Elaine J. Newton obituary service at Valley View Baptist Church
Elaine J. Newton died at 10 30 a m Thursday at Valley View Baptist Church in Cedar Rapids with burial at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p m Wednesday. The casket will not be opened. A memorial fund is set.
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Newton
Elaine J
Valley View Baptist Church
Mount Vernon Road
Chuck Lillis
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch
Garnet Custis
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Everett
Anamosa
Elnora Lutz
Mickey Parsons
Esther Otto
Iowa City
Lewis Tarbox
Olin
Goettsch
Joe Schultz
Aase Haugen
Decorah
Wesley
Farmington Hills
Mich
Verne Koenig
Jess Mooneyham
Yuma
Ariz
Henry
Castalia
Mabel Schmidt
Postville
Elsie Kneeskern
Preston
Minn
United Methodist
Pleasant View Cemetery
Schutte’s
Anna Erb
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Lower Deer Creek
William Porter Albertson
Rockwell-Collins
Marengo Hospital
Ona Olson
Omaha
Neb
Shellsburg Presbyterian Church
Phillips
Vinton
Oakwood Cemetery
Shellsburg
Mary A. Jugenheimer
Washington Care Center
Homer
Des Moines
Hazel Hazelett
Phoenix
Elm Grove Cemetery
Joel Forsman
Wash
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Everett Civic Auditorium
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids region
Multiple death notices list Garnet Custis Joe Schultz Anna Erb Powell's at Wellman William Porter Albertson Mary Jugenheimer with ages, birthplaces, and survivor details. Services and burial locations given for each with dates, times, and participating churches or cemeteries. Memorial funds noted for several cases.
Daisy Peterson Dies at 60 at People's Memorial Hospital
Daisy Peterson, 60, died Monday night at People's Memorial Hospital. Services are pending at White's.
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Daisy Peterson
People's Memorial Hospital
White's
Sioux Falls union marks 50 years with picnic at Morrell plant
About 10,000 people attended a John Morrell meatpacking union celebration at the Sioux Empire Fairgrounds. Local 304A of the UFCW sponsored the event as talks with SIOUX FALLS Morrell officials stalled over future plant plans amid wage and competition concerns.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
John Morrell & Co
Sioux Empire Fairgrounds
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Morrell
Tornado sighted in west Iowa causes limited damage
Thunderstorms moved across northern Iowa with a ground tornado near Pierson east of Sioux City. Strong winds hail and rains affected Fayette Clayton Winneshiek and Allamakee counties. No injuries reported but farm buildings may be damaged. Tornado warning issued then expired.
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Iowa
Pierson
Sioux City
Fayette
Clayton
Winneshiek
Allamakee
Cedar Rapids
Drunk Driving Charged After Iowa Crash
Officials say Patty Simpson, 18, Independence, was charged with drunken driving after a one pickup crash on county road B-45 three miles east of Monona. Simpson and passenger Judy Molokken, Clermont, were treated and released at Postville hospital.
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Elkader
Iowa Highway Patrol
Patty Simpson
Independence
Monona
Sabula
Jackson County
Leonard
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
Douglas A. Franzen
Thomas Lawrence Worth
Atlantic
Cass County
Lewis
Robert Hawes
Cass County Memorial Hospital
Iowa
Iowa State Patrol
Glenn undecided on attending The Right Stuff world premiere
Sen John Glenn says he may skip the October premier at the Kennedy Center in Washington though he plans to see the film. He questions its impact on his Democratic presidential bid while stressing the era’s policy concerns including a moratorium on Farmers Home Administration foreclosures and the 1985 inauguration date.
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Paper Associan
Waterlook
John Glenn
Kennedy Center
Washington, D.C
Newsweek Magazine
Glenn
U.S
Ohio
Jesse Jackson
Martin Luther King, Jr
Jackson
Iowa
Farmers Home Administration
Shamir coalition splintering amid talks with Labor
Israel’s Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir faces difficulty forming a new government as three potential coalition factions seek talks with Labor. Agudat Israel, National Religious Party, and TAMI explore options while Labor’s Beilin notes mixed signals. a no confidence vote over economic policies looms after Begin’s resignation pledge.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Labor
Likud
Agudat Israel
Labor Party
Yossi Beilin
Beilin
National Religious Party
TAMI
Shamir
Menachem Begin
Israel Television
Begin
Births and emergencies listed in Mercy area
Birth notices include Mary Woodward Norman city area a boy Sept 2 Sally Ann and Samuel Williams a daughter Sept 3 Lois and James Pienkos Central City a daughter Sept 4 Kathryn and Scott Harding Marion a son Andria and Jerry Squires Center Point a son Sept 5 Tami Boots a daughter Debra and Barry Grove Marion a son. Emergency calls include medical at 1016 Third Ave SW 5 28 p.m Sunday and alarm malfunctions at 1030 Memorial Drive SE 6 13 p.m Sunday gas flush at 33rd Ave and Woodland Drive SW 12 52 a.m Monday furnace malfunction at 811 20th Ave SW 10 01 a.m Monday and alarm malfunction at 1224 13th St NW.
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Sally Ann
Samuel Williams
Garry Ave
Lois
James Pienkos
Central City
Kathryn
Scott Harding
Lindale Drive
Marion
Andria
Jerry Squires
Center Point
Tami Boots
Third Ave
Memorial Drive
33Rd Avenue
Woodland Drive
20Th Ave
13Th St
Holiday toll rises with six Iowa road deaths
An 86 year old Lake Mills man died after being struck by a car Sunday night, becoming Iowa’s sixth holiday traffic victim. Olaf Hanson died early Monday in Albert Lea after a crash that also injured a 20 year old Joice driver.
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Associated Press
Lake Mills
Olaf Hanson
Mike Smeby
Joice
Hanson
Albert Lea
Minn
Iowa
Bradley James Leonard
Sabula
Double Jeopardy Twins Create Confusion in Miami Murder Case
Two men named Sammie Singletary, not related, are involved in a Miami murder inquiry with conflicting witness identifications. One, born July 19, 1961, is charged with second degree murder in Willard Brown’s death at a Liberty City laundromat, while the other, born March 24, 1958, is sought for questioning in a separate shooting. Witnesses dispute who fired, and police mixups have led to mistaken arrests and strained defenses. The charged Singletary maintains his innocence as prosecutors review the case.
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Miami
Sammie Singletary
Singletary
Willard Brown
Liberty City
Brown
Ed McHale
Carlos
Willard
Craig
Management Criminal Information
Craig Brown
Ron Ilhardt
Fasting activists in Oakland mark second month of anti arms race protest
Eleven people extend their Fast for Life campaign into a second month amid severe hunger and dehydration. Charles Gray and fellow fasters urge action beyond words with aims including Britain’s Trident cancellation and a nuclear disarmament push.
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Oakland
Calif
Charles Gray
Linda Hole
Gray
Hiroshima
Dorothy Granada
San Francisco General Hospital
Sion
Fast For Life
Robin Knowlton
Andre Larivier
Quebec
Mitsuoshi Kohjima
Tokyo
Knowlton
Paris
Bown
West Germany
Britain
Moscow
U.S
Europe
United States
Stolen Goods Totals 1304 In Three Incidents
Property valued at 1304 dollars was reported stolen in three incidents. A mower, tiller and shovel valued at 335 dollars were taken from an unsecured garage at 614 Fourth Ave SW Leola Ingles residence over two weeks. A dehumidifier and drapes worth 620 dollars were stolen from rental unit at 914 Sixth St SW. Boating equipment and tools valued at 349 dollars were taken from two boats of Francis McGurk at 1715 Ellis Blvd NW.
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Leola Ingles
Fourth Ave
Diane M. Stanek
Bayberry Drive
Sixth St
Francis McGurk
Ellis Blvd
Watch for TV Listings Daily in The Gazette
Daily TV listings in The Gazette guide readers to scheduled programs across channels. Listings cover prime time slots, with channels and show titles listed for quick reference.
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METRO
Kalona
Washington
Honor Packing Union
West
Gazette State Writers and
Clayton County Sheriff's Officers
Simpson
By Harrison Weber
Sen. Glenn
Marine Corps
Pearl Harbor
Naval Aviation Program
University of Iowa
Mary Woodward
St. Luke's
Debra
Barry Grove
First Ave
Miami Police
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
George S. Tilson French Paint Company
3Rd Ave. S.E
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