Multiple Obituaries Reported In Iowa City Cedar Rapids Area
Death notices detail interments for Allen R. Reighard 57 of Keota and John Walter Sullivan II 74 of Cedar Rapids along with deaths of infant Ryan Duane Manley and others in towns including Washington, Estherville, Monticello, Shellsburg, and Stanwood. Services listed with locations, times, and burial sites. memorials noted for several.
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Allen R. Reighard
Pinewood Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Washington County
Iowa
Dorothy Arlene Aringdale
Washington
Brighton
Reighard
Odd Fellow Lodge
Keota
Lovely Lane United Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Gretter Chevrolet
LeFebvre Corp
Richard
Donna K.) Lohse
Ardell
Dallas
Texas
Blanch Reighard
Gailen
Carroll
Wayne
Roger
Tiffin
Jay
Iva) Burkett
Iowa City
Gerald
Joyce
Chance
West Branch
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Laurence Garrett
Elm Grove Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
42Nd St. NE
John Walter “Sully” Sullivan II
12Th St. NE
Mercy Hospital
Macon
Mr. Sullivan
American Legion
Hanford
Iron Workers
Crescent Masonic Lodge
Isaac Walton League
Eagles
VFW and Musicians
Ryan Duane Manley
Jeff and
Michelle Kramer Manley
Simpson SW
Duane Kramer
Urbana
Richard E. Manley
Brigham City
Utah
Max Roseberry
Alice Kramer
Lawrence Bobar
Burlington, Vt
Anna Maye Potter
Center Point
Spencer’s Grove Cemetery
R.J. Axen
Murdoch Funeral Home
Belle Plaine
Sidney R. Weaver
Hrabak’s
Oak Hill
Clermont
Amy H. Hovland
West Clermont Lutheran Church
Schutte’s
Postville
God's Acres
Estherville
Andrew Wilson
James Wilson
University Hospitals
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Greeley
Shelly's
Manchester
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Monticello
Marie B. Schoenbeck
Goettsch's
Shellsburg
Neva R
Bonesteel
Colder Winter Forecasts Warn Of Century's Chill
Forecasters from New England to the Great Plains predict an unusually cold winter possibly the century's coldest. Experts note disagreement on causes while warning long-range forecasts remain uncertain and liken forecasting to predicting the stock market.
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New York Times News Service
Boston
United States
New England
Great Plains
Murray Mitchell
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
The
Weather Service
Mideast Crisis Shapes U.N Role and Lebanese Camps Action
An administration official favors using U.N. forces as leverage. Lebanon’s army seized Chaula and Sabra camps amid a mass killing aftermath with at least 300 dead reported by witnesses. Reagan discussed options including more U.N. observers, redeploying peacekeepers to Beirut, or returning Marines.
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Chaula
Sabra
Beirut
U.S. State Department
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
Begin
Reagan
U.S
White House
Mort Allin
Lebanon
George Bush
U.N
International Organization
Allin
Hostages Freed in Honduras Guerrilla Standoff
In San Pedro Sula leftist guerrillas holding two Cabinet ministers and about 80 others promised to free some captives while threatening to kill the rest if demands are unmet. Government sources said four more hostages were released as a goodwill gesture, and two additional captives escaped earlier from the Chamber of Commerce building where gunmen seized an economic conference.
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San Pedro Sula
Honduras
Chamber of Commerce
Man Found Dead Under Truck In Morning Sun Homicide Suspected
Police investigated the apparent murder of 39 year old Jerry Lee Duke whose body was found beneath a truck Sunday about 11 30 a m by a passerby. Iowa Criminal Investigation chief Gerald Shanahan said Duke had been under the truck at least a day and bore neck wounds indicating homicide.
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Morning Sun
Iowa
UPI
Jerry Lee Duke
Gerald Shanahan
Bergman and Hill Street Blues Lead Emmys Showing
Ingrid Bergman won a posthumous Emmy for A Woman Called Golda as Hill Street Blues led with six wins. Mickey Rooney earned best actor in a limited series for Bill. Taxi and M A S H performers also took top honors.
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Los Angeles
Ingrid Bergman
Golda Meir
Hill Street Blues
Miss Bergman
Golda
Academy
NBC
ABC
CBS
PBS
Mickey Rooney
Bill
Iowa City
Barney Miller
Marco Polo
China
Daniel J. Travanti
Michael Conrad
Frank Furillo
Phil Esterhaus
Carol Kane
Latka
Alan Alda
Alda
Miss Kane
Pia Lindstrom
Miss Lindstrom
Michael Learned
Mary Benjamin
Miss Learned
Olivia Walton
the Waltons
Laurence Olivier
Lord Marchmain
Penny Fuller
Elephant Man
Fame
New York
High School For the Performing Arts
Harry Harris
Marlo Thomas
John Forsythe
UAW May Authorize Strike Against Deere in Iowa Illinois
UAW locals in Dubuque Waterloo Des Moines Quad Cities vote overwhelmingly to authorize a strike if contract talks with Deere & Co. fail. Local 94 98 percent approval in Dubuque Local 434 97 percent in Quad Cities Local 865 98.4 percent with Local 81 also backing the move. The union represents over 5 000 in the Quad Cities and 27 000 across Iowa Illinois. Strike could be called if negotiations break down with Deere pushing wage and benefit concessions.
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Gazette Wir
Wes United Auto Workers
Dubuque
Waterloo
Des Moines
Quad Cities
Deere & Co
UAW
Illinois
Deere Management
Frank Steinbeck
Ankeny
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Dave Neil
Deere
Dubuque Works
Ray Brune
Vital Statistics and Local Emergencies Report
Vital statistics list multiple births with couples and locations across Center Point Lisbon Central City Mount Vernon and Monticello. Emergency calls include fires medicals and alarms with times and street addresses across Anamosa Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids area.
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Rebecca
Norman Miller
Center Point
Kelly
Donald McCalley
Lisbon
Deanna
James Seevell
Karen
William Dusing
20Th St. NW
Nancy
Dale Franck
Washington Ave. SE
Carla
Maurice Pentecost
Monticello
Maretta
Steven Simmen
Central City
Donna
Norm Zimmerman
Anamosa
Margaret Pillard
Arlene
Dennis Grant
Mount Vernon
Jeanette
C. Steve Ferin
Underwood Ave
Stephannie
Randy Mease
Thieves raid Lundbergs Ladies Clothing Store
Police investigated a burglary at Lund bergs Ladies Clothing Store in Mason City Iowa. Entry was gained by twisting and pulling the lock from the rear door and thousands of dollars in expensive women’s clothing were stolen.
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Mason City
Iowa
UPI
Lundberg
Woman fatally stabbed in Urbandale home
Police investigated the early morning murder of Orpha Clark a 46 year old found fatally stabbed at her residence shortly before 4 30 am Sunday. The death is being treated as a homicide and an autopsy by Dr. R C Wooters Polk County medical examiner found stab wounds to her neck with undisclosed details.
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Urbandale
Iowa
UPI
Orpha Clark
R.C. Wooters
Polk County
Tip of Day TENS Pain Block Device Described
A pocket-sized low voltage nerve stimulator known as TENS blocks pain with no side effects. It is prescribed for fractures after surgery and chronic back pain migraines and arthritis. Apply electrodes to the painful area and use an hour at a time six times daily. Any new pain warrants a doctor visit.
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Patricia Edgeton
John W. Ill
Lompoc
Calif
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Charles R. Mehaffey
Asbury United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Park
American Legion Hanford Post
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Evelyn B. Mehegan
Seventh St. SW
Brush Chapel
Irene S. McIntosh
A Ave
Crestview
Marion
Manteno
Ill
Sherman W. McIntosh
Elks Club
Warren S
Florida
Raymond J
Chicago
Joseph McMahon
Frank Petersen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Alfred Brosius
St. John’s Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Frank Havlicek
Route 1
Ely
Velma Broker
Havlicek
Western Fraternal Life Association
Robert
Bessie Everts
Leonard
James DeSmith
Rogers Grove
Stusak
Clarence
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Dave Remy
American Cancer Society
19Th St
Reid Bryson
University of Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Mideast
Palestine Liberation Organization
Bergman, ‘Bill’ and
Blues
Emmy
St. Luke's
Seventh St
35Th Street Drive
E Ave
First Ave
First Avene
First Avenue
First Street
Edgewood Road
Monica
James Piersall
Norwood Drive
Janet Bodkin
Angela
Roger Grobstich
Simpson St
Pierson
Flowershop
Ellis Boulevard
Center Pt. Rd
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue
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