Death notices for Shirley L Hemphill Nielsen and Jennie Diehl
Death notices for Shirley L Hemphill Nielsen 46 of Walker pronounced dead on arrival at Peoples Hospital Independence after autopsy. survivors include husband two daughters two sons one sister and a grandchild. Jennie Diehl 88 of Americana Healthcare Center died after long illness. survived by son and grandchildren. services at Turner Chapel East Linwood Cemetery. Burial details and local arrangements provided.
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Shirley L. Hemphill Nielsen
Walker
Peoples Hospital
Independence
Quasqueton
William Nielsen
Nielsen
Walker Bible Church
Lucille Hemphill
Randy Patton
Dallas
Karen Nielsen
Kansas City
Julie Nielsen
Douglas
Robert Grisnaber
Merle A. Pederson
Walker Cemetery
Murdoch Funeral Home
Jennie R. Diehl
Americana Healthcare Center
Cedar Rapids
Brooklyn
Gladstone
Jennie Ruth Shaffer
Donald D. Diehl
Richard W
Turner Chapel East
Leroy Bauman
Kenwood Park United Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Iowa Deaths List Remembers Dozens in Small Towns
Anamosa to La Porte City mourning notices list ages from 52 to 105 with multiple services and visitations. Names include Anna Ohland, William Ask, Beulah Ham, Elizabeth Lensing, Orville Fruendt, C Marie Bacon, Myrna Agnew, Frederick Newcomb, Lyda Ward, Alice Berry, Lewis Wilcox, Etta Guynn, and others across Iowa locations.
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Decorah
William B. Ask
Glenwood Lutheran Church
Steine’s. Earlville
Beulah I. Ham
Clifton’s
Fairview Cemetery
Festina
Elizabeth Lensing
St. Mary's Church
Rosary
Calmar
Guernsey
Orville M. Fruendt
Kansas City
White Chapel
Gladstone
Chapel
Hopkinton
C. Marie Bacon
Buck Creek Methodist Church
Goettsch’s
Iowa City
Myrna Agnew
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
George L. Gay
Olin
Frederick P. Newcomb
Hayden's
Ossian — Lyda Ward
Schmitz
Westview Cemetery
la Porte City
CETA funding in limbo as Congress acts or halts
Iowa officials warned Tuesday that CETA program funding could end by midnight unless Congress or the Department of Labor acts. Linn CETA Director Ballantyne said a Kansas City regional rep heard nothing from Washington but prepared a notice of fund availability. Cedar Rapids Mayor Don Canney ordered a 4:30 p.m. meeting if no word arrived. Senate passed a continuing resolution through Dec 31, House through Nov 20, with conference committee deciding.
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Congress
Department of Labor
CETA
Iowa
Linn Ceta
Bob Ballantyne
Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
Kansas City
Washington
Ballantyne
Tom Tauke
Tauke
Bob Blank
State Office of Planning and Programming
Des Moines
All Iowa Prime Spon
Blank
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Correction on Kennedy to Washington boundary change proposal
A boundary change proposed Monday night would transfer Kennedy High School area students east of Oakland Road NE Golf Street NE and Noelridge Park to Washington High School. The Gazette notes a Tuesday story misdescribed the affected area as west of those streets and the park.
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Kennedy High School
Oakland Road
Golf Street
Noelridge Park
Washington High School
Gazette
Supervisors back aid to protect revenue sharing cuts
Linn County supervisors Joe Rinas and Ken Schriner voted to send letters to President Reagan and lawmakers to protest proposed revenue sharing cuts. They cited over $300,000 expected in January and existing commitments for Witwer building remodeling courthouse upgrades and voting machines, risking a budget impact from reductions. Initial 1981-82 revenue sharing stands at 1,227,523, about 3 percent of the county budget.
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Reagan
Linn County Board of Supervisors
National Association of County Officers
Linn
Joe Rinas
Ken Schriner
Jean Oxley
Tom Tauke
U.S
Roger Jepsen
Charles Grassley
Linn County
Rinas
Witwer
Four killed in deadly home massacre in North Columbia
Four people died and two were wounded in a midday shooting at an isolated white brick house in a tree lined Columbia neighborhood. Police described it as a vicious massacre targeting residents believed to practice black magic. Victims include Edward Harkless 62 owner of the home and his wife Frankie 39 who survived only to be injured. Also slain were Ralph Felder 33 Leroy Hemphill 52 and Marlinen Sykes 27. Fletcher Felder 57 is listed in stable condition.
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Columbia
S.C
UPI
Richland County
Frank Powell
Edward Harkless
Ralph Felder
Salley, S.C
Leroy Hemphill
Chester
Marlinen Sykes
Harkless
Frankie
Felder
Fletcher
Shueyville man assaulted robbed after tavern exit
LeVern Mullinex of 1832 C Ave NE was attacked by two men as he left the Knight Life tavern in Shueyville around 10 p.m. They beat him and stole 180 dollars in cash. Mullinex did not require hospitalization. The Johnson County Sheriff's Department continues to investigate.
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Shueyville
Cedar Rapids
LeVern Mullinex
C Ave
Knight Life
Johnson County
Panel to sue to keep Rock Island track intact
Ames Iowa reports state Transportation Commission will pursue legal action to block dismantling of 105 miles of Rock Island Line track. IDOT and Rail Regulation Board cite importance for shippers, yards, and intercity Gateway segments while warning planned removal could cripple Iowa rail access and city water supply links.
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Iowa
Mark Wampler
The
Transportation Regulation Board
Rock Island
Les Holland
Idot Railroad Division
IDOT
Holland
Allerton
Centerville
Thompson
Buffalo Center
Ocheyedan
Sibley
Oakland
Hancock Junction
Burlington
Columbus Junction
East Davenport
Mason City
Peoria
Ill
Wampler
Commission
Thompson-Buffalo Center
Ochevedan- Sibley
Iowa Falls Gateway
Houston Ballet Enchants Audiences With Peer Gynt Revival
The Houston Ballet presented a lavish new interpretation of Grieg’s Peer Gynt suites at Hancher Auditorium. Kenneth McCombie led in the title role with Rosemary Miles and Janie Parker in key parts. Andrea Vodehnai and Rachel Jonell Beard delivered standout performances as well. James Slater conducted a stylish orchestra as the troupe staged scenes from a verdant glade to a somber prison amid a dramatic finale.
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Houston Ballet
Lone Star State
Hancher Auditorium
Edvard Grieg
Eigelsew
Orlikowsky
Ben Stevenson
Houston
Hancher
Kenneth McCombie
McCombie
Andrea Vodehnai
Rachel Jonell Beard
Anitra
Solveig
James Slater
Boone man charged with Britt murder
Raymond Theodore Freie of Boone was charged with first degree murder in the August death of Lannie Casper of Britt. Casper was found shot in his bathroom, the wound linked to a .22 rifle owned by Casper. Freie, an Iowa State University employee, was arrested in Ames and held on a 500000 appearance bond.
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Michael
Freie
Ames
Hancock County Sheriffs Department
DCI
Iowa State University
Charges dismissed in Mystic man’s death case
Sharon Thomas 35 of Centerville had involuntary manslaughter and drunk driving charges dropped after District Judge Richard Vogel ruled the state failed to prove intoxication in the June 13 crash that killed Clyde Krum, 67, of Mystic. The ruling came after a jury-trial waiver.
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Unionville
UPI
Sharon Thomas
Clyde Krum
Ms. Thomas
Centerville
Richard Vogel
Vogel
Reagan says he would recall Salt II and seek talks
One year ago Ronald Reagan stated as president he would recall the Salt II treaty from the Senate and then pursue separate arms reduction negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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Ronald Reagan
Senate
Bridge to close again on Mississippi over U S 18
The Iowa Wisconsin bridge over the Mississippi at Marquette Iowa and Prairie du Chien Wis will close days for a week next month to lower the span and replace cracked plates. Repairs run about 1 million over the 2.5 million estimate as firms may be asked to cover costs.
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Mississippi
McLean
Wisconsin
Two Die In Separate Iowa Traffic Crashes
AP reports two deaths in Iowa traffic incidents. Jeffrey Farquhar, 21, of rural Britt was struck on U S Highway 18 by a car driven by 16 year old Janey Fangman after stopping on a bridge. Linda Bonnewell, 13, of Sioux City, a passenger on a Sioux City moped driven by 14 year old Daniel Hames, was hit by a car driven by 19 year old Tanya Harms. Hames injured.
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Iowa
Jeffrey Farquhar
Britt
Linda Bonnewell
Sioux City
Farquhar
U.S. Highway 18
Janey Fangman
Miss Fangman
Bonnewell
Daniel Hames
Tanya Harms
Hames
Miss Harms
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists its founding in 1883, daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406, second class postage details, and subscription prices. It notes AP republication rights and USPS 095680.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Ida
Murdoch Chapel
Center Point
Charlotte Mallet
Spencer Grove
O’brien
Frank P
All Saints Catholic Church
Edmund J. Becker
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Stewart Funeral Home
Parks
Gerald E
Randolph Funeral Home
Seymour
Ronald Johnson
Southlawn
Seymour Civic Center
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Anamosa
Albert O. Benadom
Spokane
Wash
Congregational Church
Antioch Cemetery
Anna Ohland
Neuenhoven’s
C.R. Man
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Chicago
Oakland-Hancock Junction
Land O’ Lakes
Rosemary Miles
Janie Parker
Les Zachers
Boone Man
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue
Lansing
Don Anderson
Pope John Paul
Ireland
Pierson’s Flowershop and Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Boulevard
East 395
Center Pt. Rd
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