Multiple Citizens Fined For Traffic Violations In Magistrate Court
A list of defendants including Robert Middleton Gerald Man grich Bruce Hinton Benny Franck Patricia Wade Gary Hite Diane Hoffle Sharon Baker Thomas Mor an Jr Keith Peterson David Abrahamson Joseph Vanek Maude Robbins Lynn Sackett Paul Enos Toddville Thomas Stepanek Larry Frantz Arthur Clemons John Eilering Bret Parker James Harford Joanne Buresh Melvin Wright Lee Von Lienen Darrell Welter Brad Beasmore Phillip Beasley Austin Robinson Gerald Johnson Jennifer Kaylor Melvin Hoffman Daniel Hartgrave Dennis Baugh Daniel Hartgrave Dennis Wengert Charles Williams Gary Vicko Albert Grady Michael Fischer and others were fined varying amounts for offenses including motor vehicle and motor boat noise disobeying traffic signals stop signs unlawful turns and related violations with costs ranging from 10 to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Middleton
Joseph Vanek
Midway Drive
Maude Robbins
Tenth Street
Lynn Sackett
C Street
Paul Enos
Toddville
Thomas Stepanek
Wilson Avenue
Larry Frantz
Palo
Arthur Clemons
Sixth Avenue
John Eilering
Mt. Prospect
Gary Spencer
Fourth Avenue
Bret Parker
Thirty Third Street
Robert Zamastil
Hillside Drive
Bret Parer
Hurty Third Street
James Harford
Twenty-sixth Street
Marion
Howard Inns
Broadmore Road
Thirty-third Street
Loyal Fish
First Avenue
Joanne Buresh
Amamosa
Melvin
Wright
Route One
Walker
Lee von Lienen
Quass Street
Hiawatha
Darrell Welter
Eighth Screer NW
Brad Beasmore
Phillip Beasley
Avenne NW
Austin Robinson
Cherry Hill Road
Gerald Johnson
Dennis Drive
Jennifer Kaylor
Eleventh Street
Melvin Hoffman
Marshalltown
Daniel Hartgrave
Crestwood Drive
Dennis Baugh
Center Point
Dennis Wengert
Johnson Avenue
Charles Williams
Second Street
Gary Vicko
Blairs Ferry Road
Albert Grady
Fox Point
Wis
Michael Fischer
Johnson Avenue NW
Man Pleads Innocent in Murder Case
Charles W. Gilmore 27 of 261 Northview Place NE pleaded innocent in Linn district court to an open murder charge. Judge August F. Hansell Jr. set Oct. 4 for trial, with bond at 100000. A suppression hearing is scheduled Sept. 22. Gilmore is accused of the Aug. 14 murder of Howard Cook 30 of 2128 North Towne Lane NE. Cook was shot in the head and abdomen on Tenth Avenue SE. Defense seeks state funded psychiatric examination citing prior treatment and a question of competency.
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Charles W. Gilmore
Northview Place
Linn District Court
August F. Honsell, Jr
Gilmore
Linn County
Hansell
Howard Cook
North Towne Lane
Cook
Tenth Avenue SE
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Psychopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Gil ™ More
Lipsky Focuses On Child Interest In Iowa Adoption Law
Rep. Joan Lipsky outlined a new Iowa adoption law emphasizing the child's welfare. She said the bill creates uniform procedures for agencies and guardians and includes rights for the natural father, with clear timelines for terminating parental rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipsky
Iowa
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Rep
Lutheran Social Services
Water shortage persists in Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine confronts ongoing water problems as ground water remains low. Mayor Jerry McIntire credits initial resident cooperation but notes relaxed usage during warm weather. Residents are urged again to curb lawn watering and car washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Jerry McIntire
McIntire
Cedar Rapids Gazette Historical Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co. published daily and Sunday in Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail and notes AP exclusive republication rights for local and AP news dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette Co
SOC Thrdove SE
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Ceecar Ronis
Iowa
Associated Press
Hostage slain in Omaha tavern siege
A hostage held at knifepoint by an Oklahoma man for over 16 hours was killed as Omaha police stormed a South Omaha tavern at about 7 20 am Tuesday. Deputy Police Chief Joe Friend, the lead negotiator, was involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
South Omaha
Joe Friend
Deferred Drunk Driver Sentences In Linn District Court
A list shows numerous individuals from Iowa locations who received deferred sentences after pleading guilty to drunk driving charges in Linn district court. Names include Robert Netolicky, Mearl Yorgensen Jr, Parker Peyton, and others with arrest dates ranging from March to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn District Court
Robert Netolicky
Second Street
Mearl Yorgensen, Jr
Eighteenth Street
Parker Peyton
Walker
Robert Bowser
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Slaymaker
Ninth Street
Marion
Robert Allard
Thirty-fifth Street
Jerry Hopker
Sixth Avenue SE
Dennis Ward
Eighth Avenue SE
Dale Phelps
Memorial Drive
John Wagner
Atkins
Virgil Fisher
Center Point Road
Joyce Mailey
Springville
Firemen Quell House Fire in Cedar Rapids Home
Upstairs pantry fire at 1015 Second Street SE Cedar Rapids caused heavy smoke and heat damage but no injuries were reported. Firemen from the Cedar Rapids department arrived about 6 37 p m and contained the blaze after Mrs Jares closed the pantry door to halt spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Karel Jares
Second Street
Jares
Ring Missing After Church Visit In Cedar Rapids
Roy Church reports a $3000 diamond ring lost or stolen from his jacket pocket at St. Ludmila's Church on Cedar Rapids southwest side after visiting on Saturday. He found the ring missing the following day and notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Roy Church
Twentyfirst Avenue
St. Ludmila’s
Twenty-first Avenue
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Preway
Capri C
Thors
3Rd Avenue S.E
Whitcombs Tavern
Jimmy Green
Pawnee
Okla
Nathan
Joe” Culbertson
Culbertson
Douglas County
Henry Wendt
Edward Zorinsky
Phyllis Umage
Green
Zorinsky
Friend
Rosemary Akiens
Lloyd Akiens
Akiens
William Morris
Oklahoma
de Mand
Jesus
Tages
Seaside
Calif
Ieter
Frst
Mas
Transcendental
Tor
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Transcende
1St Ave
Opeoples and Trust Company
Peoples Bank
Peoples Bank Plaza
Auto Bank
Third Ave
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