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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1977

Page

11

Traffic Court Fines Listed for Numerous Offenders

A Iowa traffic court docket shows multiple offenders fined varying amounts. Names include Carol Kiesling Dennis Freeman Lisa Barker Charles Trumble Harry Thies Annette Phillips Gary Udell Sheila Ferguson Steven Hanken Patricia Van Eschen David Hardin John Gaines Michael Vorrath Robert Lutes Paula Kimpe Sharon Troy Daniel Schmidt Debra Gay Michael Easterday Earl Hyke Thomas Mally John Oster and others for speeding disobeying traffic devices and license violations with fines from 10 to 50 dollars plus costs.

Carol A. Kiesling Southland Street Carl E. Scharff Jesup Dennis G. Freeman Twenty-seventh Avenue Lisa M. Barker Grande Avenue Charles L. Trumble Milan Harry Thies Clarence Annette M. Phillips Fruitland Boulevard Gary D. Udell Jacolyn Drive Sheila M. Ferguson Sixth Avenue Twentieth Avenue SW Debra J. Gay Central City Michael J. Easterday

Linn County Court Dockets Drunk Driving and Minor Offense Sentences

In Linn District Court First Avenue division five defendants received deferred sentences for drunk driving. Don Harger and Devin Emerson faced fines of 500 dollars and license revocations. Ricky Maker pled to a lesser larceny charge and paid 75 dollars. Randall Noble received 10 days in jail for assisting a minor with beer. Michael McNair, 18, jailed 60 days with time served.

First Avenue Linn District Court Nancy S. Palmer A Avenue NE James B. Oliver Twenty-eighth Avenue David M. Moran H Avenue NE Milbert H. Huber Twenty-sixth Street Janice S. Nierling Mallory Street Don E. Harger Marion Devin S. Emerson Linbrook Drive Ricky C. Maker Shellsburg Randall M. Noble Mt. Vernon Linn County Michael A. McNair Wilder Drive SE

Parade Intelligence Report Preview

Parade magazine runs an upcoming intelligence report this Sunday. The feature promises trends and insights designed to inform readers ahead of the week.

Multiple motorists fined for traffic violations in local court

A list shows mirrors Keith Vanous Julia Ann Drive NW Paul Topf 1642 Forty seventh Street NE Douglas Kidd Route 1 Marion fined $10 plus costs. Others include Richard Bopp $20 Reckless Morris $50 Kevin Stevens $25 Allen Engberg $25 Michael Meeks $15 Robert Kemmerling $10 Pat Lesmeister $20 Patrick Williams $ amount for improper passing Mark Davison $20 Dennis Wierck $25 Douglas Hobbs $20 James DeWitt $10.

William P. Negro Thirtieth Street Dennis J. Redmond Green Valley Drive Kirkeland D. West Hillside Drive Deborah J. Pierce J Street David L. Kolsrud Thirty-third Street Robert G. Dixon Marion Eugene E. Primrose Hickory Boulevard Keith L. Vanous Julia Ann Drive Paul J. Topf Forty-seventh Street Douglas L. Kidd Richard T. Bopp Thirty-fifth Street Richard D. Morris Center Point Kevin L. Stevens Kesler Road Allen S. Engberg Third Street Michael J. Meeks First Avenue Robert James E. DeWitt Kahoka Miss

Geriatrics Call Urges Curriculum Reform in Medicine

The director of the National Institute on Aging states that Americans face personal and institutionalized prejudice against older persons and urges geriatric medicine be added to medical school curricula, internships, residencies, and ongoing education programs.

National Institute On Aging

Kennedy honors Dr Frances Kelsey for Thalidomide stand

On this date in 1962 President Kennedy announced that Frances Kelsey would receive the nation’s top civilian honor for safeguarding the public by blocking the drug Thalidomide from U S entry.

John F. Kennedy Frances Kelsey

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Magistrate’s Court Douglas L. Hobbs Second Avenue Ricky J. Pickett Des Moines Daniel Bernacki Twelfth Street Randy J. Wierck Evansdale Calling Employees Credit Union Cedar Rapids Iowa Zenith 11Th Street Ebeling Jcpenney Little Boys Orlon 2Nd St. S.E
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