Deaths of Gladys Fox and others listed in Iowa notices
Gladys H. Fox 54 of 6110 Greenbriar Lane SW died Saturday at Mercy Hospital after a long illness born November 24 1927 in Watkins. Married Feb 26 1946 in St Patrick's Watkins. Survived by husband daughter Gloria Strauss Cedar Rapids sons Michael and Glen Cedar Rapids seven grandchildren and siblings. Services 930 AM Monday at St Patrick's Cedar Rapids. Burial St Joseph's Cemetery. There will be a prayer service 7 PM tonight at Teahen Funeral Home.
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Gladys H. Fox
Greenbriar Lane
Mercy Hospital
Watkins
George H. Fox
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Shearson American Express
Cedar Rapids
Gloria Strauss
Michael
Glen
Elizabeth Becker
Norway
Charles Becker
Coletta Frese
T. Don Collins
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Leo F. Yardley
Guttenberg
Quasqueton
Jean Pallischeck
Amvets
Lonnie Allitz
Joan Green
Long Beach
Calif
John Glackin
Lord of
Aemil
Wittier
Leila Kaegbein
Branson
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Tuecke Funeral Home
James E. Hinton Sr
22Nd St
Marion
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Grain Valley
Marion A. Muir
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Rapids Chevrolet Co
American Legion
James Jr
Ted Burkart
Koloa
Kauai
Hawaii
Clyde Jones
Evelyn Pollock
Kansas City
Cedar Memorial Chapel of
Leroy Bauman
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Camp Good Health
Camp Courageous
Candidates back solar energy incentives in Iowa
Iowa gubernatorial candidates Democrat Roxanne Conlin and Republican Terry Branstad urged solar incentives at the Iowa Solar Energy Association conference. Conlin backed a $300 million bonding plan and revolving funds for local energy conservation loans. Branstad touts a jobs program and permanent solar property tax exemptions, noting a need to reduce energy dependence.
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Iowa Solar Energy Association
Terry Branstad
Roxanne Conlin
Conlin
Branstad
Iowa
General Assembly
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Summary
Vital Statistics list births on Oct 22 23 with multiple couples and addresses in Marion Vinton Stanwood Hiawatha Cedar Rapids area. Incident logs note fires alarms medical emergencies and a few household incidents from Thursday to Saturday including stove grease at 226 Park Court SE mistaken alarms 1200 Third Ave SE 226 Park Court SE crestridge drive 6203 a heat trace issue 4800 Edgewood Road SW overheated chimney 1357 38th St SE odor at 415 12th Ave SE unknown leaves at Northwood Birchwood NE Bever Ave 20th St SE and 1327 Sixth St NW.
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Park Court
Third Ave
Crestridge Drive
26Th St
Edgewood Road
38Th St
12Th Ave
Northwood
Birchwood Drives
Bever Avenue
20Th Street
Sixth St
City Corrects Decorah Drum and Bugle Corps Funding
The Decorah City Council provides the Decorah Kit ties Drum and Bugle Corps with $1,800 annually. A Gazette error last Sunday claimed no city support. The Gazette will address complaints about accuracy and publish corrections or clarifications as needed. Call 398-8313 with concerns.
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Decorah
Gazette
Rebels Kill Officer’s Daughters in Apopa Attack
An off-duty civil defense officer was wounded and his three daughters aged 4, 9, and 16 were fatally shot when rebels raided his Apopa home near San Salvador. The incident follows a weekend surge in guerrilla activity amid disappearances of labor leaders and leftist figures.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Apopa
Hinton
Reagan
U.S
Davenport Man Killed in Highway 6 Motorcycle Crash
A Davenport motorcyclist, Richard Lee Neitzel, 36, died in a single vehicle crash on Highway 6 near Brooklyn. He was pronounced dead at the scene by a county medical examiner. Police say the rider was thrown from the bike after it swerved off the road, suffering a broken neck and fractured skull.
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Davenport
Highway 6
Brooklyn
Richard Lee Neitzel
Poweshiek County
Neitzel
Poweshiek County Sheriff's Department
Arson Suspect Charged In Iowa City Fires
Edward Boyle 19 of Iowa City faces first-degree arson charges after two fires at 505 E Washington St apartment 5 within an hour. Firefighters and police found multiple origins in the bedroom and kitchen then arrested Boyle at the scene.
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Iowa City
Edward Douglas Boyle
Boyle
Truck plunges from bridge kill three on Rio Grande
A southbound 18 wheeler veered after hitting a car on the International Bridge, plunging 30 feet into the Rio Grande. Driver Julio Lujano, 24, and two women pedestrians Josefina Balderas 53 and Rosa Fraga 51, both of Nuevo Laredo, died. The auto occupants, Hector Leal and family from Houston, were uninjured. The bridge was closed, traffic snarled, and the newer span remained open.
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Nuevo Laredo, Mexico
International Bridge
Rio Grande
Josefina San Juana Balderas
Rosa Casarez Fraga
Nuevo Laredo
United States
Mexico
Julio Lujano
Laredo
Hector Leal
Houston
Villasana Co
Texas
Thought for today quote from George Eliot
A brief quotation notes that blessed is the man who speaks little when he has nothing to say, reflecting restraint and wisdom attributed to the English writer George Eliot.
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George Eliot
The Gazette Established in Cedar Rapids Iowa 1883
The Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Company, is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions list carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly rates including regional notes. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Pioneering black sheriff indicted and replaced
Gov. Dick Riley suspended Theodore McFarlin South Carolina's first black sheriff since Reconstruction after a county grand jury indicted him on misconduct in office and obstruction of justice. George D. Fulton, a black state trooper, was named temporary replacement as McFarlin faces possible prison time and a $15 000 bond.
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Theodore McFarlin
South Carolina
Kingstree
S.C
UPI
Dick Riley
Riley
McFarlin
George D. Fulton
Fulton
Highway Patrol
Charleston
Columbia
I.S. Leevy Johnson
First US Telegram Sent From California to Lincoln
On this date in 1861 the first telegram was transmitted across the United States from California Chief Justice Stephen Field to President Abraham Lincoln in Washington.
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United States
California
Stephen Field
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
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Harpers Ferry
L.J
Margaret) Valley
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
St. Ann’s Annex
Hanson’s
Waukon
Graceville
Minn
North Liberty
Ben Dosedle
Gay's
South
Marcus E. Miller
Hallsville
Powell’s
South English
Fairview
Kinross
Williamsburg
Henry H. Kleinmeyer
Uhlmann’s
Martin’s
Floyd L. Kurth
Coggon
Hopkinton
Helen Gater
Kurth
Mooreman Feeds
Sears, Roebuck and Co
North Linn
Coggon Cemetery
Murdoch
A.A. Sohawasser
Calvary Cemetery
Ryan
Stewart Funeral Home
St. Luke’s
Vinca
David Allick
Sheridan Drive
Shelly
Kim Dulin
Vinton
Theresa
Stephen Carron
Pleasant View Drive
Sandra
Martin Boyse
35Th St
Lynn
Bruce Thumma
Stanwood
Jeresa
John Anderson
19Th Ave
Donna
Patrick Servey
Hamilton St
Jolene
Richard Belvant
Mosswood Lane
Janet
Kendal Ramstad
Tiki Terrace
Hiawatha
Morazan
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Treasury Police
Deane Hinton
John E. Lapes Sans
Third Avenue S.E
Lan
James F. Stewart
First Avenue N.E
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