Deaths and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries list Anne F. King 65 of 208 28th St Drive SE who died at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness with services pending at Turner Chapel East and burial at Czech National Cemetery. Also noted are memorial services and funeral arrangements for Brandon Harold E. Dodge 71 Mabel A. Then 77 Anthony T. Robinson 84 Merle E. Hopker 43 Maurice J. Carney 83 Wilbur L. Walton 84 Harold B. Gabby Center Point Blanche Kubec English. George R. McDonnell George R. McDonnell arrangements in Marion and Port Angeles death notices with military rites and church services.
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Anne F. King
28Th St
Cedar Rapids
Baird A. King
Lancaster
Peoples Unitarian Church
Robert
Wendl Kroupa
Rachael Archer
Donald McLaughlin
Mesa, Ariz
Turner Chapel East
Czech National Cemetery
Brandon
Harold E
Bill” Dodge
White’s
Independence
Cascade
Mabel A
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Fillmore
Devaney-Reiff's
Masonville
Anthony T. Robinson
Silver Creek United Methodist Church
Bohnenkamp- Vernon's
Manchester
Quasqueton
Merle E. Hopker
Quasqueton Union Church
Mason Harris
Williamsburg
Maurice J. Carney
Uhlmann’s
Wilbur L. Walton
Linn County
Port Angeles
Wash
Mount Vernon
Washington
Germany
Beatrice Narber
Leonore M. Sawyer
Venice
Fla
George Ellspermann
Bellingham
Harold B
Gabby
United Methodist Church
Center Point
Charlotte Mallett
Dye-Benion American Legion Post
Murdoch Chapel
McDonnell
George R
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Keith Birch
Mount Calvary Cemetery
American Legion Post No
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Marion
Weather Summary and Cold Front Forecast
A detailed weather report notes precipitation totals for October and general conditions across the U S. It records barometric readings at 1 a m and wind speeds up to 26 mph from the west. The extended forecast warns of a cold spell Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. Record lows were set in Colorado, with wind advisories and frost warnings across parts of Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. It also cites regional rainfall amounts in Iowa and Mississippi and notes a wet morning over the Midwest spreading to the Gulf Coast and Atlantic Seaboard.
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Svnlvd
Inedsbadess
Midwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Florida
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Delaware
Virginia
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Cresco
Marshalltown
Waukon
Toledo
Independence
Dubuque
Fayette
Clutter
Vinton
Elkader
Williamsburg
Mount Pleasant
Walford
Waterloo
Coralville
Plains
Rockies
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Yellowstone Valley
Livingston
Big Timber
Mont
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Drought Persisting Quietly With Shifting Economic Signals
Economic outlook remains constrained by drought though consumer confidence shows a rebound. The University of Michigan Index of Consumer Confidence rose to 67.8 in the July to September period, up 13.4 points from a record low and 3.9 higher than a year earlier. Fannie Mae announced a mortgage refinancing program effective Nov. 10 offering conventional loans below market rates based on the lower of the loan index or commitment rate.
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University of Michigan
School
Institute For Social Research
Federal National Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae
Federal Home Loan Bank Board Loan
Board
Vital statistics births and listings across multiple locales
The notice lists numerous birth announcements dated Oct 20 to Oct 23 for families in Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha Swisher and Centerport and Cortez. It names parents and newborns with addresses and mentions several sets of grandparents. Additional incident notes include a backfire carburetor at 1016 F Ave and two medical emergencies on Oct 27 and 6:12 p.m. Thursday at nearby locations.
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Bever Ave
Old Marion Road
Private Lives and Other Events at Local Venues Tonight
The Long Wharf Theater presents Private Lives at Hancher Auditorium with an 8 p.m. show and Tickets eight fifty. Two by Two runs 7 30 p.m. at Center Point High School gym with price two dollars for adults and one fifty for students. A fair at Hawkeye Downs runs 6 to 10 p.m. with prices adults seventy five cents and free for children. Haunted hikes and fright nights run across several venues with varied prices and times including Indian Creek Nature Center Shueyville Marion Lindale Drive and Town and Country Center.
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Long Wharf
Hancher
U of I
Center Point High School
Hawkeye Downs
Indian Creek Nature Center
Shueyville Community Center
Lindale Drive
Marion
Kmart
Jaycees Haunted House
Rubins Hardware
Westdale Mall
Iran Parliament May Consider New Hostage Guarantees
In Washington White House press secretary Powell cautioned against over optimism on the hostage issue. In Wiesbaden phone banks and normal readiness drills continued as Iran's parliamentary leaders signaled flexibility, with Rafsanjani saying may add conditions but could free captives if US guarantees are provided.
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White House
Jody Powell
Washington
Wiesbaden
West Germany
U.S
UPI
London
Iran
Ruhollah Khomeini
Hojjatoleslam Mousavi Khoyeni
Khoyeni
Hojjatoleslam Hashemi Rafsanjani
United States
Rafsanjani
le Monde
Man Convicted of Triple Murder Faces New Prosecution
The case centers on McClelland, held at Security Medical Facility, later moved to Oakdale Penitentiary. An August 1967 bank robbery attempt ended in the shooting deaths of Mrs. Schwab and two Skoogs, with two young girls left unharmed in the car trunk. Autopsy underway after a 5:30 p.m. fight at the penitentiary mess hall.
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Ron Welder
McClelland
Shanahan
Welder
Anamosa
Oakdale
Johnson County
Maynard Schneider
Paul Loeffelholz
Loeffelholz
Charles Schwab
Belle Plaine
Leland Skoog
Garith
Elberon
Schwab
Tama County
Cedar Rapids
Harvey Uhlenhopp
Reagan Campaigns Hard in South and Debates Ahead
Reagan finished four days of campaigning mainly in Carter’s base in the South and canceled another swing to devote time to briefing sessions for the presidential debate and to promote a new 30 minute ABC TV speech on the economy. Carter spent Thursday at the White House highlighting black support despite three Reagan endorsements and meeting with SEI workers and rabbis before accepting SCLC leader Joseph Lowery’s endorsement.
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Reagan
Carter
Abc-Tv
White House
America
Service Employees International
New York Board of Rabbis
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Joseph Lowery
State police group backs C R unit action
A statewide police association backed Cedar Rapids action on Daniel Elliott's civil service hearing. The group argues Elliott, who resigned, is not entitled to a hearing and that a Civil Service Commission review would violate Iowa law. The local group filed suit to block the hearing while seeking a stay, but the stay request was dropped.
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Cedar Rapids
Daniel Elliott
Des Moines
Iowa State Policemen’s Association
Cedar Rapids Police Protective Association
Elliott
Civil Service Commission
Iowa
Civil Service
Association
Robert Nelson
Harry Zanville
Former Cedar Rapids officer says he felt set up after discharge
Daniel Elliott Jr. described his Aug 22 firing from the Cedar Rapids Police Department as a possible resignation under pressure after failing a polygraph. The Civil Service Commission hearings focus on whether he was fired or chose to resign and if the action affects his appeal.
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Cedar Rapids
Daniel Elliott Jr
Elliott
Raymond Baker
Baker
Civil Service Commission
Department
William Byrne
Michael Fay
Fay
Commission
Harry Zanville
Waterloo
Byrne
Zanville
Chicago
Lynda Thomsen
Jan Kazimour
Kazimour
Thomson
Cedar Rapids Gazette Carrier Rates and Subscriptions Note
Fragmentary notice from the Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines established rates by carrier and mail subscriptions. It mentions U.S. territories mail rates and general local news printing details. the text is damaged and partially legible but indicates subscription pricing and distribution.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S. Territories
Gazette
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Evelyn Drive
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Wisconsin St
St. Luke’s
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Ed Mittan
18Th Ave
Maureen
Dave Engle
M Ave
Toby
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34Th St
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Eighth St
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35Th St
Janette
James Gilmore
Pirie Drive
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Barbara
Kyle Wagner
Swisher
Centerport
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Wayne Lang
Beryl Eller
Staub Court
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Bill Thompson
Herb Shepard
Prairie Drive
Daniel T. Mills
Jane A. Fagan
Maximino R. Aquino
Karolyn K. Decker
Daniel M. Martin
April C. Noggle
Robert W. Wendel
Mary L. Kline
Douglas D. Kriegel
Janice K. Nosbish
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Sheila F. Light
Charles E. Brown Jr
Pamela S. Knapp
Larry D. Admire
Lisa A. Doolen
von J. Hollingsworth
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