Magistrate Court Dismissals And Bindovers In Local Case List
In magistrate court, Bobby Palmer of 326 G avenue NW had a charge of operating a vehicle without the owners consent dismissed at the witness’s request. Ronald Hale of 203 Seventh street SW was bound over on an assault with intent to do great bodily injury. Roy Harris of 1235 Fourth avenue SE was bound over on false use of credit cards. Norma Arrington of 627 Sixth avenue SE was bound over on forgery and uttering a forged instrument. Diana Toul of Anamosa and Kenneth Starks of Anamosa had breaking and entering charges dismissed in connection with the Viola grocery store break in on April 9. Carl Hobbs of 1024 Sixteenth Street and Clifton Hicks of Center Point faced drunk driving issues. Hicks bound over to the grand jury. Jesse Stevens Jr of 1033 Thirty-third street NE pled guilty to drunk driving with sentencing deferred after arrest on April 10. Ronald Cashman of 2900 Mansfield avenues SE had possession of a controlled substance dismissed on motion. Timothy Faard of 1235 Fourth avenue SE bound over on two larceny of a motor vehicle charges.
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Bobby Palmer
G Avenue NW
Maury Fox
Ronald Hale
Seventh Street
Grand Jury
Roy Harris
Fourth Avenue SE
Norma Arrington
Sixth Avenue SE
Diana Toulon
Anamosa
Kenneth Starks
Viola
Carl Hobbs
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Clifton Hicks
Center Point
Jesse Stevens, Jr
Thirty-third Street
Ronald Cashman
Mansfield Avenues SE
Timothy Faard
C R Lion Cubs for New Home
Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis says two Cedar Rapids born lion cubs Leo and Lucy will move to a private facility in Galveston Indiana next month due to food and space limits. Ten cubs exist in the region, with several in Lincoln Des Moines and St Louis. owner Tort Smith will collect the cubs early next month.
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Rover Park
Stan Reinis
Leo
Lucy
Galveston
Ind
Lou
Louise
Cedar Rapids
Remnis
Lincoln
Neb
Des Moines
St. Louis
Tort Smith
Autopsy Probes Cause Of Man's Death
Allan Stoner 26 a former Cedar Rapids resident died on arrival at Oelwein hospital. Autopsy began to determine death cause. Stoner had been taking medication and was staying with his mother Wanda Doty. He was born in Oelwein. moved to Cedar Rapids nine years ago and returned four months ago. Surviving include son Allen Jr and daughter Lorri both of Hazleton. mother. brother Bud. sisters Charlotte Granberg Martelle Darlene Condon and Barbara Petersen. grandmother Mrs. Rufus Hines. Services Thursday at 2 p m at Brant Kerns with calling after 1 p m Wednesday.
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OF Alwein
Allan Stoner
Cedar Rapids
An Qelwein
Stoner
Wanda Doty
Allen Stoner
Oelwein
Allen, Jr
Lorri
Hazleton
Bud
Charolette Granberg
Barbara Petersen
Darlene Condon
Martelle
Rufus Hines
Rufus Hines, Oelwein
Brant-Kerns
HUD Grant Increase for Sedor Rapids City
The federal HUD grant for the Sedor Rapids social planning team rises to 33 000 dollars for next year, up 4 975 from this year, while the city’s share of operating costs drops from 24 462 to 16 500 due to vacancies. Nearby, North Fayette County Community High School and its junior senior banquet highlight weekend events.
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Sedor Rapids Social Planning
Lynn Spyr
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rocant
Garo
Rickey
YWCA
West Union
North Fayette County
Man Jailed On Two Charges After Refusing Court Promise
Garry Michael O'Rear, 25, of 1117 Thirty-fifth Street NE, was arrested after refusing to sign a promise to appear on a traffic ticket and charged with drag racing. During booking at the police station a substance believed to be marijuana was found on his clothing. He is held in the county jail in lieu of a $625 bond.
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Garry Michael O’rear
Thirty-fifth Street
First Avenue E
O'Rear
Gov Ray again vetoes money transfer limits in HF 334
In Des Moines Gov Robert Ray uses an item veto to strike a ban on fund transfers between agencies from HF 334. He argues the restriction hampers executive branch needs and could hinder emergency fuel programs and civil defense funding. He notes a prior veto over staff caps in another appropriations bill. ON THIS DATE in 1965 a French-Soviet call to end foreign intervention in Vietnam followed Gromyko’s Paris visit.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
State Commerce Commission
Department of Public Safety
Ray
Executive Branch
Tie
Civil Defense Division
Public Defense Department
Commerce Commission
Social Services Department
Legislative Branch
Vietnam
Paris
Andrei Gromyko
Animal Cruelty Charge Filed Against Local Man
Jake Willian Mussig, 44, of 504 K Avenue NW, faces cruelty to animals and other charges after police say he beat his dog, threw it into a tree, and damaged a jail cell wall. He was arrested in the 400 block of Eighth Street SE following a report in the 700 block of Fifth Avenue SE and held on a $750 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Willian Mussig
K Avenue NW
Mussig
Eighth Street SE
Fifth Avenue SE
State Closes Rights Unit Complaint
The Cedar Rapids man who alleged the personnel committee of the Cedar Rapids human rights commission refused to interview him for the executive secretary job because he is a Black Muslim had his complaint closed with no probable cause. The state civil rights commission found insufficient evidence after investigation. Interviews occurred mid December last year. Mark Doolini was named to the post on December 20. The complainant has 30 days to appeal in Linn district court.
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Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
State Civil Rights Commission
State Rights Unit
Cedar Rapids
Mark Doolini
State Commission
Linn District Court
Resignation of Linn County Assistant Prosecution Lawyer
Ron Luehrsmann, an assistant in the Linn County attorney's office for over five years, resigns to devote full time to private law practice. His work largely covered criminal prosecution and he is an associate of the John Randall law firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Luehrsmann
Linn County Attorney's Office
Luehrsmann
John Randall Law Firm
City Council Considers Support for Nature Center
Cedar Rapids council at an informal meeting discussed aiding the Indian Creek Nature Center without direct funding. Mayor Don Canney proposed extending city services to the private nonprofit, including trash pickup, snow removal, remodeling, lighting, or heating, due to the center providing a valuable service.
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Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek
Services Are Thursday For John G. Davis 68
John G. Davis 68 of rural Strawberry Point died suddenly Monday evening while visiting relatives in Montrose. Born March 24 1907 in Fort Madison he taught in Nebraska for eight years before moving to Strawberry Point where he taught vocational agriculture for 20 years retiring in 1962. He married Ruth H. Fowler on Oct 27 1934 in Keokuk. Survived by wife one son Gregory Springfield Illinois three daughters Mrs Robert E Davis Upland California Mrs Richard C Johnson Colorado Springs Colorado Mrs Dave McDonald Metairie Louisiana two sisters Mrs Gilbert E Dunn Davenport and Mrs Sam Malee Chicago five grandchildren. Services Thursday at 3 30 pm at Schmidt Memorial Home Keokuk burial at Sanduskie Cemetery rural Keokuk.
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John G. Davis
Keokuk
Strawberry Point
Montrose
Fort Madison
Iowa State University Agriculture College
Nebraska
Merving
Ruth H. Fowler
Davis
United Methodist Church
Strawberrry Point
County Field Conservation Commission
Clayton County
Gregory
Springfield
Robert £. Davis
Upland
Calif
Richard C. Johnson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dave McDonald
Metairie
Gilbert £. Dunn
Davenport
Sam Malee
Chitaga
Schmidt
Sanduskie Cemetery
Hennessey Seeks Amendment to Teacher Arbitration Bill
Des Moines report notes State Rep Maurice Hennessey moves an amendment to SF 205 the teacher contract dispute bill to shield long serving teachers without four year degrees from dismissal. The measure would apply to those 25 years of service aged 56 with a pre professional certificate and retroactively aid Kinley and others with 40 years service eligible for reinstatement by July 1 1976.
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Des Moines
Maurice Hennessey
D-Ryan
House
Hennessey
Kathryn Kinley
Ryan
West Delaware Board
William Raisch
Manchester
Kinley
West Delaware
Pearl Billhorn
Irene Falconer
Kinley’s
Five Men Fined on Drunk Driving Counts
Five men pled guilty to drunk driving were fined 300 dollars plus costs by District Judge August Howeell. Names include Valentine C. Davenport jr Rex Keahna Bradford Alan Tager Steven Dean Jacobs Ronald Bruce Bradley and Chelsea who completed the course. licenses suspended pending course completion and one license revoked for 120 days.
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Toledo
August Howeell
Valentine C. Davenport, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Tama
Rex Keahna
Rural
Bradford Alan Tager
Steven Dean Jacobs
Traer
Ronald Bruce Bradley
Chelsea
Hansell
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1888 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday editions at Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions include mail and carrier options with various weekly and yearly rates. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republication of all local and AP news dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
SX Third Ove
Cedar
Iowa
Cartier
Lesen
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
City Garden Plots Plowed in Squaw Creek and Beverly Areas
Cedar Rapids parks department announced Tuesday that garden plots in the Squaw Creek and Beverly areas are plowed and staked. Those who reserved plots in Manhattan Robbins Lake area may pick up plot alignments at the city clerk’s office between 9 am and 5 pm on weekdays. The clerk’s office is on the third floor of city hall. ON THIS DATE in 1862 New Orleans fell to Union forces during the Civil War.
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Squaw Creel
Beverly
Cedar Rapids
Manhattan- Robbins Lake
Imay
City Hall
New Orleans
Unions
Guararily
America
Guaranty Bank
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