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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1982

Page

7

Fate of Lewellyn's defense hinges on The Chase hearing

In Des Moines federal court, psychiatrists debate if compulsive gambling qualifies as a mental illness. The defense aims to use the issue to support an insanity defense for Gary Lewellyn, a former stockbroker charged with about 15 fraud and embezzlement counts.

DES Moines Gary Lewellyn Lewellyn Vernon Warner Iowa City U.S Richard Turner Turner Gerald Crawford Julian Taber Stuart Taber William C. Stuart

Ray to honor 11 East Iowans with lifesaving awards

Gov. Ray will honor eleven Eastern Iowans with lifesaving and meritorious service awards at a Des Moines ceremony on the Iowa State Fair Plaza Stage. Recipients include Michael Starr for rescuing Terry Berry from the Cedar River and Adelbert Whittle for freeing LeRoy Fuelling from a burning tractor, among others.

Des Moines Robert Ray Adelbert D. Whittle Monona LeRoy E. Fuelling Farmersburg Uder Michael Starr Terry Berry Cedar River Cedar Rapids Robin R. Liddell Coralville Lake Macbride

State Fair games ordered changed to be winnable

Iowa state agents ordered midway carnival games at the State Fair to be winnable by an average person. Inspectors found 9 pound bottles and hard-to-win ring-toss far from fair practice and required lighter bottles or smaller necks. Undercover officers will monitor compliance to enforce the rules.

Des Moines Iowa Schuling Department of Criminal Investigation

Sheldon High principal pleads innocent to peeping charge

Sheldon High School Principal Larry Lundeen pleaded innocent in O'Brien County District Court to a window peeping charge. His lawyer sought a venue change and a jury trial. The case stems from an incident at the home of Janet Andringa, Miss Sheldon, daughter of the town mayor. A hearing on venue change is set for Aug. 19.

Sheldon, Ia Sheldon High School Larry Lundeen Lundeen O’brien County Loren Veldhuizen Veldhuizen Janet Andringa Sheldon Ray Youngers Elwood Schulz

Ray to speak at Aug 28 fundraiser in Williamsburg

Gov. Robert Ray will headline a fund raising dinner August 28 at the Amana Holiday Inn in Williamsburg for two Eastern Iowa candidates. The event, with a social hour at 6 30 p m and dinner at 7 30 p m, supports Rep. Phil Tyrrell seeking re election to the 53rd District and Donald Kirkpatrick running for the 27th District Senate.

Ray Williamsburg Robert Ray Iowa Amana Holiday Inn Phil Tyrrell North English Donald Kirkpatrick

Iowans Back Strong Land-Use Law in Fair Poll

At the Iowa State Fair a poll of 292 people asks if Iowa needs a strong land-use law. Of respondents 244 agree and 48 disagree, an 83.6 percent approval.

DES Moines

Social Security Act Passed in 1935

On this date in 1935 the Social Security Act was enacted by the United States Congress with President Franklin D. Roosevelt supporting the measure. The landmark law created a system of old age benefits unemployment insurance and assisted the states in welfare programs.

Social Security Act Danaeace

Ray to preside at education meeting in Portland

Gov. Robert Ray travels to Oregon to preside over the Education Commission of the States meeting in Portland Tuesday through Friday. He will also attend a conference on federalism in Seattle on Tuesday.

DES Moines Robert Ray Oregon The Education Commission of the States Portland Ore Ray Seattle Wash

Mother gets son back reaffirmed by Kentucky court

The Kentucky Court of Appeals reaffirmed a ruling that an 18 month old boy adopted by a Trimble County couple be returned to his natural mother Christine Van Wey of Muscatine Iowa. The decision cites that Mrs Van Wey was under duress when she signed away parental rights.

Frankfort Trimble Kentucky Court of Appeals Christine van Wey Muscatine Iowa

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