Iowa jury to hear case of Cedar Rapids man
Cedar Rapids man Oscar Scheetz Jr. faces trial on a lewdness charge after earlier convictions and acquittal in separate cases. His defense is aided by Sam Fahr, a former University of Iowa professor, with Dumbaugh as court appointed attorney. The case, before Judge William R. Eads, involves expert testimony on criminal sexual psychopathy and mental health center treatment options. Scheetz is held on a $10,000 bond in Linn County Jail.
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Cedar Rapids
Fred Dumbaugh
University of Iowa
Sam Fahr
Oscar Scheetz, Jr
Scheetz
William R. Eads
Dumbaugh
Fahr
Iowa
Iowa Law School
Steve Jackson
Jack Fulton
Fulton
Independence
Linn County
Linns County
M Monear Sues for Damages Against Scheetz
Michael G. Monear of 1709 Tenth Street NW sues Lawrence Scheetz of 119 Fifth Street NW for 15000 damages from a motorcycle accident last Aug. Judge William R. Eads presided. petition seeks trial and verdict reduction amid claims of propensities and dangerous driving.
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Michael G. Monear
Tenth Street NW
Lawrence Scheetz
Hos
Fifth Street NW
al Resist
William R. Eads
Fulton
Aloay
George K. Haddy
Scheetz
Green Diamond
Moncar
First Avenue NW
Fifth Street
Linn District Court
Civil suit details on Haddy case and Oliphant injuries
The report describes a civil signaling suit seeking 4000 in damages against Haddy tied to a February 20 incident. It notes Oliphant sustaining injuries from a motorcycle collision with a car on March 17 1966 and an alleged defrauding innkeeper charge leading to detention, with a municipal court acquittal on April 21 1966.
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Haddy
Moncar
Oliphant
Oliphant Y
The
Cedar Rapids
Howard G. Oliphant
Marion Explores Jitney Service Plan With Cedar Rapids Route
Mayor Ralph W. Potter asks Linn county supervisors in a letter whether Marion could use the Linn county courthouse parking lot in Cedar Rapids as a jitney pickup area for a Cedar Rapids Marion shuttle. The inquiry was received by Chairman Dudley Henderson on Monday.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Ralph W. Potter
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Dudley Henderson
Two Prisoners In Linn Jail On Hunger Strike
Linn county sheriff reports two inmates Thomas Carney 18 serving a year for resisting an officer and Edward Duffy 19 serving 240 days for driving while suspended and related charges began a hunger strike last Friday. They have refused all food since, after the jail deprived them of mattresses for tearing them up.
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Linn County
Walter Grant
Thomas Carney
Edward Duffy
Grant
Linstrom Seeks Marion Area Candidate for Succession
Linn county Supervisor William Linstrom said he favors a successor from the Marion area while noting he has not decided on a candidate. He plans to resign and the board will take formal action. the replacement will be chosen by the county recorder, auditor, and clerk of the district court.
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Linn
Willliam Linstrom
Marion
Linstrom
Potter
Extension
Nova
State University
Linstom
District Court
Court parking relief eyed by Cedar Rapids plan
Henderson said the board has not discussed a letter noting Marion may provide service for Marion residents employed downtown including courthouse workers. Potter added the plan could ease courthouse parking. Judgment Interstate Finance Corp. of Cedar Rapids vs James Egbert Chase involves a $536.21 promissory note.
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Henderson
the Gazette
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Potter
Interstate Finance Corp. of
James Egbert Chase
Springville Man Pleads Innocent To Break In Count
Dennis M. Heath, 18, of Springville, pled innocent to breaking and entering. He is accused of breaking into the Wee Blue Inn Tavern in Waubeek on March 17 and stealing beer and cigarettes valued at $50.40.
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Dennis M. Heath
Springvile
Wee Blue Inn
Waubeek
Chief Matias Joined Two Day Police Training Conference
Chief George J. Matias will join 33 other senior police executives at Indiana University for a two day conference on police training April 13 and 14. The IA CP workshop precedes the event, involving more than 6 500 law enforcement leaders from the U S Canada and 62 other nations. Captain Gareth Clift has attended the workshop.
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George J. Matias
Indiana University
International Assn. of Chiefs of Police
IACP
U.S
Canada
Gareth Clift
Matias
Ttwo
Vande Fellwock
Lester Woodward
Office of Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Development
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cedar Rapids
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Missouri
Ohio
Tenessee
West Virginia
Cedar, Rapids
City launches first sale of renewal land parcels in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids initiates sale of 33 parcels in the Cedar Lake Urban Renewal area to the state highway commission for the Cedar Valley Expressway. The commission will pay 100 percent reimbursement for acquisition and demolition costs, with reappraisal before closing.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Lake
State Highway Commission
Cedar Valley
Wears Cedar Rapids
Highway Commission
Salyer
Second Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
iClaim Boy Took Car Without Permission
A 1-year-old juvenile was arrested in Sabula for operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. The car belonged to James R. Kane of Cedar Rapids and was recovered in the 1200 block of Thirty Sixth Street NW. The youth’s case was referred to county probation officers.
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Ben
Jamin B. Stanek
Sabula
Milwaukee
Lailroad
Thirty-sixth Street
Watch Stolen From Home During Dinner, Cedar Rapids
The Chamber of Commerce speaker reported a theft at a home on Fifth Street NW. A wrist watch valued at $14 and a $10 starter's pistol were taken during a 5 45 p.m. dinner at the Roosevelt Hotel Saturday night as the Cedar Rapids Consumer Credit Association meeting began.
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Earl Reutze
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Sonight
Cial
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