Darlene Conner 43 dies after brief illness in Cedar Rapids
Darlene Pat Conner 43 of 1201 10th St NW Cedar Rapids died Thursday at St Luke's Hospital after a brief illness. She married Ronald L. Conner in Nashville in 1964 and worked over five years for the Salvation Army. Survived by husband three sons Larry Ronald and Chad all of Cedar Rapids two daughters Robin Kendall of Cedar Rapids Deborah Farnham of Fulda West Germany a brother Jerry Brad of Cedar Rapids and three grandchildren. Services Monday 1 pm at Turner Chapel West by Capt E J Seger. Burial Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday noon to 9 pm and Monday 9 am to 12 50 pm when casket closes. Not open after services.
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Pat” Conner
10Th St
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Ronald L. Conner
Nashville
Tenn
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Vital Statistics Notices and Local Incidents Summary
Birth notices list multiple families in Marion and surrounding areas with newborns including Oct 13 to Oct 14 announcements. Public safety logs record a series of emergency responses and incidents in Cedar Rapids area from Thursday to Friday evening, including medical emergencies, fires, gas leak, and an extrication at an accident scene.
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Reagan Extends High Tech Export Controls Amid Crisis
President Reagan invoked emergency powers to preserve U S export controls over high tech to the Soviet Union and other communist states as the Export Administration Act expired. Officials warned lifting limits could endanger national security and disrupt licensed shipments, with smaller firms seen at risk of evasion.
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Grassley Pushes Open Defense Bids to Aid Iowa Firms
Senator Grassley told Drake University listeners that Iowa must gain more defense contracts through competitive bidding to aid its small manufacturers. He cited Pentagon cost concerns, urged a creeping capitalism bill to raise open contracts from 6 percent toward 70 percent, and pressed for revised B 1B bomber cost estimates to reflect funding gaps.
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New attorney named for Emerson case in Jones County
Anamosa lawyer James Thomas appointed to defend Jerry Lee Emerson in the Sept 22 stabbing death of his wife Linda Kratzfield. Emerson, 30, is held on 1 million bond and arraignment is set for Oct 28 in Jones County District Court.
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Fire code study and child safety plan in Hiawatha
Hiawatha Mayor Steve West will form a committee to draft a uniform fire code focusing on storage and exits for apartments and businesses and will seek Iowa DOT help for a school route plan. Another panel will review safe walking routes and concentrate on the Robins Road area where drivers at Boyson Road/I 380 fail to stop. The council may advance an ordinance on hazardous materials with cleanup costs and police evacuation powers.
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Steve West
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Tax checkoff shows Democrats lead in Iowa
DES MOINES AP Forty percent of Iowa taxpayers who used the $1 income tax checkoff favored the Democrats for the funds. Republicans received 33 percent. Democrats got 36 percent and Republicans 34 percent. The rest split their dollar evenly between the two parties.
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Leach to keynote regional medical workshop at Iowa
Iowa City event features Rep. Jim Leach as keynote from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. in Bowen Science Building Auditorium 1. Dr. Charlie Clements speaks at 1 p.m. on his El Salvador refugee physician work. Public invited.
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West
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