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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1981

Page

2

Obituaries from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas

Multiple deaths and funeral notices across Cedar Rapids, Oelwein, and surrounding towns. Edna Evans 78 of Fort Dodge, Dorothy Morales 51 of Oelwein, Frank Gorup 81 of Mount Vernon, Newell Ingram 75 of Cedar Rapids, Jo Ann Heideman Smith 47 of Coggan, John Bullers 58 of Williamsburg, and others listed with ages, birthplaces, service details, and burial sites. A memorial fund is noted for Evans.

Edna L. Evans Clark Road Heritage Acres-Edgewood Manor Fort Dodge Ralph W. Evans Cedar Rapids Oaklawn Cemetery Dillet Fort Dodge United Frank Gorup Hallmark Nursing Home Mount Vernon University Hospitals Iowa City Omaha Neb Collins Radio Order of the Eagles Coin Club Sandra Denton Suzi Brown Lynnette Brown Goleta Calif

Public Instruction accounting under critique in audit

State Auditor Richard Johnson faulted the Department of Public Instruction for weak receipts and assets controls in the 1979 audit. He cited $656,000 in grants passing through several hands and an unlocked computer room, plus mislisted library assets and unused office furniture storage.

DES Moines Richard Johnson State Department of Public Instruction Johnson DPI Professional Teaching Practices Commission

Hiawatha Plans Additions and Vehicle Bids

The Hiawatha City Council voted to accept bids for a pole barn addition to the maintenance building with an estimated cost of 12000 dollars. They also agreed to bid to sell two city vehicles a 1976 Ford and a 1973 Ford and to obtain bids for a new city vehicle likely a pickup or van.

Hiawatha

Two Iowa youths held in auto thefts in Missouri

Two 15 year old boys from Washington County Iowa were seized near Crawford Missouri after auto thefts spanning five vehicles in Iowa and Missouri. They face charges in Scotland County Missouri and additional counts in Schuyler and Davis counties Missouri and in Washington and Wapello and Davis counties Iowa. Weapons and other stolen items were found in the vehicles.

Memphis Washington County Iowa Scotland County Missouri Crawford Davis County Missouri Highway Patrol Schuyler County Washington Wappella Davis

Indictment Returned in Lindbergh Baby Case

On this date in 1934 Bruno Hauptmann was indicted for murder in the death of Charles Lindbergh and Anne Lindbergh's infant son, marking a key step in the high profile child murder trial.

Bruno Hauptmann Charles Lindberg

Reagan signals veto of major Labor Education Health bill

President Reagan's aides signaled a likely veto of the $87.4 billion House appropriations measure for Labor Education and Health and Human Services. Speaker O'Neill said the House would likely sustain a veto despite some Republican support.

Washington Reagan Congress Thomas O'Neill White House Larry Speakes Departments of Labor, Education Health and Human Services Senate Appropriations Committee Mark Hatfield R-Ore Hatfield Committee Speakes Massachusetts House

Neighborhood families to aid crime prevention effort

Des Moines community leaders urge neighbor involvement to curb juvenile crime. Ames Youth and Shelter Services Director George Belitsos says the evolving family structure requires a “neighborhood family” to guide children. Police Chief Billie Wallace touts neighborhood watch and property marking as key tools, with Gov. Robert Ray urging follow through.

Des Moines George Belitsos Ames Belitsos Billie Wallace Wallace Robert Ray Ray

Oelwein Driver Held After Fatal Accident

Stanley Edward Scheffert of Oelwein is jailed in Independence on involuntary manslaughter and third offense drunk driving charges after a crash on Highway 150 near the Buchanan Fayette line killed Doris Morales, 51, of Oelwein. A preliminary hearing is set for October 16 in Independence. Morales, a Dot Boquet Chalet florist and former Oelwein school board member, died at Mercy Hospital after the 7:15 p.m. crash Tuesday. her husband, Joseph Morales, was treated for an arm injury.

Dorothy Ruth Morales Oelwein Mercy Hospital Hazleton Waverly Joseph Morales Omaha Dot Bouquet Chalet Waterloo Daily Courier Kwwl.tv Oelwein Daily Register Fayette County Northeast Iowa Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Oelwein Woman's Club Paul Somerville Woodlawn Cemetery Brant-Kerns Independence Stanley Edward Scheffert Buchanan County Doris Morales Scheffert Iowa Highway 150 Buchanan-Fayette County Iowa State Patrol Morales Sportsman's Club University Hospitals Iowa City

Great River Road dedication marks completion in multiple towns

Dedication ceremonies in Guttenberg and McGregor celebrate the completion of the River Road segment from McGregor to Millville. Sen. Charles Grassley and State Sen. Dale Tieden speak at events. a Guttenberg luncheon follows a ribbon cutting. Charles Millham notes a bikeway is included on the Guttenberg to McGregor stretch.

Guttenberg Charles Grassley Great River Road Grassley Mississippi Riverfront Aquarium Guttenberg Inn U.S. Highway 52 Dale Tieden R-Elkader McGregor Millville Charles Millham Mississippi River Parkway Commission

Des Moines Man Killed in Ankeny Crash Near John Deere Plant

A Des Moines man, Stephen Eugene Wood, 31, died in a two vehicle crash at an uncontrolled Ankeny intersection near the John Deere plant around 5:15 p.m. on Wednesday. The other driver suffered minor injuries. autopsy planned and investigation ongoing.

Des Moines John Deere Ankeny Stephen Eugene Wood Wood

Gazette Corrects Northwestern Bell Finance Clarification

The Gazette clarifies a Tuesday headline stating Northwestern Bell might take money from customers for refunds in November. The corrected report notes Bell may borrow funds via short term loans from standard lending institutions, not from customers.

Gazette Northwestern Bell Bell The Phone

Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates

The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription options include carrier 1.65 weekly, mail Morning Editions and Sunday 7 issues 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks, and other regions 123.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions where carrier service exists. USPS 095680.

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