue Courthouse on May's Island with annual taxes of about 7.5 to 13.5 dollars per hundred thousand assessed value. Supervisor Joe Rinas warns bids could lower taxes if under budget and urges action to avoid outsourcing inmates or loosening court holds.
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Linn County
Third Avenue
May's Island
Joe Rinas
Merle Kopel
Witwer
Thomas Bredeson
Evenson- Dodge, Inc
Minneapolis
Rinas
Board of Supervisors
Federal mediators seek to vacate Cedar Rapids offices to cut costs
The Federal Mediation Service asks the GSA to give up 1800 of Cedar Rapids space plus three conference rooms as a cost saving. local negotiators warn loss of neutral meeting ground would raise costs and hinder bargaining. GSA demands a formal plan and 120 day notice before any closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Mediation Service
General Services Administration
Executive Plaza
First Ave
Paul Bowers
St. Louis
Bowers
GSA
Cedar Rapids
Ken Leonard
Kansas City
Leonard
Robert Gajdys
Federal
John Carpenter
Robert Schorg
Teamsters Local 238
Carpenter
The
Gazette
Federal Mediation
Strawberry Point to Hold Public Hearing on Water Tower Plan
Strawberry Point schedules a 7 p.m. public hearing in City Council chambers on a proposed 260000 gallon water tower and new mains. The project, costing about 840000, would be funded by revenue bonds and may raise city water rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Mark Zwanziger
Zwanziger
Inmate Kelly Claims Evidence Supports Conviction Bid
Kelly asserts that a telephone conversation is admissible as evidence and a dying declaration. He alleges prison officials ignored his communications after reporting Tyson's beating and death. Kelly says he prepared with prison rules in case of legal action and denies representing Tyson's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Paul) Hedgepeth
Tyson
Tyson Family Plans State Lawsuit Over Prison Abuse Claims
Tyson sources say a lawsuit will be filed against the state. Letters by Tyson to Susan Mickelsen and Brice Oakley cite beatings, shackling, and lack of medical care at the prison. Oakley advises Tyson to pursue legal remedies through his attorneys while forwarding the matter to DSS and the prison ombudsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson
Susan Mickelsen
Ray
Brice Oakley
Oakley
Department of Social Services
Ray Cornell
Waukon Man Hurt In Downtown Shopping-Front Crash
A Waukon man, Bernard Johnson, 54, sustained minor injuries after his car hit a parked vehicle, pushed it into another, and finally slammed into Ste low's Apparel on Main Street. Four parked cars were involved and damage was estimated at 8 000 to 10 000 dollars. Johnson was treated at Waukon Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Stelow’s Apparel
Bernard Johnson
Waukon Hospital
Delbert Dittman
Johnson
Regis Foley
Cyril Howes
Paul Waldrow
Gene Brink
Dittman
Spring Avenue
Foley
Main Street
Minnesota man foiled bank robbery by leg cramps in Muscatine
Wyatt Rolland Kanne, 53, of St. Cloud, Minnesota, attempted to rob the First National Bank of Muscatine at 1 10 p m. He fled collapsing on the sidewalk after his leg cramped. Police captured him as he fell outside the bank. he is held for federal arraignment in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Minnesota
Wyatt Rolland Kanne
St. Cloud
Minn
First National Bank of
Kanne
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids man guilty ofstab assault in Swisher bar
Cedar Rapids resident Jack Lee Woods, 29, was found guilty of assault with intent to inflict serious bodily injury for a May 9 stabbing at Hermans Tavern in Swisher. He was sentenced to two years in Anamosa and held on a $50,000 bond, after jurors found him not guilty of attempted murder. The victim, Eric Shelton, 24, underwent surgery and remained hospitalized over a week.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Johnson County
Swisher
Jack Lee Woods
Anamosa
Wood
Woods
Eric Shelton
Herman’s Tavern
Shelton
Iowa page program applications due for 1982 session
Juniors and seniors in Iowa high schools may apply to serve as pages in the 1982 Iowa Legislature. Applications must be filed with the chief clerk of the Iowa House of Representatives by October 30. Entries require a resume, school recommendation, interview, and state representative endorsement.
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Iowa
Iowa House of Representatives
Des Moines
Thief Breaks Into Legionnaire Ballroom in Oxford Junction
A burglar broke into the Legionnaire Ballroom in Oxford Junction before 11 p.m. Thursday through a rear window and stole 46 dollars worth of hamburger parties. Liquor and cigarettes were not taken.
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Oxford Junction
Legionnaire Ballroom
Correction clarifies homecoming king at Prairie High
Scott Joens of Route 2 Cedar Rapids was named homecoming king at Prairie High School last weekend. The Gazette had misidentified Jim Garnant of rural Cedar Rapids as king in a photo caption. Garnant escorted the homecoming queen during halftime because Joens played in the football game.
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Scott Joens
Cedar Rapids
Prairie High School
Gazette
Jim Garnant
Garnant
Joens
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 operates daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail. no mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas. Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights to local news and AP dispatches. USPS 095680
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Berry
Carl
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Marion
Dennis Tevis
Bertram United Methodist Church
Campbell Cemetery
Brubaker
David H
Shiloh
Ramon Booth
Central Assembly of God Church
Irene Brubaker
Edgewood Drive
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Charles G. Schultz
Cedar Memorial Park
Turner Chapel West
Hudson
Clifford C
Brush Chapel
William Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Narber
Margaret C
Teahen
Richard Thompson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Perrine Cancer Fund
10Th St
Starman
Bessie A
Janeba- Kuba Funeral Home
George B. McDill
Clarence Collins
St. SE
Kuba Funeral Home
Margaret E. Kahler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Decorah
Fred E. Iverson
First Lutheran Church
Stevie’s
Big Canoe Lutheran Cemetery
Hayesville
Jeanne Tygart
Holm’s
Sigourney
Pennington Cemetery
Independence
Orville (Maedell) Wendling
White's
U.S
Schorg
Abby
Social Services
Cornell
Michael Reagen
John McCarroll
DSS
David Scurr
Jim Menke
ISP
C.R
Poowers
John E. Lapes
Swenient Downtow
Third Avenue S.E
Pierson’s Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Boulevard
East 395
Center Pt. Rd
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