Deaths and memorial notices from Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries list spouses siblings and survivors across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Notes include Dougherty Weed Service owner James Dougherty, Navy WW II veteran, and American Legion Marion Post 296. Richard Hathaway. Rogers Lillian. Henry Lubben. Hannah Cone. Ivab Walkee. Elsie Millard. Edmere Bishop. Belie Plain Roy Bruger. and other local residents with service times, burial locations, and memorial appeals to Camp Courageous and St. Marks Lutheran Church.
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Seehidie Ak Cae Eee Ee Aee
Virginie Grant
Cedar Rapids
Dougherty Weide Service
Marior Pos
American Legion
Iron Workers Local No
Madge Dougherty
Diane van Houten
Marion
Anc
Turner Chapel
Eas
Sareed Callies
Bt Pmws Catholic Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Marior Post No
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Camp Good Health
Third Ave
Camp Courageous
Momnthelic
Lowe
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
United Methods Church
Third Avenue
Fifth Stree
Monticello
Elsie “Deane
Murdoch Chapel
Center Poin
Charlotte Malcott
Center Point
Fune
Edmere H
Cedar Memorial Park
John Dalton
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Teacher Funeral Home
Mothball Plan Halts Two Nuclear Plants for 20 Months
Seattle based Washington Public Power Supply System and utilities agree to suspend construction of two multibillion dollar nuclear plants for at least 20 months. The plan covers mothballing costs, site security, and options to resume if energy demand and finances improve. Over $2.25 billion already invested, with completion costs now about $12 billion.
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Seattle
Soup of Utilities
Board of Directors
Washington Public Power Supply System
Wuimies
Regional Council
Northwest
Satsop
Hanford
Washington
Benton County urged to proceed on dog pound land dispute
VINTON Iowa reports county officials advised moving ahead with the dog pound project amid a land ownership dispute. Marion Dulin claims ownership of the parcel where the pound sits alleging no deed to the county exists. The county asserts possession may prove title if deed is not found.
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Benton County
Vinton
Beniton
Mark Mossman
Marion Dulin
Dulin
Russell Wycke
Mid-Prairie Board Keeps Salary Scale Despite Union Request
The Mid-Prairie school board refused a percentage raise, citing tight finances. President Tom Jirse says the district cannot offer a wage increase, despite the Teachers Association seeking about 10 percent plus health and life insurance provisions.
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Mid-Prairie School Board
Tom Jirse
Mic-Prairie Education Association
Death ruled self-inflicted gunshot of Richard Hathaway
Linn Medical Examiner ruled the death of Richard Hathaway 39 a self inflicted gunshot wound. Hathaway left his Center Street residence around 3 am and was found behind the garage by a neighbor at about 8 am. The death is classified as death by own action.
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Richard &. Hathaway
Center St
Cedar Rapids
Hathaway
Eagles Club
Dorothy Hathaway
Carol Norris
Mark
Larry
Cedar Memoria Park
Cedar Memoria Funera Home
Richard Hathaway
Center St. NE
Linn
Oxford Meeting Set for Monday Evening
Oxford officials announce a public meeting scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in Oxford. The agenda and attendee details are not specified in the fragment.
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Oxford
Record high inflation hits 14.8 percent in September
Washington reports a 14.8 percent annual inflation rate for September with double-digit gains in food housing and transportation. For the first nine months prices rose 10.1 percent while gasoline up 0.6 percent and auto sales show a 23 year low 10 day rate.
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Washington
Burglar Calls 911 After Getting Trapped in Window
A teenage burglar, trapped by a window bar while trying to enter a Miami home, called 911 to surrender. Officers freed him. he was charged with burglary and possession of burglary tools and held at Dade County Youth Hall. The youth reportedly said he was embarrassed, calling it his first burglary.
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Miami
Graveline
Dade County
U S Warns Against Libyan Ties and Travel Risks
The State Department reiterated that U S citizens must avoid Libyan government support and travel to Libya citing embassy burnings, unsettled conditions, and Libyan policies backing terrorism. Officials urge departure and oppose any American aiding Khadafy in illegal activities.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Libya
Muammar
Chad
United States
Tripoli
Khadafy
Iowa City Officers Sued for False Arrest
Two Des Moines area men sue two Iowa City police officers and the city in Johnson County District Court alleging false arrest and false imprisonment on October 27 at 1:30 am. They claim pat-downs led to charges of grand larceny of a motor vehicle and missing a wedding in Chicago, seeking 5 000 punitive and 10 000 actual damages per defendant.
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Iowa City
Des Moines
Johnson County
Iowe City
Randy Minnich
Kenneth Devis
Tom Widmer
David Harris
Lowe City
Chicago
Abundant Turkeys Expected This Fall In Markets
New York report says this fall will see 12 to 16 percent more turkeys than last year. The ample supply will reach retail markets within the next few weeks, per Consumer Food News from the USDA Northeast Information Office.
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New York
API
Consumer Food News
Northeast Information Office
Departmen of Agriculture
Cedar Rapids Gazette Gazette Subscription Rates
Local subscription rates listed by The Gazette Company include daily and Sunday editions. Rates given: 7 issues for 0.05, four weeks for 85.80, 52 weeks for 123.00. Inland and territorial mail options noted with Cedar Rapids postal details.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette Compan
Cedar Rapid
Omer
Mons Occepec Morecs
Gazette
AP News
Open house planned for Hills-A Atrium Village facility
A two day open house for the $2.5 million Atrium Village retirement complex offers 30 elderly apartments and a 20 bed intermediate care center. The event runs 2 to 5 p m today and Sunday with a 3 p m dedication on Sunday. Communist jets engaged the U N air fleet across the 100 mile wide front in North Korea.
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U.N
North Korea
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