Death notices and funeral arrangements in Cedar Rapids area
Deaths include Howard D. Wehde 67 of Cedar Rapids Care Center and Art Snouffer 94 of Willow Gardens. Multiple services set in Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns with burial plans and memorial funds to American Cancer Society Mercy Hospital Volunteers. Other notices list deaths in Knoxville Bettendorf Bettendorf and Tipton with upcoming services and arrangements.
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Howard D. Wehde
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Ave
St. Luke's Hospital
Tipton
Savanna
Ill
Fairfax
Walford
Wehde
Lutheran Church
Martha Becker
Judy Schier
Karen Pudlas
Byron, Ill
David
Ronald
Davenport
Earl Wolvers
Mount Vernon
Russell
Roy
Phoenix
Ariz
Beatty-Bourie- Murdoch
Earl Linkenback
Shiloh
Art Snouffer
Willow Gardens
Turner Chapel East
Charles Drakos
Knoxville
VA Medical Center
Des Moines
Kuba Funeral Home
Erger
Marie C
St. Pauls Catholic Church
Newhall
J. Robert McDonald
St. Peter and Paul
American Cancer Society
10Th St. SE
Mercy Hospital
Mercy
John Dalton
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Thillen
Lillian E
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Allen S. VanCleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Otto Wiedersberg
Irene H. Morris
Bettendorf
Center Point
St. Luke’s Hospital
Irene Higgs
Harry B. Morris
Delhi
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post
John M
Hiawatha
Mervyn
Brooklyn
Robert Lawson
Neuenhoven
S. Independence
Frank
Edna) Cornwell
First Baptist Church
White’s. Independence
Richard C. Raines
Glen Arbor
Mich
Independence
Oakwood Cemetery
White's
Paul
Effie) Spener
White’s
Mount Hope Cemetery
Iowa City
LaVerne F. Miller
George L. Gay
North English
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Wadena
Vinton
Clark Ferguson
Campbell-Russell
Supreme Court asked to rule Oppelt transfer dispute
The Iowa Supreme Court is asked to stay District Judge William Eads’s transfer ruling that allows murder suspect David Oppelt to remain at Oakdale if officials decide he is ready for transfer. Oppelt, 24, faces first degree murder charges for the May 27 stabbing death of 16-year-old Steven White in Iowa City. The defense argues he needs ongoing psychiatric care and fears for safety if moved to the Johnson County Jail. prosecutors seek transfer with state approval.
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Iowa City
Iowa Supreme Court
Johnson County
William Eads
David Oppelt
Iowa Security
Oakdale
Oppelt
Steven Scott White
J. Patrick White
White
Eads
Duane Rohovit
Philip Reisetter
Friday
Clay LeGrand
High Court
Iowa Democrats blast Reagan policies at Des Moines luncheon
In Des Moines a group of about 230 strategists heard Iowa congressmen condemn Reagan domestic and defense plans. Neal Smith accused the president of trying to feed the military by starving the poor, while Berkley Bedell urged a friendlier foreign policy and Tom Harkin mocked the White House dinnerware cost.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Smith
Berkley Bedell
U.S
Tom Harkin
Ronald Reagan
Harkin
White House
Republican Party
Reagan
Richard Nixon
Man charged with criminal mischief
Gene P. Helt, 45, of Route 6, Iowa City, was charged by police with fourth degree criminal mischief Thursday night. Arrest based on a Sept. 15 Derby service station report where a man damaged a vending machine with a hammer after coins were accepted but no drink dispensed. He left cents in the machine and drove off. Helt was not held.
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Gene P. Helt
Route 6
Iowa City
Derby
Sixth St
Helt
Benton supervisors fund ambulances with federal sharing funds
The Benton County Board of Supervisors approved 4000 dollars in federal revenue sharing to four volunteer ambulance services for maintenance training and equipment. North Benton and Belle Plaine received 1250 dollars each while Blairstown and Urbana Polk Township got 750 dollars each based on call volume.
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Vinton
Benton County Board of Supervisors
North Benton
Belle Plaine
Blairstown
Urbana-Polk
Vital Statistics and City Incidents Summary
The notice lists births on Sept 24 and 25 for multiple families in Cedar Rapids Marion Shellsburg and Center Point with various names and addresses. It also records multiple emergency responses and incidents in Cedar Rapids and Marion area streets from Thursday evening to Friday morning, including extrication, sprinkler issues, transformer fault, stove grease, medical emergencies, backfires, and gas or electrical concerns at several city blocks and addresses.
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Eighth Avenue
Williams Boulevard
Third Avenue
16Th Avenue
10Th Avenue
Second Street
Buckingham Drive
41St Avenue
Bowling Street
Eighth Street
Memorial Drive
Leisure Blvd
First St
12Th Ave
K Ave
13Th Ave
First Ave
Mount Vernon Road
C R woman charged with arson in Waukon
A Cedar Rapids woman and a Harpers Ferry man faced first degree arson charges over a January 30 1980 fire at a Waukon Junction mobile home park. Kathleen J. White 39 and Kenneth F. Boots Sr were arrested and released after posting bonds.
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Cedar Rapids
Harpers Ferry
Waukon Junction
Kathleen J. White
25Th St. Drive
Kenneth F. Boots
White
Boots
Hartman
Allamakee County
Linn County
Waukon
Allamakee
Carl Christianson
Second Clinton officer suspended in excessive force case
Clinton police suspend Officer James Connell without pay for 30 days for using improper procedure in two arrests this year. Connell had earlier been suspended with pay since Aug 27 during the investigation into July and March arrests. Officer Britton Johnson was fired Sept 10 for excessive force and plans to appeal to the Civil Service Commission.
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Clinton
UPI
Wayne Wilke
James Connell
Connell
Britton Johnson
Wilke
Johnson
City Civil Service Commission
Oglevie Extradition Delayed by Appellate Ruling
Rockford man Andrew J. Oglevie facing a 1979 Iowa murder charge sees extradition paused as the 2nd District Appellate Court reviews the case. He is accused of killing Ady Jensen, 39, in West Branch. Jensen’s wife Jeanne pleaded guilty to conspiracy and testified about hired gunmen.
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Rockford, Ill
Rockford
Iowa
Andrew J. Oglevie
Winnebago County
John Sype
William Nash
2Nd District Appellate Court
Oglevie
Ady Jensen
Iowa City
West Branch
Jensen
Jeanne
Nations sign Kellogg Briand Pact outlawing war
In 1928 twenty three nations joined the Kellogg Briand Pact pledging to settle disputes by peaceful means and outlaw war as a tool of national policy.
Sohr Named to New 7th District Judgeship
Gov. Robert Ray appointed David J. Sohr a Davenport lawyer to fill the new 7th District judgeship. Sohr 31, Clinton native, partner at Nagle Blair Sohr and Harris, Iowa Law graduate, active in Scott County Bar Association and Davenport Exchang e Club past president. He is married with two children and serves on Davenport City Reorganization Study Commission. salary $47,000. initial term ends Dec. 31, 1982.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray Friday
David J. Sohr
Davenport
Sohr
Clinton
Nagle
Scott
Muscatine
Cedar
Jackson Counties
Viewer stolen from CAST office in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police received a report that an IBM Control Viewer valued at about 5000 dollars was taken from the CAST office at 3930 16th Ave SW between September 17 and 21.
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Cedar Rapids
IBM
Cast
16Th Ave
Clarifications Corrections Column Notes Committee Appointments
The Gazette clarifies that the Going-Out-Of-Business Committee advised by the Chamber of Commerce is appointed by the City Council. Gazette responses address complaints about accuracy and fairness of reports and headlines. Corrections or clarifications will be published for any wrong or misleading material. Phone 398-8313.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Facts
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company. It publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with carrier and mail subscription options and specific rates. The paper reserves exclusive AP republication rights for local news and dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Gazette
Associated Press
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Supreme Court
LeGrand
the Gazette
Iowa Security Medical Facility
Paul Loeffelholz
Benton
Regina Huelman
Benton County
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Palo
Howard Stiegelmeyer
County Civil Defense
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Urbana
Oak Grove
Shellsburg
Country Manor
Deanne
Russell Bartling
Ellis Blvd
Karen
Charles Crutchley
Marion
St. Luke’s
Margaret
Douglas Meskimen
Kim
Mark Ward
Oakland Road
Deanna
Bruce Winch
35Th St
Robin
David House
26Th Ave
Kathleen
Peter Jensen
Carol
Mark Amble
Clarence
Carl Kisling
Barbara
Maurice Grissom
1Lth St
Kelly Perez- Boots
Michael Boots
Johnson Ave
David S. Burke
JoAnne Gilbreaith
Michael E. Carey
Judy M. Johnson
Kenneth L. Ohlhauser
Christine A. Davidson
Paul K. Polito
Cathy A. Boland
Kurt J. Kacere
Jolene M. Draker
Vernon A. Komenda
Diana L. Burkhardt
Dennis J. Harrington
Brenda L. Dougherty
Steve A. Kane
Rose A. Coleman
Kevin J. McCarthy
Dana J Adams
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Sports Daily
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue 5.E
East 395
Center Pt. Rd
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