Seven Judge Judges DWI Defendants in Linn District Court
Seven defendants appeared in Linn District Court First Avenue division on drunk driving charges. Dean A Hanover 24 Palo pleaded guilty to a March 31 offense and got a 30 day suspended sentence with probation and required drunk driving class at Kirkwood. Bradford E Gordon 25 1137 20th Ave SW pleaded guilty to April 28 offense and received 60 day suspended sentence with probation and drunk driving class. John A Tisher 20 82 18th Ave SW pleaded guilty to April 28 offense and got 90 day suspended sentence with probation and drunk driving class. Bruce K Schoon 19 Anamosa pleaded guilty to May 10 offense and received two day suspended sentence fined 300 probation with attorney and drunk driving school. Bruce D Waters 24 1252 14th Ave Marion pleaded guilty to May 26 offense and deferred sentence with probation with attorney. Garry D Copeland 35 629 15th Ave SW pleaded guilty to March 28 offense and was sentenced to 90 days jail with credit for one day served, remainder suspended, plus probation and Kirkwood drunk driving course. Daniel L Molitor 22 731 30th St SE pleaded guilty to April 27 offense and received 90 day suspended sentence with probation and Kirkwood course. In separate cases Kevin B Callies 28 1511 16th Ave SE was found guilty of the June 19 assault of Suzanne Callies and sentenced to five days Linn County Jail. he gave oral notice of appeal. Carolyn Minor Palo was found innocent of the May 17 assault of Billie Frieden.
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First Avenue
Linn District Court
Dean A. Hanover
Palo
Department of Correctional Services
Kirkwood Community College
Bradford E. Gordon
20Th Ave
John A. Tisher
18Th Ave
Bruce K. Schoon
Anamosa
Bruce D. Waters
14Th Ave
Marion
Garry D. Copeland
15Th Ave
Copeland
Daniel L. Molitor
30Th St. SE
Kirkwood
Kevin B. Callies
16Th Ave. SE
Suzanne G. Callies
Linn County
Kevin Callies
Carolyn Minor
Billie C. Frieden
C R youth wins State Fair poetry contest
Scott Boots, 15, a Prairie High School sophomore and son of Valerie Boots, won first prize in the Iowa State Fair school age poetry contest for Driving Near Anamosa Our Car Like An Ant On A String. He attends the Jane Boyd Community House poetry workshop and will have his poems in an anthology.
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Scott Boots
Jane Boyd
Valerie Boots
Tamara Drive
Anamosa
Des Moines
Scott
Matheny
Pickling Lime Shortage Hits Cedar Rapids Area Stores
Cedar Rapids area stores report a shortage of pickling lime used for lime treated pickle slices. Gardeners harvest many cucumbers but face limited lime supplies at Me Too Clash Super Valu Barlow Foods and Hy Vee. USDA home economists advise either using nonlime recipes or the labeled pickling lime and warn against non labeled limes due to toxicity.
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Barlow Foods
Me Too
Clash Super Valu
Eagle
Hy-Vee
Cedar Rapidians
USDA
Population growth to slow in socialist nations by 2000
The Conference Board expects population growth in socialist countries to ease in the last quarter of the 20th century. Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union, China and other communist states, about a third of humanity, would rise 34 percent between 1975 and 2000, down from 50 percent in 1950 to 1975. Factors include women’s labor participation and housing limits in the Soviet bloc, plus China’s policy discouraging early marriages.
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Conference Board
Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
China
Coe College offers Survival Skills Workshop for returning adults
Coe College will host a two night Survival Skills Workshop on August 20 and 21 at 7 PM in The Center Voorhees Hall. The program targets adults considering returning to school and covers study skills transfer credit registration and class choices. Cedar Rapids adults Bob Eckles Shana Skyles Nancy Bruner and John Riley will share experiences. Contact Dot Hinman at 398-1611 for information.
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Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Coe
Bob Eckles
Shana Skyles
Nancy Bruner
John Riley
Cedar Rapids
Dot Hinman
Dan Mordecai Faces Slam Chance In Bridge Column
Denver expert Dan Mordecai narrates a bridge hand where a preempt by West sets eight hearts and three clubs in the opponent hand. Dan counts ten cards for a potential diamond slam but risks failure if the diamond ten is not in dummy and if East holds the high diamonds.
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Denver
Dan Mordecai
Blackwood
Dan
East
West
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