Deaths: Gerald E. Parks and others in Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries note Gerald E. Parks 73 of 1221 First Ave SW died Monday after a brief illness at St. Luke's Hospital. Also listed are Neva B. Norton 78 of 1415 Bever Ave SE and Ida May Kruzan Waddle 92. service details, survivors, church memberships, and burial plans are given for each. Additional notices include Bibby James E. private graveside services and multiple other deaths with service times and locations across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
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Gerald E. Parks
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Seymour
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wayne County
Alice E. Peek
Corydon
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Cedar Memorial
Turner Funeral Homes
Christian Church
Promise City
Patricia Reed
Geneseo
Ill
Maxine Pearson
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Russell C. Striffler
Randolph Funeral Home
Ronald Johnson
Southlawn Cemetery
Seymour Civic Center
Iowa
Neva B. Norton
Bever Ave
St. Luke's Hospital
Rowley
Elmer A. Norton
Little Brown
Nashua
Norton
Killian’s
Knox Presbyterian Church
Naomi Ruth
Richard E
Ruth Fisher
Floyd Conroy
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Beatty-Bearle-Murdoch Chapel
Ida May Kruzan Waddle
Walker
Mercy Hospital
Urbana
Otis Waddle
Benton County
Leonard F
Merle
Mellen
Wis
LaVerne
Richardson
Texas
Murdoch
Allan van Cleve
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Alvin A. Benson
Madison
Center Point
Kathleen Schnell
Rock Island
III
Fitchburg
Wisconsin
Leville Church
Bloomingdale
Dennis
Gary
Oregon
Laurence
Madison, Wis
Frank P. O’brien
11Th Ave
Alice Wiese
Dorothy Sealy
Nash Finch
Bankers Life of Chicago
All Saints Church
Travelers Protective Association
Richard R
Sun City
Ariz
John J
Long Beach
Calif
James M. Sealy
John A. Sealy
Burlington
C.F. Lenthe
Loveland
Colo
Edward J
Sigourney
Helen M. O’brien
B.J. Willis
F.A. Lipsius
Williamsburg
Edmund J. Becker
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Hopkinton
C. Marie Bacon
Goettsch’s
Delaware
Frank G. Goranson
Greeley United Methodist Church
Pineview
Clifton’s
Earlville
Iowa City
Mary Rose Steckman
George L
Oak Hill Cemetery
Coralville
Memorial
American Cancer Society
Keota
Nora M. Wehr
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Church
Friends
Powell's
Manchester
Gary H. Ryan
United Methodist
Oakland Cemetery
Bohnenkamp-Vernon
S. Tama
Nigel Walters
Mason City
Sheridan
Poweshiek County
Sheridan Methodist Church
Malcom
Sheridan Cemetery
Harrison's
Tama
Waukon
A.R
Mabel) Anderson
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Visitation
Hanson's
Wellman
Albert L. Bell
Wellman Cemetery
Iowa Faces More Than 35 Million in Welfare Cuts
Des Moines reports show the Reagan budget plan could slash over 35 million from Iowa welfare programs. Officials warn of service losses for thousands of poor residents, including 2,500 to 3,000 children needing medical care and hundreds of pregnant women and newborns. Lawmakers demand detailed impact data before final action.
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Des Moines
Reagan
Reagan Bob Tyson
Energy Policy Council
Congress
Gregory Cusack
D-Davenport
House
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Senate
Lowell Jenkins
D-Montrose
Avenson
Iowa
Cal Hultman
Red Oak
Ammonia storage request tabled over potential conflict
Linn Co op Oil's plan to store anhydrous ammonia on farmland four miles south of Troy Mills was tabled after disclosure that two board members, Margaret O Connell and Joe Taylor, serve on the Linn County Zoning Board of Adjustment. Citing possible conflict, Hazel Harms noted the vote must not be decisive, with a recommendation expected at the next monthly meeting.
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Linn Co-op Oil Company
Troy Mills
Co-op
Margaret O'Connell
Joe Taylor
Linn County Zoning Board of Adjustment
Coop
Taylor
Allan Harms
O'Connell
Jackie Chacey
Harms
James Crow
Board of Adjustment
Phillip Kraft
Linn County Zoning Board
Jim Doyle
Doyle
Jack Bach
Bach
Vesely murder trial stalls after six hours of deliberation
After six hours of jury deliberations the Vesely murder trial recessed for the night with the panel to reconvene at 8 a.m. The defense argued the shooting was not premeditated and rooted in passion while the prosecutor portrayed a planned act. The case centers on whether Vesely, 32, killed Laura Vesely, 31, with nine gunshots in April.
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Iowa City
Robert Vesely
Vesely
Laura
Leon Spies
Spies
Bob
Marc Carl
Veselys
Sheriff's Department
Jack Dooley
Dooley
Vesel
Psychiatrist urges limits on sex education at Congress hearing
Dr. Harold Voth, Topeka VA Medical Center chief, told a Senate subcommittee that few sex education programs belong in schools and urged a ABCs approach focusing on anatomy and physiology. He warned against a revolution by a minority of disturbed individuals shaping curricula.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Harold Voth
Veterans Administration Medical Center
Topeka
Kan
Senate
Voth
Sen
Jeremiah Denton
Ala
American Academy of Child Psychiatry
National Pta
Denton
Menninger School of Psychiatry
Gerald Stechler
Boston Univerity
EPA staff fears crippling cuts to agency
EPA civil servants warn that a more than 30 percent reduction in staff and operating funds over the next two fiscal years could hinder Congress mandated duties. Officials say workload rises with Superfund cleanups and health protections, while administration figures remain preliminary.
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New York Times Service
Washington
Reagan Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Byron Nelson
The
Environmental Agency
EPA
Anne Gorsuch
Defense
Morgan Kinghorn
OMB
Kinghorn
Four charged with drunk driving in Linn County
A Cedar Rapids man Ronald L. Warner, 32, was charged with interference with official acts after giving another man’s name when arrested for drunken driving. Three others were arrested Sunday in Linn County for drunk driving including Larry L. Claassen, 38, in I 380, Teresa A. Schutt, 28, in Davenport, for speeding, and Robert M. Terhune, 19, on Mount Vernon Road SE with an equipment violation.
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Cedar Rapids
Ronald L. Warner
Mount Vernon Road
Terry L. Warner
Linn County
Linn
Larry L. Claassen
Waterloo
Teresa A. Schutt
Davenport
Williams Boulevard
Robert M. Terhune
Third Street
Terry Lee Varner
Clarifications and corrections from The Gazette
Higher priced tickets sold out for Ella Fitzgerald Oct 9 at Hancher Auditorium. Seats in 9 and 7 dollar ranges remain. Incorrect Sunday Gazette listing said sold out. Other corrections note hostess address error for Daughters of the Nile and a drunken driving arrest misidentified. The Gazette will publish corrections or clarifications as needed.
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Ella Fitzgerald
Hancher Auditorium
University of Iowa
Hancher
Daughters of the Nile
Bucharest
Evelyn Feiden
36Th St. NE
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Information
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 provides daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include carrier 1.65 weekly and mail options with 7 issues weekly 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks. other states 123.00 52 weeks. USPS 095680.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Lowe
Associated Press
Carter aide says Justice Department found no favoritism
A year ago a draft Senate report stated that President Carter was shown no favoritism by the Justice Department in its investigation of his brother Billy Carter and his ties to Libya.
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Senate
Carter
Justice Department
Billy
Libya
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