Man faces 16 counts after C R van chase
A 20 year old Cedar Rapids man, Neil A. Roethlisberger, faced 16 charges after a chase on the southwest side early Saturday. He fled from officers, the van rolled over after a left turn, he sustained a head laceration, and two passengers were unhurt. He was treated at St Luke's Hospital and released. He was charged with drunk driving reckless driving eluding traffic violations possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. He was released on his own recognizance after a Linn County District Court appearance.
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Cedar Rapids
Southwest
Neil A. Roethlisberger
24Th Ave
C Street
Bowling Street
Roethlisberger
Linn County
Linn
Police charge C R man with first degree burglary
Ricky A. Alitz, 20, without a fixed address, was arrested about 2 a.m. after forcing entry with a gun at Dawn Wilkins’ southwest side residence to talk to a juvenile girl inside. He was charged with first degree burglary and released on his own recognizance after a court appearance. The .32 caliber handgun was found on the front lawn, unloaded in its holster.
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Ricky A. Alitz
Alitz
Linn County
Dawn Wilkins
St. SW
Iowan student dies after fall from dorm window
University of Chicago student Lisa Good 18 of Oskaloosa Iowa fell to her death from a fourth floor dorm washroom window early Saturday police said She had attended a party on the 24th floor and was sitting on a heater with her back to the window when she fell Good resided on the 14th floor of the building.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Chicago
Iowa
Lisa Good
Oskaloosa
Good
City Briefs and Advertisements on Page 29A
A collage of local ads lists affordable denture center contact, divorce support group, hairdressers and salons with openings, retailers like Drug Town offering luggage and new styles, Cheryl Goldsberry joining Hair Corral, paperback exchange with 50 000 Westerns, antiques and housewares stall hours, Bazaar, and assorted homemade Christmas cookies with contact numbers.
New food distribution site opens at Center Point
A new food distribution site is added at Center Point by the Human Services Emergency Survival Needs Committee. Food will be available Saturdays at the fire station from 9 to 11 a.m. for unemployed or recently salaried individuals. Donations come from local processors and manufacturers with items like popcorn and grits.
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Center Point
Human Services Emergency Survival Needs Committee
Churches of
Marion Pantry
12Th St
Marion
St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
Johnson Ave
Sharon United Methodist Church
Ninth Street
18Th Avenue
Covington
HACAP
St. Andrew's Lutheran Church
Center Point Road
SANSI
Springville
Hacap Center
Central City
Lisbon
Iowa
Hawkeye
Camp Good Health fund drive listings and pledges
A partial list of contributions to Camp Good Health via The Cedar Rapids Gazette shows various donors and amounts, including Lodge 262 West ern Fraternal Life, memorials for Gladys Carberry and Ruth Coghlan, and gifts from individuals such as Blanche Hovocka and Bob O’Meara. Totals indicate 39,853.00 yet to be received 18,742.44 and smaller sums.
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Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette Newsroom
Lodge 262
Gladys Carberry
Mac Thompson
Linn Grove
Robert J. Wack
Rose Marek
Ass Vatekea Ssi
Raymond Dockwell
Ruth Coghlan
Roy
Betty Stepanek
Holtz
Vinton
Merle
William Schnepp
Letha Fowler
John Abraham
Meg
Bob O’meara
Ardis Hackbarth
Edna Randall
Harold Renoe
Peccas Chiccasce
Michael W. Schrimper
Steve Machula
Lloyd Eckert
A. I
Paul Main
Paula
Ruth Main
A Eckert
ST Moreno
Teachers salaries under debate as district settlements rise
The Iowa union criticizes IASB figures showing a 5.6 percent average salary increase for 1983-84. IASB cited 70 tentative agreements. IS Education Association says settlements average over 7.1 percent and $1000, with only one of 25 largest districts settled. Negotiations continue statewide.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Association of School Boards
Ferne Bonomi
IASB
Bill Sherman
Public
Iowa State Education Association
Sherman
Tax to save Oxford Junction school weighed by voters
Oxford Junction Consolidated School District seeks an enrichment tax to raise up to 51000 yearly on property and income taxes. Superintendent Dwaine Persels says cuts have been exhausted and the district could last about one more year. board president Jerry Andresen cites community oversight of funds. A majority vote by February 15, 1983 is required to aid next year.
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Patsy Benhartazette Corsna
Oxford Junction
Oxford Junction Consolidated
Dwaine Persels
Persels
the Gazette
Jerry Andresen
Radar speed checks slated on multiple city streets this week
Police announce periodic radar enforcement on Southwest-16th Avenue 33rd Avenue First Street and C Street Northwest Stoney Point Road Cedar Hills Broadmore Road and Johnson Avenue Southeast Otis Road Second Avenue Memorial Drive 15th Street Northeast Sierra Drive Old Marion Road Glass Road and Boyson Road.
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16Th Avenue
33Rd Avenue
First Street
C Street
Stoney Point Road
Cedar Hills
Broadmore Road
Johnson Avenue
Otis Road
Second Avenue
Memorial Drive
15Th Street
Sierra Drive
Old Marion Road
Glass Road
Boyson Road
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Man
C.R. van Chase
C.R
Wilkins
Ken Torno
Adv
Beauty
Drug Town N.E. Adv
Cheryl Goldsberry
Hair Corral
Jacolyn N.W
Jacolyn
8Th Avenue
2Nd Ave. S.E
Joens Brothers
Czech Village
Speed
Winter
ATC Auto & Truck Center
66Th Avenue
TSC
Westdale Mall
Iowa City
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