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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1981

Page

2

Deaths in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas

Obituaries list multiple local deaths with ages. survivors and service details are provided for each, including Robert B. Kyle 71 of Cedar Rapids and Lucille Mayhew, H. R. Allaben 89 of Traer, Donald M. Patschke Sr. 72 of Walker, plus others across Iowa towns. Services scheduled or pending and burial sites noted. Donations requested to charities.

Robert B. Kyle 27Th St Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital Omaha Neb Lucille Ann Mayhew Mount Vernon Izaak Walton Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial Funeral Home H.R. Allaben Traer Goodell Allaben Legion Traer Utility Commission Dorothy Genes Crystal Beach Fla Ripley United Church of Christ Amsterdam Cemetery Overton Funeral Home Donald M. Patschke Sr Walker St. Luke’s Hospital Marion Doris Blinks Chicago Patschke First Baptist Church of Donald Merle Jr Stanchfield Minn George Albert III Luella Huxley Aurora Colo Donna Rae Malake Davenport Arlene Greene Sedona Ariz Ruth Fisher Solon George Albert Mesa Ida Martin Richland Wash Mildred Patschke Grinnell Patti Mesner Murdoch Chapel Charles Moore Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Sadat’s Funeral Procession Ends Nine-Year Leader’s Era

The page 1A report covers President Anwar Sadat’s burial after a solemn, highly watched ceremony. Mourners included Mubarak, Gamal Sadat, and international figures such as Kissinger, Begin, Giscard d Estaing, and Prince Charles. The service features a long parade route and a red marble tomb, with security tight and global leaders’ attendance limited by protocol.

Sadat Maadi Military Hospital Gamal Nasr Mubarak Gamal Sadat Haig Nixon Ford Carter U.S Henry Kissinger Begin Valery Giscard d’Estaing Britain Prince Charles Daugh Ters Jihan Lubna Mohammed Anwar Sadat

Vital Statistics Reports and Early Morning Incidents

Birth notices list the Lytle family at 5741 J St SE with a son and the Johanns and Sayer families with a daughter and a son. Additional birth items appear for Hamilton Craft Anderson Overbeck Vook and Dillard families with multiple newborns. Incident records note an overheated appliance at 1549 Eighth Ave SE at 12:19 a.m. Saturday and a dumpster fire at 5550 Kirkwood Blvd SW at 5 a.m. Saturday. A medical emergency at 1123 Forest Drive SE occurred at 8:24 a.m. Saturday and a frozen antifreeze spill on Edgewood Road NW at 5:31 p.m. Saturday followed by a cardboard box incident on Bever Ave SE at 6:21 p.m. Saturday.

Kimberly Tom Lytle J St Cathi Leo Johanns Maple Drive Cynthia Scott Sayer Aloha Drive Hiawatha Julie Jeffrey Hamilton Pebble Drive Constance Jeffrey Craft Council St Kang Carl Anderson Toddville Eighth Ave Kirkwood Blvd Forest Drive Edgewood Road Bever Ave

Correction: Linn-Mar kicker identified as Ron Rutgers

A Sports section photo misidentified Linn-Mar kicker. corrected to Ron Rutgers. Also in Winneshiek County Park Queen coverage, Stacy Seegmiller is 17 and attends North Winneshiek High School, not a graduate. The Gazette invites accuracy complaints and will publish corrections or clarifications with contact details.

Linn-Mar Ron Rutgers Kevin Huisman Stacy Seegmiller Winneshiek County Park Queen North Winneshiek High School Gazette

Japan Signals Plan to Double U.S. Military Equipment Purchases

A decade ago the Japanese government stated readiness to double purchases of American military equipment to aid reduce the U.S. balance of payments deficit with Japan.

U.S Japan

Reagan moves to loosen nuclear export controls

Washington reports the Reagan administration weighs sweeping changes to current nonproliferation laws. Proposals include transferring export licensing from NRC to the State Department, repealing sanctions on nations moving to weapon status, and permitting international inspections for buyers, signaling a major policy shift. Senator John Glenn warns such moves would create a toothless regime and treat nuclear interests as ordinary commerce.

Washington Post Service Washington State Department Nuclear Regulatory Commission Congress U.S India Malone Interagency Washington Post Reagan John Glenn Ohio

Cameras OK during evidence hearing in Waterloo case

Black Hawk County District Court ruled cameras and tape recorders may be used in an evidence hearing for Hope "Buzz" Anderson, a Waterloo businessman charged with third degree sexual abuse involving a 13 year old girl and three counts of drug possession. Judge Joseph Keefe will decide on the evidence issue later.

Des Moines Waterloo Hope Buzz” Anderson Black Hawk County Anderson Lawrence Scalise Joseph Keefe Decorah Scalise

Vietnam veteran Pete Peterson opens Chicago exhibit

Clinton artist Pete Peterson displays his painting Jumping Jack Flash at a Chicago opening by the Vietnam Veterans Arts Group. The work draws on a photo of fellow Vietnam veteran Jack Pine from Clinton.

Pete Peterson Clinton Chicago Vietnam Veterans Arts Group Jack Flash Jack Pine

No Mail Delivery Monday for Columbus Day

The Post Office will follow a holiday schedule on Monday Columbus Day with no regular residential or business deliveries and closed lobby windows except lockbox service at the main post office 615 Sixth Ave SE and the northwest station 2300 Johnson Ave NW.

Sixth Ave Northwest Johnson Ave. NW

Iowa private school bus bills urged to withhold payment

The Iowa Association of Non-public School Administrators asks parents not to pay busing bills for private school students at least until February. They cite that some districts billed for last year and a new law about state funded portions was not in effect for the second semester of 1980-81.

Des Moines Iowa Association of Non-public William Leavenhagen Clemens Leavenhagen

Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include Carrier 1.65 per week and Mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks. US territories 123.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. USPS 095680.

Cedar Rapids The Gazette Company Third Ave Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

Des Moines landlords sue city inspection dept over alleged missteps

Norman Walen and Frank Watson sue the Des Moines housing inspection department after mass suspensions tied to claims of faulty inspections. Walen says an inspector ruled his apartment ceiling too low while another found no issue. Watson says an inspector reported bad wiring despite prior approval. The landlords accuse past city inspections of poor performance.

DES Moines Mary Hellweg

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