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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2007
Page
15
Delpha J. Moser of Colesburg died Tuesday October 30 2007 at age 83 in her home after a long illness. Arrangements are pending at Tuecke Allyn Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Guttenberg.
Marian Ackerman 95 of Independence died October 30 2007 after a short illness Funeral services Friday at United Methodist Church Rowley with burial in Rowley Cemetery She is survived by husband Kenneth two daughters Kay Ackerman and Jean Cizek and three grandchildren Royce Rueber 55 of rural Sumner died October 29 2007 memorial services Saturday at St Peters Lutheran Church Westgate Private committal later Survivors include wife Carol daughter Aimee father Warren sister Reita Irwin Shirley M Colony 68 of rural Tiffin died October 29 2007 memorial gathering Thursday at Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service in Iowa City She is survived by her children Lamont Monte Ellery Dawn Ellery Garison husband James Garison and grandchildren Logan and Haleigh along with brother Carl Colony and companions Pepe and Frankie
The Oversight Committee questions the non profit agency over rising college debt and mission drift. President Steve Moe Cullough defends performance citing low incomes and tuition costs while auditors push openness and conflict safeguards.
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller backs moves by the University of Iowa Iowa State University and UNI alumni groups to restrict student credit card marketing. Banks including Bank of America hold thousands of affinity accounts with a small student share and limited debt, while UI efforts redirected solicitations and education programs.
The Social Security Administration unveiled a new Cedar Rapids field office at 3165 Williams Blvd SW in Williams Plaza. The 9,500 square foot building is about 3,000 square feet larger than the old office, with expanded reception and interview spaces, upgraded electronics, and a new training room to reduce off-site trips. Twenty employees have worked there since late July, after operating on Duffy Drive NE since 1980.
Mayor Kay Halloran spoke at a Tuesday ceremony and noted surprise at how many city employees will reach retirement age soon. Kennedy said the administration has a 10 year lease on the VerMaas and Sons building in Omaha, which houses the Benton Iowa Jones and Linn counties office serving about 100 daily visitors and nearly 50 000 Social Security and SSI recipients.
The Log provides crime notes from public safety agencies in Eastern Iowa. Reports include arrests for driving with a suspended license in Marion and Iowa City areas, theft and burglary charges in Iowa City, and fraud and domestic abuse cases in Cedar Rapids Coralville and surrounding counties with details on suspects and locations.
Gazette accepts death notices daily within posted hours with arrangements pending and a photo. notices must follow Gazette style to avoid per word charges. Additional materials on survivors activities and hobbies cost 40 cents per word. second day notices from out of town also billed at 40 cents per word. For info call 398 8221.
A person was found dead or injured at a residence on Friday after a head injury involving a glass jar. Police investigated the incident and no immediate suspects were named in the report. Further details were not available in the accessible text.
Fire rages at a chemical distribution site northeast of Des Moines with large explosions and black smoke. Barton Solvents Inc hires private crews to finish extinguishing remaining fires and begin cleanup. One worker burned lightly. a firefighter treated for heat exhaustion and released.
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, a Republican presidential hopeful, will speak at 11 a.m. in the Peace Dining Room on the upper level of the Dahl Centennial Union at Luther College in Decorah.
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