Death notices for multiple Iowa residents and their services
Obituary notices report deaths of Dr. Stanley W. Dusdicker 76 of West Des Moines and several Cedar Rapids area residents. Details include birth dates and places, family survivors, affiliations with medical organizations, hospital associations, and funeral arrangements. Also listed are pending services and burial plans with locations and contact cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Dusdicker
West Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital Medical Center
Des Moines
Quincy
Ill
Mildred Hall
Chicago
Dusdicker
Coe College
University of Iowa Medical School
Nile S
North Liberty
Mildred Greenawalt
Dunn's Funeral Home
Cedar Memorial Park
Pesticide danger levels left for states to decide
Federal EPA and Interior Department will not advise states on canceling hunting seasons over endrin in waterfowl. They say Montana waterfowl levels are below danger thresholds but some birds show higher than poultry limits. States including Montana may decide on fall migratory duck hunting suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Interior Department
EPA
Montana
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission
Wyoming
South Dakota
Colorado
Buffalo Savings Bank demands full payoff on renegotiable mortgages
Buffalo Savings Bank, with 2.95 billion in assets and 40 000 local mortgages, asks 900 holders of low interest loans to pay in full or renegotiate at 14 percent. The bank calls in five year due loans, citing unprofitable commitments to boost annual earnings by about one million dollars.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Savings Bank
Buffalo Savings
Kevin O'Neil
Richard Schueckler
Reagan Eyes Budget Moves And CPSC Question
Reagan weighing options and more budget decisions to be announced next week. Sources say administration sought elimination of the CPSC, but spokesman Lou Brett indicated abolition had been dropped after talks with top officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
CPSC
Lou Brett
Nancy Harvey Stearts
Brott
Man Is Sentenced in Waterloo Stabbing Death
David Wayne Payne 24 of Waterloo received a 25 year sentence Friday at the Men's Reformatory in Anamosa for the May 17 stabbing death of his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
David Wayne Payne
Anamosa
Allamakee supervisors mull changes in personnel policies
The Allamakee County Board of Supervisors met Friday with Assistant County Attorney Margaret Lingreen and Clerk of Court Carl Christianson to review revisions to personnel policies. The session included department heads and updates since last spring, aligning changes with state recommendations ahead of a merit based pay adjustment plan for county employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee County Board of Supervisors
Margaret Lingreen
Carl Christianson
County’s Department
State Office For Planning and Programming
Laurel teen joins Army. mother writes President letter
Dorothy Nuese, mother of five from Laurel, wrote a letter to President Reagan as her 18-year-old son joined the U.S. Army. She kept his name private, said she writes feelings often to work through emotions, and noted her civic interest and ongoing contact with Iowa politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
U.S. Army
Ronald Reagan
National Federation of Republican Women
Denver
Dorothy Nuese
Nancy
Mother of Five
Bad day in Tama County court for Brooklyn man
Leo Raymond Rolfe 35 of Brooklyn faced multiple charges in Tama County District Court. He received a two year prison sentence for third degree theft and a five year term on a prior second degree theft, while his probation was revoked. He was also charged with first degree arson for a April fire at Tom Braesch’s Tama residence. Roles appeared for arraignment set for October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tama County
Leo Raymond Rolfe
Brooklyn
Tama
Rolfe
Jeffrey Corratt
Tom Braesch
Sixth Street
Harold Swailes
L. Vern Robinson
Alfred Timm
Kollmorgen Re-elected to Grant Wood Board
Incumbent Mary Ann Kollmorgen 49 of Belle Plaine was reelected to District No. 5 on the Grant Wood Area Education Agency board at a convention in Van Horne. She won 100 percent of the vote and will serve three more years, vowing to improve finances and public opinion of area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Kollmorgen
Belle Plaine
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Benton Community School
van Horne
Kollmorgen
Grant Wood Board
Four Hurt In North Liberty Two-Vehicle Crash
A two-vehicle crash on Front Street in North Liberty Friday night injured four Johnson County residents. Victims include Janet R. Scott 23 Lynn Martin 25 and Christopher Martin 2 all of North Liberty and Ronald Ham 24 of Coralville. Ham treated and released at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Trooper says Ham crossed center line causing head on collision. both cars went into a ditch. Lynn and Christopher Martin ejected. Charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Liberty
Johnson County
Janet R. Scott
Iowa City
Lynn Martin
Christopher Martin
Ronald Ham
Coralville
Ham
Mercy Hospital
Mercy
Iowa State Patrol
Scott
Front Street
North Libery
Lynn
Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Summary
Vital statistics list births for Elizabeth Leichsiter Christina Hadley Nancy Bast and others at Cedar Rapids area addresses. Incidents include an alarm malfunction on 10th Avenue and First Street SW at 5 15 am and a Friday smoke odor report at 4403 Lee Street NE. Additional calls note a dumpster at Center Point Road and B Avenue NE and a medical emergency at First Avenue and Eighth Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Leichsiter
Oakland Road
Cynthia
James Clark
Peach Ave
Christina
Paul Hadley
First Ave
Joanne
Steven Bursovsky
Alburnett
Nancy
Gerald Bast
Marion
10Th Avenue
Firs Street
Lee Street
Center Point Road
B Avenue
First Avenue
Eighth
Marion man missing after Cedar River search near Palisades Park
Mark Cady, 25, of Marion is missing after a fruitless drag of the Cedar River near Palisades Kepler State Park. Authorities say his truck and gear were found on the riverbank and will continue ground searches today. Citizens with tips are urged to contact Linn County Sheriff’s Office.
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Cedar River
Palisades Kepler State Park
Mark Cady
22Nd St
Marion
Cady
Ted Beuter
Linn County Sheriffs Department
Sheriff's Office
Reuter
Corrections and Clarifications for Sunday Gazette Calendar
A reception for the watercolor exhibit at Peoples Unitarian Church will run from noon to 1 p.m. Sunday. The Gazette will issue corrections for any errors in reports and headlines, with a public phone line at 398 8313 for complaints about accuracy.
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Peoples Unitarian Church
the Gazette
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Alice M. Reif
Fifth St
St. Luke’s Hospital
Brush Chapel
Harry W. Boedecker
29Th St. NE
Turner Chapel East
Clement T. Meade Sr
25Th St
Hattie Ockenfels
Collins Radio Co
Rock Island Railroad
Tom
Stone City
Lorin
Geneseo
Kloubec
Louise
William Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Iowa
Dyersville
Jerome W. Clemen
St. Francis Xavier
Kramer's
Independence
Walter Klever
White's
Norway
Pauline Larson Little
Colton
Calif
Norway Cemetery
Ridgeway
Henry A. Skadeland
Peace Lutheran Church
Olson-Fjelstul’s
Decorah
Lincoln Lutheran Cemetery
Endrin
Lown Woman
Michael Ford
Gerald Ford
Gerald R. Ford
Grand Rapids
Mich
Braesch
The
Area Education Agency
St. Luke’s
Glenn R. Meier
Julie A Smiley
Terrance L. Cunningha
Connie R. McNamara
Kennet H. Barrett
Rebecca S. Dietrich
Paul S. Schmidt
Cynthia J. Dolan
Ben Dixon Jr
Pamela A Cook
Wayne H. Boesenberg
Mary K. Seber
Charles F. Unertl Jr
Diane K. Possehl
Randy D Oldenburger
Lori S. Offerman
Brian K. Felton
Dale
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
S.E
East 395
Center Pt. Rd
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