Deaths listed for Cedar Rapids area residents
The obituary listings note multiple deaths including Louie Lynn Moran a three month old. Betty Jean Heiden 63. Ann Marie Haines 3 days. and other individuals with services and burial details in Cedar Rapids and nearby communities. Graveside and funeral arrangements are detailed with churches cemeteries and funeral homes.中的
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Ann Marie Haines
Dennis R. Haines
Valley View Drive
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Karen Louise Haines
Robert J. Carfrae
Donald J. Haines
W.O. Shellquist
A.R. Jones
Jay Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Anti-Clark brochure not approved for Fairfax delivery
Fairfax residents protested an unauthorized political mailer distributed with The Gazette. Carriers were instructed to deliver only The Gazette. The package included a Clark voting record, a Review of the News reprint and a Proposition 78 solicitation postcard.
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Fairfax
Dick Clark
Gazette
Joe Vondra
Don Martens
the Gazette
Robert Jackson
Clark
The
Review of the News
John Birch Society
Jackson
Vondra
Des Moines
Higher drainage fees eyed for subdivisions in city plan
Public Improvements Commissioner Richard Phillips said the ordinance would raise the drainage fee from 200 to 400 dollars per acre for subdivision owners. The city has paid out over 536000 dollars for storm sewer work since 1970 while collecting about 285000 in fees. Subdivision owners must submit a certified or cashier’s check with the final plat, and the city will stop furnishing castings but will provide pipes up to 54 inches in diameter.
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Public Improvements
Richard Phillips
Phillips
Treasury: 827 banks closed in two months during crisis
On this date in 1931 the U S Treasury Department warned the nation’s financial condition was grave as 827 banks had shut their doors in the prior two months.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Cedar Rapids Woman in Serious Condition After Crash
An 82 year old Cedar Rapids resident, Anna Green of 619 21st Ave. SW, was listed in serious condition at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota after a Friday night crash near Protovia. Green sustained pelvic fracture multiple rib fractures and head injuries as a car driven by Mary Woods reportedly blacked out and overturned.
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Mary W. Winks
Thompson Drive
Leo Winks
Sumner
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
West Union
Winks
St. Paul, Minn
Robert Reed
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
A.A. Sodawasser
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
American Cancer Society
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Anna Green
21St Ave
Mary Woods
Woods
Protovia
Green
Mentalist aims to play Karpov and Fischer simultaneously
Detroit AP reports George Kresge Jr. known as the Amazing Kreskin seeks a blindfolded simultaneous match against world champions Anatoly Karpov and Bobby Fischer, potentially in New York in late November. If declined, Manhattan Chess Club would provide four national experts to contest him.
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Detroit
George Kresge Jr
Kreskin
Anatoly Karpov
Bobby Fischer
Kresge
New York
Manhattan Chess Club
Robbery at County Line clothing store on Edgewood Road
A lone man armed with a handgun held up a clerk at the County Line at 212 Edgewood Road NW at 2 15 p m Monday taking an undetermined amount of money. A male employee returning from lunch saw the suspect as he left. The gunman is described as a black man about six feet tall with a medium build. Investigators continue.
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Edgewood Road
Inflation program would limit pay and prices, national council says
The Council on Wage and Price Stability outlined a voluntary inflation program restricting annual pay increases to 7 percent across wages and fringe benefits. Prices would be kept 0.5 points below last year’s rise, with exceptions if costs rose sharply. Overtime rules stay, while federal contracts could be withheld from noncompliers.
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Afl-Cio
Council On
Fitzgerald outlines plan for elderly voters in Iowa bid
Fitzgerald campaigns across Des Moines promising ten programs if elected governor. He criticizes Gov. Ray and cites legislative actions like a 1.6 million program to help low income seniors stay home, plus housing tax relief, public transport, and higher nursing home per diem reimbursements. He plans Cedar Rapids and Davenport stops.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jerry Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
Robert Ray
Fitzgerald
Ray
House
Funeral Directors Pick Cecil Goettsch for NFDA President
Cecil Goettsch of Monticello was elected president of the National Funeral Directors Association at the convention in Atlanta. He heads a company operating funeral homes in Monticello, Hopkinton, and Anamosa.
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Monticello
Cecil Goettsch
National Funeral Directors Association
Atlanta
Goettsch
Hopkinton
Anamosa
Exclusion of Black Leaders Sparks Civil Rights Concerns in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police recruitment talks stirred controversy after two Black community leaders, Juan Cortez and Luther Trent, were denied admission to a planning session. Chief Gareth Clift said the meeting focused on minority recruitment and future police community relations with Black Coalition discussions ongoing and a federal mediator involved. Trent noted past help in recruitment, while Cassell declined comment.
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Cedar Rapids
Luther Trent
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cassell
Clift
Trent
Cortez
Police Department
Black Coalition
Citizens’ Group
Five Seasons Center delays and patching concerns rise
At a City Council informal session Mayor Don Canney voiced worry over chipped blocks on the Five Seasons Community Center north facade. Architect Scott Olson noted blockwork is solid but called for pre completion inspection before seating and arena ceiling install. Center opening targeted for February 1 with about 17 supervisors to be hired between November 20 and December 20. Birthdays include Griffin Bell Barbara Bel Geddes Norodom Sihanouk and Dan Rather.
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Five Seasons Community Center
Don Canney
Canney
Scott Olson
Leo Peiffer and Associates
Olson
Mike Gebauer
Knutson Construction Co
Minneapolis
Gebauer
U.S
Griffin Bell
Barbara Bel Geddes
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Dan Rather
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