Local Deaths Mark Week of Iowa City Obit Notices
Lorrayne M Bloom Lane 62 of 4432 Regal Ave NE dies after long illness at University Hospitals Iowa City. Margaret L Beem 82 former Cedar Rapids resident dies in Tucson AZ after 65 years in the city. Tom Shinault Jr 43 dies from smoke inhalation in Cedar Rapids area home fire. Multiple funeral notices for Marie B Johnson Harvey H Merkl H Dwayne Metzger Mildred Miller Leo Muldoon Dolores Marie Tuma Pete Wiltsey and Corderman Elma L listed with services dates and locations in Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas.
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Lorrayne M. Bloom Lane
Regal Ave
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Winthrop
Winthrop High School
Hamilton Business College
Waterloo
Edward Lester Lane
Manchester
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Margaret L. Beem
Tucson
Ariz
Olympia
Wash
George W. Beem
Mays Drug Stores
Helen Clift
Robert W
Ruth McNiel
Mesa, Ariz
Turner Chapel West
Charles Mehaffey
Asbury United Methodist Church
Tom “Tommie” Shinault Jr
Park Court SE
Memphis, Tenn
Irene Buchanan
Flint
Mich
Isiah Stovall
Memphis
Tenn
Lorken Hodges Jr
Willie B. Hodges Sr
Carrie Johnson
Detroit
Lillie M. Clark
Turner Chapel East
Paul V. Beets Sr
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Eugene Stovall
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wayne E. Schlagel
Sixth Ave
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Mendota
Lucille Taylor
Schlagel
Witwer Farms
Dan
Jean Strausser
Debra Schutte
Linda Clemens
Belle Plaine
Diana Schumacher
Lisbon
Clarence
Esther Fry
Coggon
Ellanora Torrence
Strawberry Point
Mildred Fry
Elkhorn
Wis
Murdoch
Dick Watkins
First United Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Trinity Lutheran Church
Norway
Merkl
Harvey H
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Russell C. Striffler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Miller
Mildred A
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Paul J. Otting
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Muldoon
Leo W
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Jack Kissling
St. John’s Cemetery
American Legion Hanford Post
Kuba Funeral Home
Tuma
Dolores Marie
Czech National Cemetery
Murdoch Funeral Home
Wiltsey
David W
Pete
Asbury United
East Iowa Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
Multiple obituaries from East Iowa report deaths of Ella Franks 90 of Milwaukee area formerly Arlington Marion and Marquette. Louise Radeke 93 of Luzerne. Olga Kedrow 81 of Decorah. Vern Guernsey 71 former Independence businessman. Florence Waldschmidt Schreiber 76 of Iowa City. Carol Ann Bidwell Paustian 21 of rural Toledo. Details include survivors, service times, burial sites, and memorials where listed.
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Ella Franks
Arlington
Marion
Marquette
Milwaukee, Wis
James Sass
Milwaukee
Richard
Earl Sass
Fort Pierce
Fla
Bloomington
Wis
McGregor
Louise B. Radeke
Marengo Hospital
George
Luzerne
Lucille Rinderknecht
Atkins
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lutheran Cemetery
Russell's
Olga L. Kedrow
Barthell
Eastern Star
William
Evelyn Lenzen
Lawrence
Kan
Joan Headington
la Crosse
Wilbert Kedrow
Brookfield
Dorothy Lanhan
San Francisco
Calif
Enmia Lamont
Arlington Heights
Ill
Decorah Lutheran Church
Olson Fjelstul
Florence C. Waldschmidt Schreiber
Route 1
Iowa City
University Hospitals
Riverside
George J. Schreiber
Aileen Murphy
Mary Ann Moore
Oskaloosa
Doris Yoder
Pensacola
Carol Laschke
St. Louis
Loretta Cameron
Troy Mills
Inez Brant
LaVern Schnoebelen
Moline
Earl
Ralph
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Joseph B. Denning
George L. Gay
Carol Ann Bidwell Paustian
Toledo
Tama
Paustian
Bethesda Care Center
Don
Virgil
Joan Bidwell
Kenneth Bidwell
Robert Bidwell
Montour
Harrison’s
Oak Hill Cemetery
Immigration bill blocked for year by House leader ONeill
House Speaker Thomas ONeill rejected any action on the immigration reform bill this year aiming to deny President Reagan a veto point. He called it not going to the floor and noted the plan would penalize employers who hire illegal aliens. The Senate version had passed in May amid Hispanic opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas O'Neill
House
O'Neill
Reagan
Senate
Congress
Administration opposes bailout of rural electric fund
The Reagan administration opposes legislation to bail out the Rural Electric and Telephone Revolving Fund by transferring its $7.9 billion debt to the treasury. Harold Hunter, REA administrator, says forgiveness would delay bankruptcy at great taxpayer cost. The fund supports 1,000 rural cooperatives with low-interest loans for electric and telephone service, but solvency hinges on higher interest rates and repayment by 1993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lynch
Washington ,Courier
Washington
Reagan
Federal Treasury
Harold Hunter
Rural Electricification Administration
Congress
Senate
Iowa House
Cooper Evans
Iowa
REA
Hunter
Treasury
Man returns found cash to police after stumble on street
Mark Fleming found over $3,000 in a bag on 16th Avenue SW near the 2000 block and turned it in to Cedar Rapids Police. The finder may claim the money if the owner does not come forward within a year, and a man believed to own the bag contacted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Flansburg
Lazette
Mark Fleming
Fleming
Chestnut Lane
16Th Avenue
Ing
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Farm program official defends penalty policy against Evans
A federal farm program official counters Rep. Evans’s charge that penalties unfairly hit small farmers for under planting corn. Ron Manthei of the ASCS says rules allow case by case review, while Evans relays an elderly Waterloo couple fined 332 dollars for 25 acres certified but 23.3 planted, urging more flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Program
Evans
al Swegle
Federal Farm Program
Iowa
Cooper Evans
Ron Manthei
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Manthei
ALCS
Waterloo
Terry Mikelson
USDA
Mikelson
Vital Statistics and Local Emergencies Snapshot
The column lists births in Ely Lisbon Walker Cedar Rapids and Monmouth with multiple families and addresses, plus a Florida birth and grandparents details. It also records a string of local incidents and emergencies with times and locations across Cedar Rapids center point road ne 1st street and nearby streets, including medical emergencies alarms and a gasoline leak.
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Lth
Second Ave
First Street
Fourth Avenue
First Ave
Miller Ave
Center St
White 4x8 acoustical ceiling tile wall mount
A white four by eight acoustical ceiling tile is attached to the wall for instant bulletin space in a child's room. Pushpins provide easy hanging for drawings pictures and small decor items.
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METRO
Mary Agnes Parrish
Second St. NW
University of Iowa
Henry Parrish
Brian Wirtz
John Lavenz
Gilbertville
Decorah
Vern W. Guernsey
Independence
General Electric
Leone
Gary Reiss
Washburn
Jerry Mennenga
Kalamazoo
First United Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
White’s
O’neill
D-Mass
Diane
Jeffery Harms
Ely
Martha
Michael McNeal
Boice Road
Suzanne
James Overman
Kathy
Gordon Jacobsen
St. Luke’s
Barb
William Kuhn
Walker
Dawn
James Gruettner
Laurie
Michael Schrick
Christine
Richard Watters
Monmouth
Connie
Michael Fuller
Lindale Drive
Sarasota
Joni
Tom Witter
Henry C. Rathje
Rickey Drive
Robins
Paul Witter
Ellis Road
Richard L. Lint and
Pauline R. Cook
Jeanne K
James B. Mead
Doreen
Lyle Walker
Patricia Marie
Robert R. Hanson
Lori Lynn
John Allen Hitchcock
Susan Ann
Richard J. Lindsey
Center Point Road
First St
Old Marion Road
16Th Ave
Maplewood Drive
16Th St
19Th St. SE
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
St. Luke’s Child
Pierson’s Flowershop and Greenhouse, Inc
Est
Center Pt. Rd
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