Obituaries List for Cedar Rapids Area Residents
A sequence of death notices covers Gladys Hoff Krukow 74 Cedar Rapids long illness burial Linwood Cemetery. Velma Robertson 76 Marion no immediate survivors burial Cedar Memorial Park. Margaret A. Lawrence memorial service Cedar Memorial Chapel. Luelia M. Reinking 88 Cedar Rapids services Turner Chapel East. Dorothy Foye 65 Manchester services St Marys Church burial Bahnenkamp Vernon. Ivan Hanchett 64 North English services Powell's burial North English Cemetery. Lana Schaffer 92 Rowley service White's burial Fairview. Mabel Shafer 89 Vinton former Vinton resident memorial First Christian Church. Henry Pfister 91 West Amana service South Amana Church burial West Amana. Juanita Hanson 87 West Union service Holy Name Church. Frank D. Napp 47 Wellman service Powells burial location noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Marie Hoff Krukow
J Ave
Mercy Hospital
Toddville
Gladys Marie Hoff
George
Jim” Krukow
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Jean McDowell
John
Lester Wright
Beatty-Bearle- Murdoch Chapel
Neville G. Clayton
Cedar Christian Church
Linwood Cemetery
Velma M. Robertson
17Th St
Marion
Winslow House
J. Laverne Robertson
Robertson
Marion Christian Church
Murdoch’s
Ken Adcock
Cedar Memorial Park
Luelia M. Reinking
14Th St. SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
London
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Quota Club
Turner Chapel East
Lloyd E. Brockmeyer
Londen Cemetery
Manchester
Dorothy Foye
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Church Cemetery
Bahnenkamp-Vernon’s
VFW
Legion and Eagles
Ivan “Skinner” Hanchett
Powell's
North English
Rowley
Lana M. Schaffer
White’s
Fairview
Winthrop
Vinton
Mabel E. Shafer
Waterloo
Phillips
Evergreen Cemetery
First Christian Church of
West Amana
Henry C. Pfister
South Amana Community Church
Hoover-Valentine’s
Marengo
West Amana Cemetery
West Union
Juanita Hanson
Iowa governor warns state revenue may cut worker pay raises
Gov. Robert Ray warned Iowa may lack funds for state worker pay raises next year if tax collections remain weak. He noted inflation has fallen, revenues are down, and the state will review money available and needs before deciding on any increases. The treasury has run near empty for two years, with revenues $77 million below projections, yet no furloughs planned. The administration plans contract talks with AFSCME as it pursues cost-saving steps to avoid a deficit. Ray also defended a proposed 6 percent tuition hike for Iowa's three state universities, arguing students already pay under 30 percent of education costs and smaller, gradual increases are easier to handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Daubenmier
Zette
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Ray
Ray
Treasury
Rural concerns center on erosion rates energy costs and youth migration
At a Postville meeting rural residents highlighted soil conservation high interest rates and energy costs as top concerns. They urged federal action and proposed solutions to address water and sewer needs capital access and keeping young people in rural Iowa. Citizen inputs may be submitted to the Office of Rural Development Policy by Oct. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb Wiley
North
Iowa
Postville
Secretary of Agriculture
John Block
Congress
Guttenberg
Protivia
Castalia
Monona
New Albia
West Union
Lansing
Creston
Upper Explorers and Regional Planning Commission Council
Iowa State University Extension Service
Iowa Rural Development Committee
Bob Rechkemmer
Tim Lebak
Office of Rural Development Policy
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Tip of Day on Creosote Buildup in Chimneys
Frequent inspection of wood stoves and fireplaces helps monitor creosote buildup in the chimney and connector. Regular cleaning by the owner or a professional cleaner reduces fire risk since creosote is a major cause of chimney fires.
Vital Statistics Births and incidents listed for Sept 22–23
The notice lists births for Sept 22 and Sept 23 with multiple couples and addresses across Cedar Rapids Swisher Marion Center Point and nearby areas. It also records times and locations of medical emergencies and investigations at Kirkwood Boulevard Sw, 40th Street NE, and 19th Street NW, with no further details.
Wilson Foods reports first public-year earnings turn positive
Wilson Foods Inc. posts net income of 16.7 million for the year ended July 31, 1982, or 3.30 a share, vs a prior-year loss of 37.0 million. Sales total 2.2 billion, down from 2.3 billion. fourth quarter earnings of 2.3 million on 596.4 million in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wilson Foods Inc
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Foods
LTV Corp
Kenneth J. Griggy
Wilson
Attorney says documents sold not secret in P&G Rely case
Tom Riley claims he sold trial exhibits and related materials after a verdict against Procter & Gamble in Cedar Rapids for a toxic shock death. P&G investigates potential breach of a secrecy order while Riley argues exhibits were public evidence and sold at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Riley
Procter & Gamble
Cedar Rapids
Patricia Kehm
Riley
U.S. District Court
P&g
Tim White
Lebanon Crisis Escalates as Marines Prepare Offshore
About 1,000 Marines from the 32nd Amphibious Unit stay aboard ships off Lebanon while the aircraft carrier Independence advances. Officials say withdrawal of Israeli forces is hoped before any landings. a US French Italian committee will decide deployment. Amin Gemayel sworn Lebanon president vows unity and peacekeeping cooperation with the 3,900‑strong force to end occupation. Israeli troops reportedly begin full pullout from West Beirut amid protests against Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
32Nd Marine Amphibious Unit
Lebanon
Independence
State Department
John Hughes
Reagan
Hughes
U.S
Beirut
Amin Gemayel
Gemayel
Beshir
Israel
West Beirut
Yasser Arafat
Ariel Sharon
Tel Hof
Sharon
Murderer
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Cedar Rapids burglary suspect caught after front-page tip
Laurence Burgin, 20, linked to a Cedar Rapids home invasion on Asbury Lane NE that tied up Thomas Burt and stole cash jewelry and rifles. Burgin was arrested on I 380 after admitting the Gazette story prompted the driver to dump him. a second suspect未identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Asbury Lane
Burgin
Anamosa
Rural Iowa man faces multiple theft and weapon charges
James W. Stodola, 47, appeared for arraignment on a first degree theft charge in Linn County Iowa. Three additional charges were filed including two second degree theft counts and illegal possession of a weapon. One theft arose from a May burglary at Case Power and Equipment Co. netting tools worth about 40000 dollars. The other theft involved a garden tractor from Rowe Kirkpatrick of rural Alburnett. Police recovered the tractor and other items in his possession. He also faces illegal possession of a firearm after deputies found two handguns at his residence. He was arrested earlier this month in connection with the theft of four garden tractors from Iowa Implement Inc. of Lisbon. He remains free on a court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsbury
Linn District Court
James W. Stodola
Case Power and Equipment Co
Cedar Rapids
Sheriff's Department
Rowe Kirkpatrick
Alburnett
Stodola
Linn County
Corrections Clarifications On Kidney Machine Purchase
The artificial kidney machine is now at both Cedar Rapids hospitals Mercy and St Luke's. The Gazette corrects an earlier caption that claimed a single hospital bought the $8,000 device. Readers may call 398 8313 with accuracy complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mercy
St. Luke’s
Gazette
Cold War talks narrow gaps on arms control plan
Five years ago the United States and the Soviet Union reported that high level discussions had reduced differences on a proposed treaty to limit strategic bombers and missile forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 lists daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions include carrier rates at 1.65 per week and mail options with 8.54 weeks or 85.80 per year in various regions. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Lowe
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Lawrence
Margaret A
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Gordon Packard
St. James United Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Wisconsin
American Federation of State
Don McKee
Black
Diane
John Smith
Hillcrest Drive
Polly
David Wood
Brentwood Drive
Jacqueline Wesbrook
Swisher
Lois
Duane Lubbers
Williams Blvd
Deann
Jim Clark
Deanna
Benjamin Lindo
Dartmouth St
Cynthia
Mark Miller
Mallory St
Beth
Larry Lund
Broadmore Road
Richard J. Cerveny
Amelia M. Folkedahl
Thomas A. Marks
Patricia A. Blake
Greggory A. Fisher
Sandra L. Filson
Terrance F. Lynch
Karolyn C. Kolker
Phillip D. Starr
Diana L. Hill
Edward J. Farkas
Linda B. Elliott
Randall
Z. Wright
Omaha
Julie A. Trimble
Tommy J. Wood
Cathleen M. Linwell
Shellsburg
Gilbert G. Gaton
Charlotte A. Suma
Richard L. Barta
Katherine G. Mally
Richard Y. Powell
Dorothy A. Einster
Atkins
Kurt G. Hennessey
Margaret E. Ott
Dennis R. Slager
Vicky L. Wims
Jerry L. Squires
Andria R. Troup
Center Point
Mark D. Floyd
Tammy A. Lighty
Michael M. Timmerman
Central City
Cheryl A. Twachtmann
Fred T. Waller
Alice M. Peterson
Camanche
Kirkwood Blvd
40Th St
19Th St
White
the Gazette
Kehm
Rely
Bekaa Valley
Shatila
Sabra
Law
C.R
Jonathan Reed
Laurence K. Burgin
Thomas
Lindale Mall
Interstate 380
Denton
Dutch” Schultz
Man
John E. Lapes
Lewinmywn
Third Avenue S.E
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