Deaths listed in Cedar Rapids area obituary notices
Long obituary list notes Henry R. Lubben 78 of Cedar Rapids and others including Elsie Millard 69 Irah Wiltsey 71 Marlene Briggman 6 months and Hannah Cone 85. Notices cover births marriages church affiliations burial dates and memorials with funeral arrangements and cemeteries across Cedar Rapids Marion Center Point and surrounding towns.
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Henry R. Lubben
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Elsie “Deane” McVay Millard
Sixth St
St. Luke's Hospital
Walker
Claude D. Millard
Rock Island, Ill
Marlene Kay Briggman
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marlene Kay
Merlyn Briggman
Manchester
Elizabeth Williams
Hiawatha
Laura
Julie Williams
Dean Briggman
Jerry Turner
Colesburg
Vernon's
Oakland Cemetery
Hoskins
Ralph C
First United Methodist Church
Marion
Dick Watkins
Nick Longworth
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Wolfe
Rollie S
Kuba Funeral Home
Alec Rowlands
First Assembly of God Church
Haydenshield Funeral Home
East Dubuque
Linwood Cemetery
Dubuque
Carter
Estella
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Lewis Howard
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Hannah S. Johnson Cone
Eighth St
John Cone Jr
Little Brown
Nashua
Cone
Jay A. Miller
Oak Shade
Democratic Chairman Attacks RNC Over Aging Conference Survey
Rep Claude Pepper accuses Richard Richards of trying to pervert the White House Conference on Aging by surveying 900 delegates about political views. Pepper seeks DoJ review for impersonation privacy and FOI violations while Richards defends the effort as a valid mood check.
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Washington
House Select Committee On
White House
Claude Pepper
Florida
Department of Justice
Richard Richards
Richards
Richard Schweiker
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Pepper
Republicans Float Tentative 115 Billion Budget Plan
Congressional Republicans concede a balanced 1984 budget may be impossible and unveil a tentative 115 billion three year package of spending cuts and tax increases. They anticipate higher excise taxes on alcohol and tobacco and a larger 1982 defense cut than Reagan's 2 billion proposal, with details to follow after talks with President Reagan.
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Washington
Congressional
Congress
Reagan
Senate
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Baker
House
Bob Michel
Illinois
Cancun
Mexico
Michel
Senate Budget Committee
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Administration
Belle Plaine pastor to appear in court over school records
The Rev. Bill Hinshaw, principal of Faith Baptist School Belle Plaine, is set for Benton County Magistrate Court on Oct. 30 charged with failing to furnish required church school records to the Belle Plaine school district. He contends religious freedom allows operation of a church school without state-mandated documents.
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Belle Plaine
Bill Hinshaw
Faith Baptist Church
Benton County
Hinshaw
First Baptist Church of
Robber flees with cash from Ware and McDonald station
Police hunt a man in his mid twenties who grabbed cash from the Ware and McDonald gas station on 502 E Ave NW. Attendant James Rizzio 17 reported a 26 year old suspect in camouflage jacket took about 220 dollars in tens fives and ones after forcing open the till at 7 22 p m Thursday. The description cites 5 7 and 180 pounds with brown hair beard and mustache.
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Ware & McDonald
E Ave
James Rizzio
Rizzio
Republican wine and cheese fundraiser in Iowa City
The University of Iowa College Republicans plan their third annual wine and cheese fundraiser at Old Brick on 26 East Market Street. The spokesman says the event will officially welcome Congressman Cooper Evans to Johnson County, one of four new counties in Evans 3rd District. The fundraiser runs 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday with tickets at $5 at the door.
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Clarion
Mildred E. Friis
Nashua
Milwaukee
Wis
Martin Dry Goods Co
Cedar Rapids
H.R. Lubben Interiors
Grant Wood
Iowa City
Lubben
Trinity United Methodist Church
Mount Hermon
Charles City
Florence Johnston
Waverly
Robert
California
Turner Chapel East
Robert A. Dennett
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Third Avenue
Fifth St
Camp Courageous
P.O. Box
Monticello
Irah H. Walton Wiltsey
Walker
Nebraska
University Hospitals
Walnut
Neb
Flores R. Hart
South Dakota
Hart
Fred M. Wiltsey
Wiltsey
Brockhaus
Murdoch
Iowa City — College
University of Iowa
Old Brick
East Market St
Cooper Evans
Johnson County
Evans
Mysterious death investigation continues in Johnson County
Authorities probe the death of a man found in a cabin near the Coralville Reservoir in rural Johnson County. The tenant's identity is withheld, homicide not ruled out, with autopsy results expected in about two weeks.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Coralville Reservoir
Gary Hughes
Hughes
Department of Criminal Investigation
Gerald Shanahan
Second attorney appointed for McSparen murder case
In Iowa City a second court appointed attorney was named to assist Douglas Olson in defense of Mildred McSparen 28 charged with first degree murder in Johnson County and Des Moines County cases. Judge L Vern Robinson also approved Stephen Gerard Jr as co counsel and paid Dr Allen Silberman 750 dollars as expert witness. McSparen’s Jan 11 Johnson County trial date remains set and bonds totaling 125000 remain outstanding.
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Iowa City
Mildred McSparen
Lomax, III
McSparen
Johnson County
Stephen McSparen
University of Iowa
Des Moines County
Michael
Burlington Medical Center
University Hospitals
L. Vern Robinson
Douglas Olson
Olson
Robinson
Stephen Gerard Jr
Allen Silberman
West Des Moines
Burlington
Stephen
Des Moines
Tuition hikes set by Regents for three state universities
The Board of Regents approved 1982 83 tuition increases across the University of Iowa Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa. Residents and nonresidents face higher undergraduate graduate medical dental and law fees with notable jumps for nonresident veterinary medicine and other programs.
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Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
Carter denies hostage release timing tied to election
One year ago President Carter denied that any improvement in prospects for freeing American hostages in Iran was timed to the approaching U.S. presidential election.
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Carter
Iran
U.S
Hawkins to retire from U of post
Iowa City AP report states Max S. Hawkins longtime director of state relations at the University of Iowa will retire November 30 at age 67. Hawkins was a guard on Iowa's 1939 Iron Men football team and earned a geology degree in 1941.
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Iowa City
Max S. Hawkins
University of Iowa
Hawkins
Iowa
Iron Men
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Lillian G. Rogers
Fourth Ave
Lillian G. Risdale
Norway
Orville Rogers
Coe College
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Benton
Linn County
Thor
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Holy Redeemer
Turner Chapel West
Gary Hess
Fairfax Cemetery
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Edmere H. Bishop
Ave
Veterans Administration Hospital
Edmere H. Harman
Elgin
Ill
Louis Bishop
Wacs
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Hanford Post 5
American Legion
Ralph Wilhelm
Westbrook
Minn
Charles C. Dougherty
27Th St. NE
Veterans Hospital
Dunkerton
Ray
Emma) Miller
Parker's
Jesup
Garden of Memories
Waterloo
Farley
Genevieve A. Friedmann
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Reiff's
St. Mary's Cemetery
Cascade
Harpers Ferry
Leo P. Cota
St. Ann's Catholic Church
St. Ann's Annex
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Hanson's
Waukon
Clara Georgia Cornwall
Mechanicsville
Lavina L. Kramer
Horner’s
Strawberry Point
Artie Adams
Strawberry Point United Methodist Church
Roberson
Politics Charged In
New York Times Service
Republican National Committee
Republican Group
Ann Mittman
Johnson County Bureau
DCI
John E. Lapes
Florist
U of Post
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