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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1992

Page

7

James Hall trial set for murder in Cedar Rapids case

James Hall, 38, of Cedar Rapids, pleads not guilty to a March 20 strangulation of Susan Hajek. Trial is slated for November in Linn County District Court after a grand jury indictment. Hall previously faced murder charges from a 1960s case that was overturned. Separately, a Cedar Rapids union leader was indicted on six counts of embezzlement. A Cedar Rapids man accused of assaulting a government witness appeared for a detention hearing. Police investigated the theft of an $18,000 skid loader from Best Rental after a fake rental arrangement.

James Hall Linn County Hall Cedar Rapids Thomas Horan Susan Hajek Hajek 34Th St. SE University of Iowa Sarah Ann Ottens U of I Mark C. Vasey Walker United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers Afl-Cio Vasey Roger Hinton Hinton U.S John Jarvey Robert Symonds Symonds Benton County Patrick Reinert FBI Reinert Best First Ave Best Rental Renee Hanrahan

Peoples Unitarian Universalist Church Exterior Roof Renovation

Cedar Rapids workers remove 1926 clay tile roof and wood shingles aboard the Peoples Unitarian Universalist Church at 600 Third Ave SE to install an aluminum roof. Repairs include brick, stucco, and sanctuary repainting with completion targeted for mid September.

Antionette Taylor Thomas Iazette Cedar Rapids Peoples Unitarian-Universalist Third Ave Hasley Construction Co Peoples Mark Kane Eric O'Connell Larry Martin Cedar Falls Peoples Church

Foreign students boost Iowa economy with 85 million

A University of Iowa study shows international students contributed 85 million dollars to Iowa's economy in 1990-91, with 45.3 million circulating in Johnson County. The report notes 2,058 U I students from abroad and uses multipliers to estimate expenditures and export-like impact.

Lyle Muller Johnson County Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa U of I University Office of International Education and Services Stephen Arum Arum U.S. Institute For International Education

International students spend money, fuel local economy

The University of Iowa reports 2 058 foreign students spending funds that generated over 7 600 local jobs. Undergraduate, graduate and assistantship-paid students contribute with spouses and children. the 1987 study began the economic impact tracking. University officials emphasize the broader financial value amid tight budgets.

Martin Kelly Iowa City Area Development Group U of I Office of International Education and Services

Radio signals blamed in Palo nuclear shutdown

Spurious radio signals are suspected in the automatic shutdown of the Palo nuclear plant at Duane Arnold Energy Center. Investigators consider a worker with a walkie talkie near a control panel as a possible trigger, with a similar 1989 incident noted by NRC officials.

Dale Kueter Palo Duane Arnold Energy Center Rockwell (International Colleen Dykes Iowa Electric Light and Power Co

Ochs asks return of $55 after Coburn robbery case

Cedar Rapids man Donald Duane Ochs pleaded guilty to two counts of second degree robbery and received up to 10 years. He asked the court to return $55 recovered after his arrest, claiming it belonged to him as restitution and costs. The judge noted the matter could be worked out between attorneys.

Ochs Horan Alford Kwik Shop J St. SW Coastal Mart Sixth St. SW

Clermont mansion volunteers to staff historic Larrabee house

The State Historical Society and Clermont Community Club will use volunteers as guides at the William Larrabee mansion from noon to 4 pm for 12 weekends through Oct 31 and five spring weekends through June 30. Director Henry Follett will be laid off though Nadine West and Vernon Oakland remain in roles.

Nadine West Vernon Oakland

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