Notable Iowa editor William H. Hart dies at 74 in Decorah
William H. Hart 74 a longtime Iowa newspaper editor died Friday at Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital Decorah after a short illness. Born May 20 1908 in Mabel Minnesota he lived and worked at several papers from 1942 to 1974 including Oelwein Council Bluffs Perry Waukon Mason City Sac City Decorah and Hopkinton. Surviving wife two sons 12 grandchildren. Services 10:30 a m Monday at St Benedicts Decorah. Burial Hopkinton Cemetery.
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William H. Hart
Iowa
Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital
Decorah
Mabel
Minn
Albertine Appy
Waterloo
Oelwein
Council Bluffs
Perry
Waukon
Mason City
Sac City
Hopkinton
Robert
Rochester
John
Shawano
Wis
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Olson-Fjelstul’s
Hopkinton Cemetery
Marie Knutsen
Oklahoma Ave. SE
Aurora
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mueggenkrug
Germany
United States
John Knutsen
Jones County
Arlington
Cedar Rapids
Mary McMurray
Hans
Mount Vernon
George K
Anamosa
Ben K
Herman
Compton
Arthur
Amana
Leslie K
Lizzie Theilen
Brant-Kern
Floral Hills
Patricia Ann Young
Route 3
Winona
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Donn L. Young
Plainfield
N.J
University of New Hampshire
Douglass College
Rutgers University
Chi Omega Sorority
Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Society
National Organization For Women
League of Women Voters
Downtown Merchants Association
Caledonia
Riverhaven School
New Jersey
Indiana
Minnesota
Mason
Markell
Fifth St
Obituaries in Iowa across Decorah Elkader and Tipton
Death notices list Doris Hanson Jr 51 Norman Trytten 71 Meryl Neal 67 Neva Newton Baldauf 75. Services set for Tuesday and Monday at multiple churches with burial in local cemeteries, visitation details at local funeral homes.
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Tipton
Neva R
Newton- Baldauf
Sheets and Son
Shellsburg Cemetery
Memorial Service for Marguerite Brokaw in Cedar Memorial
Memorial service scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories with Capt. Edwin J. Seger of the Salvation Army officiating. Burial to follow at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Monday and after 9 a.m. Tuesday at Cedar Memorial facilities. Casket to be closed for the service. Donations preferred to charity of choice.
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Brokaw
Marguerite
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Edwin J. Seger
Salvation Army
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Jury probes evidence in Corona retrial in California
Jurors in Hayward, California, asked to view a photograph of Natividad Corona, Juan Corona’s brother, whom defense lawyers say killed 25 farm workers years ago. The panel, sequestered in a hotel, had debated 35 hours 20 minutes across 28 weeks of testimony and 1,350 exhibits.
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Hayward
Calif
UPI
Juan Corona
Corona
Natividad
Richard Patton
Feather River
Byron Shannon
Shannon
Cyclones Top Iowa In Stadium Thriller And Fans React
In Iowa City, crowds mix hopes and indifference as a 59,605 attendance showdown ends with Iowa State topping Iowa. Fans praise the electronic scoreboards while some insist a newer stadium is needed. Tailgates are orderly and postgame cheers ring through the south end zone.
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Iowa State
Iowa
Will Kotz
Cedar Falls
Kinnick Stadium
Katz
Cyclones
Fieldhouse
Mark Eggleston
Daughters and Sons Born to Marion Area Families
Sept 17 18 births listed for Marion area with parents Cathy and Steve Walker Kim and Terry Cook Elizabeth and Delbert Dake Diane and Steven Jensen Tina and Spencer Nelson Diane and Russell Roland Jodee Shondel Terri and Dennis Hungerford Catherine and Eric Koeppen at various Marion addresses. Also brief local incident notes including alarm malfunction at Clive Drive and a toaster fire on Seventh St SE and a medical emergency on Eighth St NW. The Cedar Rapids Gazette details subscription and AP republication rights.
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Elizabeth
Delbert Dake
16Th St
Marion
Cathy
Steve Walker
25Th Ave
Kim
Terry Cook
Daleview Drive
Tina
Spencer Nelson
Blairs Ferry Road
Hiawatha
Diane
Russell Roland
Summer Circle
Jodee Shondel
Albin Drive
Terri
Dennis Hungerford
Montclair
Catherine
Eric Koeppen
Starry Drive
Clive Drive
Seventh St
Eighth St. NW
Means test proposed for Medicare funding
Federal officials disclosed discussions at the Office of Management and Budget on a means test to trim Medicare costs by requiring the elderly and disabled to prove financial need. The proposal aims to save several billion dollars in 1984 while potentially shifting Medicare toward income assistance, drawing both political and public debate.
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Washington
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Congress
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Randy Teach
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Moran
Lyndon K. Allin
White House
Lynn Etheredge
Etheredge
Asm
Eugene Eidenberg
Democratic National Committee
Eidenberg
Alan Greenspan
Clerical error overbills Iowa attorney by 16000
Des Moines attorney William Price faced a $160,834 insurance bill after a Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa clerical error. The bill covered 1 424 subscribers for Price and a legal assistant. his correct monthly charge is about $312. Price filed a complaint with the Iowa Insurance Commission, and the commissioner called the error possibly the largest seen.
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Des Moines
UPI
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Iowa
William Price
Cliff Gold
Price
Iowa Insurance Commission
Bruce Foudree
Two Women Die In Iowan Collision At Highway Intersection
At the Highway 65 and 112th Street junction in Bondurant Iowa two women died in a two vehicle crash. Milagros Ward 22 of Marshalltown Iowa and Maria Roman 50 of Brooklyn NY were thrown from Ward’s car and died at the scene. A third occupant Josephina Larkin 51 is in critical condition and Daniel Williams 18 of Prairie City Iowa suffered minor injuries.
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Iowa
UPI
112Th Street
Milagros T. Ward
Marshalltown
Maria Roman
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ward
Daniel R. Williams
Prairie City
Ms. Roman
Josephina Larkin
Iowa Methodist Medical Center
Des Moines
Williams
Pope Calls Global Disarmament and Hunger Fight
Pope John Paul II urged world parliamentarians to combat hunger and the arms buildup while stressing that true democracy requires freedom of religion. He spoke in French to Inter-Parliamentary Union delegates, urging progress on disarmament at the European Security and Cooperation Conference and noting the need to curb both nuclear and conventional weapons.
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Vatican City
John Paul II
Inter-Parliamentary Union
John Paul
Madrid
Battle of Chickamauga Spurs Confederate Victory
On this date in 1863 Union and Confederate troops clash near Chickamauga Georgia during the Civil War. The Confederates won control the following day after heavy fighting and mounting casualties.
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Chickamauga
Rally for Labor and Civil Rights in Washington
About 250000 or more supporters gathered in Washington for Solidarity Day to protest the Reagan administration economic policies. The crowd included labor unions and civil rights groups voicing opposition to federal economic plans.
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Washington
Reagan
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Doris) Hanson Jr
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