Obituaries Nationwide Leave Marion Manes in Remembrance
Obituaries list multiple deaths with dates, ages, and surviving relatives. Howard Caskey of Marion dies after long illness at St. Luke's Hospital. Mark Haltmeyer of Eastman Wisconsin dies from traffic injuries. Gerald Newcomb of Marion dies at home. Gladys Ebsen of Cedar Rapids dies after long illness. notices include memorial services, funeral arrangements, and burial details for numerous others across Iowa communities.
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Howard Caskey
Fourth Ave
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Clarinda
Iowa
Mary Horning
Caskey
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Martha Joseph
Glora Bosler
Mundelein
Ill
R. Caskey
Pittsburgh
Isabell VanFossen
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Walker- Merrick Funeral Home
John McMillan
Reformed Presbyterian Church
William Pihl
Clarinda Church Cemetery
Betty J. Dray
Hot Springs
Nev
Lois Tucker
Brandon
Janet Meyer
Alexander
Edith Keilholtz
Cedar Rapids
Frank J. Egan
Douglas A. Egan
Waterloo
Lawrence B. Newcomb
Robert
Hammond
Ind
Charles
Chicago
Russell
Carson City
Phyllis James
Denver
Colo
Teahen Funeral
A. George
Oak Shade
American Legion Hanford Post
Gladys Z. Ebsen
Hamilton St
Gary
S.D
Hubert B. Ebsen
Mora
Minn
First Lutheran Church
Delbert
Zelda Eckley
Ardith Biederman
DeLaine Kessell
Alta Rawson
Celia Camp
Viola
Vera Hilton
Eveard Hartson
California
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Richard Mayfield
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Third Ave
George H
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Kelly
University of Iowa
Cedar Memorial Park
Friends
American Cancer Society
10Th St
Wegermann
Edwin H
Manuel Molinar
Church of God Seventh Day
First Ave
Poodle shot not mutilated in Cedar Rapids incident
Margaret Childers reported her 11 year old poodle Zack shot by a .22 caliber hollow point bullet. Assistant Chief James Barnes said the dog’s heart was not removed and body had not been mutilated. Childers lives on 317 Fourth St NW. The incident occurred Wednesday night near her home.
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Margaret Childers
James Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Barnes
ICLU chief Julie Golden resigns to move to Minneapolis
Julie Golden, director of the Iowa Civil Liberties Union for 20 years, resigns to relocate to Minneapolis. Her husband Judd, a Des Moines lawyer, joins a Minneapolis firm as partner. The ICLU launches a search for a replacement with a November 5 application deadline.
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Des Moines
Juliet Golden
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
Minneapolis, Minn
Golden
Judd
Minneapolis
The
ICLU
Defense witnesses deny Warnocks abused children
Des Moines witnesses for George and Betty Warnock testified they treated children well and did not keep wooden boxes in the house. Neighbors called such claims outlandish as the trial heard testimony from defense nine witnesses amid a crowded Polk County courtroom. The couple face multiple counts of child abuse including confinement, handcuffing a mentally retarded girl, and starvation allegations.
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Des Moines
UPI
George
Betty Warnock
Gordon Collis
Warnocks
Collis
Jerry Foxhaven
Polk County
Carsons Awarded 255,000 in Highway Land Condemnation
A Johnson County jury awarded Robert L. and Rose K. Carson of Iowa City 255,000 for 27 acres condemned by the Iowa Department of Transportation for the Highway 218 project. The couple had sought 450,000, contending the four lane construction would lower their remaining property value.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Robert L
Rose K. Carson
Iowa Department of Transportation
Iowa
IDOT
Voter Registration Deadline Near for Linn County Voters
Linn County residents must register or update name or address by Saturday to vote in the general election. Registration sites include Lindale Mall 4400 First Ave NE and the Linn County auditor's office 930 First St SW with county volunteers assisting at Lindale Mall 5 to 8 p.m. and 12 to 3 p.m. Saturday. The elections office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Linn County
Lindale Mall
First Ave
Linn County Auditor’s Office
First St
Cedar Rapids-Marion League of Women Voters
Auditor’s Office
Branstad criticized for overseas offices flip flop claim
Roxanne Conlin accuses Terry Branstad of flipping on overseas Iowa offices amid debate over a European office and a proposed Asian export promotion. She cites three voting instances from 1976 and 1977 while Branstad defends past votes and highlights a Wilton Germany joint venture as proof of value in foreign offices.
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Branstad
Iowa
Conlin
Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
Des Moines
Roxanne Conlin
Terry Branstad
Iowa House
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa Housing Finance Authority
Susan Neely
Neely
Jeff Morley
Commission
Senate
House
Chamber
Morley
Overseas Office
Morley Said
Foreign Office
West Germany
Wilton
Kopecky Links Davenport Man to Circuit Rapist Not Martinko Killer
Linn County Attorney Eugene Kopecky says Davenport man Daniel W. Bellman, 40, arrested in Illinois, is tied to 1978 Cedar Rapids sexual assaults by a circuit rapist and not to the Martinko murder. No charges filed due to a three year statute of limitations.
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Linn County
Eugene Kopecky
Davenport
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Kopecky
Daniel W. Bellman
Bellman
Michelle Martinko
Galesburg
Ill
Muscatine
Iowa City
Coralville
Burlington
Clinton
Bellwood, I1
Martinko
Westdale Mall
Moline
Iill
Dubuque Union OKs 1983 no strike at FDL Foods deal
Local 150A of the United Food and Commercial Workers ratified an agreement with FDL Foods that bars a strike until June 1983. The pact ends a contentious sale of the Dubuque Packing plant to a consortium led by FDL chairman R H Wahlert and prioritizes recall for 1,200 laid off workers while allowing merit-based pauses. Negotiations on a new contract will begin.
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Dubuque
UPI
United Food and Commercial Workers
FDL Foods
FDL
R.H. Wahlert
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque Pack
150A
Mel Maas
Vital Statistics births and public safety notes
Birth notices list multiple families with daughters and sons across Iowa locations including Oct 20 21 dates. Following lines summarize recent incidents: light ballast fault at Ridgemore Drive SE, arson at Fifth Ave SW, smoke detector trip city hall, furnace fumes at Coldstream NE, and medical emergencies at L Ave NE and Younker's Westdale Mall with various times.
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Dubuque
Michele
Dennis Meyer
Richard Edgar
Iowa Ave
Iowa City
Edna Rae
Scott Zimmerman
Carl Zimmerman
Fairlane Drive
Ray Williams
Eighth Ave
Cedar Falls
Vicki
Allan Nimmer
Martha Nimmer
12Th Ave
Hiawatha
Ridgemore Drive
Fifth Ave
42Nd Street
C Avenue
City Hall
May’s Island
Coldstream Ave
Ninth St
L Ave
First Ave
Fifth Street
Fourth Avenue
22Nd St. NW
Younker’s
Westdale Mall
16Th St. NE
First St. NW
Kennedy orders quarantine of Cuba over missile bases
On this date in 1962 President John F Kennedy ordered U S air and naval forces to quarantine Cuba after concluding Soviet missile bases were being built on the island.
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John F. Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
Former C R man killed in truck crash
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Mark Haltmeyer 35 formerly of Cedar Rapids died from injuries after his semi trailer left Highway 35 in Eastman Township struck a tree eight miles north of Prairie du Chien. The tractor and trailer separated and struck a parked pickup in a nearby trailer court driveway. He was freed from the cab and died at Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital. Rescue squads and fire department responded.
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Mark A. Haltmeyer
Eastman
Wis
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Prairie du Chien
Postville
Postville High School
Kathleen Schmeiser
Zachar Realtors
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Fairview Heights
Marion
Blairs Ferry Manor
John
Jill
Julie
Ernestine Haltmeyer
Eugene
Joan Peake
Wauk
Crawford County
Eastman Township
Frank Bronsema
Hartmeyer
Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital
Eastman Fire Department
The Gazette of Cedar Rapids History and Mailing Info
The Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second Class postage paid Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates by carrier 1.95 weekly by mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 9.20 four weeks 95.00 52 weeks. Other states and U S territories 125.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette carrier service. AP exclusive to local news and dispatches. USPS 095680.
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THE
Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerald Marion Newcomb
Evelyn Simon
Universal Engineering
American Legion
Eagles Club
Machinist Union
Ryan
Ona Anna Heiberger
Manchester
Kearns-Dykeman
Peace Lutheran Cemetery
Robert Oldis Jr
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
George L. Gay’s
St. Joseph’s
Iowa City Boys Baseball Organization
Muscular Dystrophy Foundation
Tipton
Mildred Shontz
Sheets and Son’s
Rebekah Lodge
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
van Horne
Wilfred
Butch) Schminke
St. John Lutheran Church
Newhall
Fellmer’s
Keystone
Lutheran Cemetery
Waukon
MaeGarrow
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Martin’s
Mount Olivet Cemetery
By Roland Krekeler
Ansta AA
Union OK
Candi
Bill Burks
Wilson Ave
St. Luke’s
Tracy
Christopher Chadek
Maplewood Drive
Brenda
Michael McCammant
Ladora
Laurie
William Bickett
North Liberty
Theresa Williams
Wisconsin St. SW
Tamra
Randy Stark
Center Point
Daniel Remington
Toddville
Grace
James Bethel
41St St
Dianna
Jerry Kvarda
Ellis Blvd
Kimberley
Kevin Racer
Keith W. Rambo
Marilyn K. Starks
Randolph G. Dvorak
Linda K. Fulton
Walter J. Kotila
Renny C. Walderbach
Gary A. Bloxham
Margaret E. Frey
Kevin A. Horrocks
St. Louis Park
Susan J. King
John T. Holecek
Robin C. Wilson
Guy A. Stackhouse
Phyllis A. Owen
Arnold J. Poohl
Kimberly K. Sokol
Cheryl Ann
Paul Emert Brauer
Rebecca S
Harlin E. Hawkins
Karen M
Raymond L. Honzik
Louann E
Thomas Kennedy
Dawn I
Charles D. Stark
Shirley Gwendolyn
Lawrence Douglaus Smith
C.R
Lee
Associated Press
John E. Lapes
Sonvenien Derm Wren Awa
Third Avenue S.E
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