Teens theft charge over model train sale at home
A 16 year old boy was arrested and charged with second degree theft after allegedly selling three O gauge locomotives from his father’s basement while the parents were away. The items valued at 1125 dollars were reportedly found at a northwest side residence. The youth bureau filed the case with juvenile detention authorities.
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Gerald R. Pollock
Leroy’St. NE
Pollock
John Pollock
Youth Bureau
Former Marion man charged with third degree sexual abuse
Dale E. Wilson, 39, of Cedar Falls, was arrested on a Linn County warrant and charged with third degree sexual abuse for an alleged Jan. 2 assault involving a 15-year-old girl at a Marion residence. He was released to the Department of Corrections after an initial court appearance. The offense carries up to 10 years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
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Marion
Cedar Falls
Linn
Dale E. Wilson
Wilson
State Department of Correctional Services
City Council reviews four UDAG proposals for private projects
Four private development proposals seek UDAG federal funding to support a range of plans in Cedar Rapids. One would back a $1.75 million nursing home. others target a bank health care complex, a Borden Building renovation, and a Lattner Building expansion. Public hearings arescheduled.
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Don Canney
Doug Koch
Gib Boxa
Hawthorne Drive
HUD
UDAG
Fourth Street
First and
Second Avenues
United State Bank and Life Care Services
Des Moines
Borden
Fourth Avenue SE
Lattner
Urban Development Action Grant
Cedar Rapids
Horn renamed to education unit
Gov. Robert Ray announced Tuesday that Rep. Wally Horn 49 will serve on the Iowa Education Advisory Committee through June 30 1984. Horn a Democrat and teacher is hosting an open house for his 25th District Senate bid with Sen. Alan Cranston as guest and Brent Appel as another speaker. The event at 116 Second St. SW runs 4 to 7 p.m.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Wally Horn
Iowa Education Advisory Committee
Horn
Alan Cranston
California
Cranston
Brent Appel
U.S
House of Representatives
Second St
Rights hearing runs 14 hours in Cedar Rapids case
The Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission hearing into Roberta Detweiler's pregnancy discrimination claim against Gibson Partners Realtors lasted 14 hours, resuming after a 45 minute dinner break. More than 11 witnesses testified before Peter Pashler will draft a recommendation for the commission. The proceedings were at 400 Fourth Ave SE.
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Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission
Roberta Detweiler
Gibson
Man Charged With Attempted Vehicle Ramming Of Officer
Arthur L. Cooper, 34, of 1559 Fourth Ave SE, was charged by warrant with assault with intent to inflict serious injury and possession of a controlled substance. Court records say Cooper attempted to run down Officer Tim Reynolds who waved down a speeding car in the 1500 block of Fifth Ave SE. A chase followed. the driver fled on foot. Police found what appeared to be cocaine in the abandoned car. After a Tuesday court appearance Cooper was released to the state Department of Corrections supervision.
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Arthur L. Cooper
Fourth Ave
Cooper
Tim Reynolds
Avenue SE
State Department of Corrections
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