Obituaries News From Cedar Rapids Area
Obituary notices list William H. Weeks 72 of Cedar Rapids died after a sudden illness. Also noted are several tributes and funeral details for Updegraff former law professor, Emily Vizal, Bessie J. Kinross Earnest H Zwicki, and many others with services, call times, and burial plans across Cedar Rapids Central City Lost Nation and nearby towns.
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William H. Weeks
J Ave
Cedar Rapids
Mesa
Ariz
Collins Radio
Salem
Carol M. Jones
Weeks
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Crescent Masonic Lodge
el Kahir Shrine
U.S. Army Air Division
William A
Leo G. Severn
Denver
Colo
Joe Hogan
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Delmar
Marion
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Allen S. van Cleve
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories
Heart Fund
University of California At Hastings College of Law
Dallas Center
Bettendorf
Lynn
George L. Gay’s
Iowa City
Oakland Cemetery
University of Iowa Law School Second Century Fund
Emily Vizal
Marshalltown Manor
Czechoslovakia
United States
William
Janeba-Kuba Funeral Home
William B. Harnish
Czech National Cemetery
Harold William Hofmaster
Williamsburg
Velma Collingwood
Millersburg
Hofmaster
Waconia Sorghum Co
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Fellowship Club
Eileen Grinder
Janice Pitger McCrabb
Sandra Bechcka
Mount Vernon
Rick
Waterloo
Bernice Nesselhaus
Florence Gunderson
Charles
Albuquerque
N.M
Richard L. Thompson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner Chapel West
Hazel M. DuBois
Central City
Norway
Lost Nation
Marshalltown
Harry R. DuBois
Cleo Jordan
Milan E
Ralph
Coggan
Hilda Buck
Deerfield
Ill
Murdoch
Paul R. Skelley
The
Lost Nation Presbyterian Church
Mount Clark Cemetery
Amana Society land use case opens in Iowa Union room
The Amana Society faces a trial in Iowa City over land use restrictions and society permits. Key defendants include Colony Inn Inc and James Roemig with others settled. arguments center on constitutional issues and whether the society may enforce its own land use program without municipal zoning. The trial, set to last up to six weeks, is moved to the Iowa Memorial Union for space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Amana
Amana Society
Society Board
Iowa Memorial Union
University of Iowa
Ansel Chapman
Iowa County
James Hall
Cedar Rapids
Colony Inn Inc
James Roemig
Roemig
Colony Inn
Donald and
Eunice Krauss
Society
Raymon F. Goerler
Hall
Iowa Supreme Court
David Paula
The
Krausses
James Pickens
Roemiig
Pickens
Ted Kubicek
David McGuire
Goerler
Don Shoup
Germany
Spy in high U S post raised as mole fears grow
New York magazine asks if a mole sits in the U S executive branch or the CIA. Michael Ledeen cites a test of secret data reaching Russians and cites William Kampiles, a CIA employee charged with stealing a top secret satellite manual. Kampiles pleads innocent and faces trial next month.
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New York
Soviet Union
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
New York Magazine
Washington
Michael Ledeen
CIA
Union
Ledeen
Russia
U.S
The
Washington Quarterly
Henry Kissinger
William Kampiles
Kampiles
Jet collision near Lindbergh Field kills multiple as PSA 727 crashes
Eyewitnesses recount a midair collision between PSA flight 182, a Boeing 727 from Sacramento, and a small Cessna 150 around 3 000 feet. Debris rain and a massive fire hit Lindbergh Field area, wreckage covering homes and streets. Rescue crews rushed in as witnesses feared no survivors among the victims.
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Darlene Watkins
Sam Rush
Lynn Darling
KSDO
Darling
PSA
Sacramento
Lindbergh Field
Vance Concludes Mideast Mission With Slim Gains
Vance ends five day, three nation tour in Syria with limited success in softening Damascus opposition to the Camp David peace framework. He says talks with Hafez Assad were helpful and will continue. Jordan and Saudi Arabia commit to further consider Camp David accords. King Hussein plans visits to explain positions to Arab leaders.
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Vance
Syria
Damascus
Camp David
Hafez Assad
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Begin
Anwar Sadat
Amman
Hussein
Mideast
Injury suit trial begins in Cedar Rapids over Cordoba crash
Theodore Springman and his wife Liliane of 4323 First Ave SE Cedar Rapids sue Chrysler Corp for 1.65 million alleging a defect caused a 1976 Cordoba crash that left Mrs Springman with multiple fractures and partial disability. Chrysler contends driver error and no defect.
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U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Chrysler Corp
Theodore Springman
Liliane
First Ave. SE
Springman
Springmans
Chrysler
The
Car Company
Police link pair to other C R robberies
Cedar Rapids police say two suspects arrested in Des Moines and at an Eighth Avenue SE address are tied to four robberies. David Thompkins and Mack Cole allegedly admitted involvement in the American Indian Arts heist plus the Sinclair Service Station, Village Inn Motel, and Pester Derby robberies in September. About half of the $15,000 in stolen art and jewelry was recovered.
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First Ave
Cedar Rapids
David Eugene Thompkins
New Orleans
Des Moines
Mack Charles Cole
14Th St
Eighth Avenue SE
Sinclair
Third St
Village Inn
F Ave
Mount Vernon Road SE
Kennedy hearings seek conspiracy theories in final week
The House panel nears the end of hearings on Kennedy's assassination with cross examination of prominent conspiracy theories. A Soviet TV commentator depicted Dallas as wealthy yet morally divided. Rep Preyer cited possible evidence of a King conspiracy but noted difficulties without James Earl Ray's cooperation.
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Bossy
Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
Valentin Zorin
Warren Leslie
Jim Oberwetter
Hunt Family
Oberwetter
Zorin
House Committee
King
Soviet Union
Cuba
Preyer
CBS
James Earl Ray
Bakke Begins Medical School Amid Protests
Allan Bakke, 38, entered the UC Davis Medical School under a Supreme Court order ending the university’s minority preference program. About 100 demonstrators protested outside the lecture hall as Bakke walked in through another door and declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Calif
Allan Bakke
University of California Medical School
Bakke
University
U.S. Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Updegraff
Kyle
Bessie J
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Funeral Home
Roger Goodson
Edgewood Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gerhold
George
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Atkins
Turner West
Jass
Fredia A
Turner Chapel East
Fredia A. Jass
17Th St
Iowa
Kinross
Earnest H. Zwicki
Powell’s
Keota
Alva M. Bohrofen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Powell’s. Waukon
Hugh Healy
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Hanson’s
Oelwein
Wyatt Kiefer
Hintz’s
Hazleton
Brooklyn
Henry Arens
Nevenhoven’s
Colesburg
Minnie Grimes
Appleton-Vernon’s
Edgewood
Memory Gardens
Shellsburg
Mable Sterns
Campbell-Russell’s
Vinton
Coralville
Cleo Allman
George L
Cascade
Joseph
Bid” Dunkel
Devaney-Reiff's
Anamosa
Jennie A. Pland
Goettsch’s
Guy Wolfe
Hopkinton
Minnie Wheeless
United Methodist Church
Attorney Hall
John E. Lopes
3Rd Avenue S.E
33Rd Street
John Edgington
Mission Valley
Joe Gillespie
Eugene Burch
Gillespie Field
Lindbergh
C.R
Lamar Hunt
Lee Harvey Oswald
Hunt
H.L. Hunt
FBI
House
Martin Luther King
Richardson Preyer
D-N.c
Ray
Pierson’s Flowershop & Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Blvd
N.W
Avenue Floral and Botanicals
16Th Ave
S.W
FCC
Richard A Mack
Miami
Thurman A. White
Cedar Park
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