06 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2006
Page
140
An Iowa Des Moines Army Reserve unit from the 3rd Corps Support Command with 134 soldiers deployed in August 2005 is set to return this week. Details of the homecoming ceremony were not released.
Multiple obituaries from North Liberty to Vinton reflect a cluster of deaths on September 4 2006. C Ariene Oldfield 79 of North Liberty and David A Schoultz 63 of Oelwein are named with service details and survivors. Other notices include Helen Bahr 79 and Gladys Fordyce Winter 99 with service times and burial plans.
Mary L. Shafer 83 of Washington died Sept 4 2006 at Washington Care Center Visitation today at Beatty Funeral Home 6 to 8 p.m. Services Thursday at First Christian Church burial English River Cemetery. Survivors include husband Elvin daughter Deborah Goldsmith two sisters and a brother. Margaret M. Swart 89 of Lone Tree died Sept 4 2006 at home Services Thursday Henderson Barker Funeral Home burial Oak Ridge Cemetery Survivors include two daughters Marian Nichols Janice Ritchie and son Don. Robert J. Hammel 83 of Waukon died Sept 3 2006 at Northgate Care Center Services today St Patrick's Church burial Mount Olivet Cemetery with military rites Sister Irene Lewey survives.
Gov. Tom Vilsack touts Iowa as a front runner in renewable energy during a stop at the Englert Theatre. He notes rising E85 availability and wind capacity with over 700 turbines, and praises restoration funding that helped reopen the 1912 venue in 2004.
Republican Jim Nussle pitched a state prescrip tion drug price database to Cedar Rapids seniors claiming it could cut medicine costs by up to 30 percent. He described a public Web site and hotline listing 50 common meds with prices from pharmacies to spur competition and lower costs.
Ottumwa man Christopher O. Myers 41 was sentenced in Des Moines to two concurrent five year terms for threatening a federal judge and a public defender. He must undergo mental health treatment and face three years of supervised release after custody plus three more years from a prior case.
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