Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court
A stream of bankruptcy petitions lists individuals and couples across Cedar Rapids, Belle Plaine, Shellsburg, Atkins, Hiawatha, Anamosa, Toledo, Hedrick, Marion, and other Iowa locales. Debts range from about 4 000 to 97 000 dollars with assets varying widely and exemptions claimed.
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Roger M. Stewart
Johnson Ave
Victoria J. Bahr
Belle Plaine
Donald D. Ocenosak
Cedar Rapids
Jimmey D
Susan L. Neal
Shellsburg
Jeffrey D. Schueller
Atkins
Geraldine I. Bartachek
Mount Vernon Road
Larrene K. Ozman
Hiawatha
Dennis M. Maudsley
Second Ave
James E. Bridge
First Ave
Gary W. Yeakle
Gary W. Yeakle, Route 2
Delores M. Yeakle
St. SW
Raymond A
Pamela S. Crawley
Anamosa
James F
Carolyn J. Clinton
Toledo
James K. Hamilton
Charles E
Karen A. White
Hedrick
Albert
Deborah S. Green
D Ave. NE
John C
Kathleen M. Lane
Coldstream Ave
Mary E. Valley
30Th St. Drive
Victoria J. Gordon
Oakland Road
Matthew J. Godar
Fifth Ave
Marion
Cedar Rapids approves expanded tax increment financing district
City Council finalizes expansion of the Cedar Rapids TIF district adding southeast downtown to the amended area. Valuations frozen at 1978 levels totaling 34.27 million will feed a Civic Center Urban Renewal fund to back debt for the Five Seasons Center and finance potential projects like a new library and Ground Transportation Center.
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Cedar Rapids
Civic Center
Five Seasons Center
Tif
Computer course offered on TV through Kirkwood College
Kirkwood Community College offers a 10 week business computer course on the Iowa Public Television Network. Two classes air weekly with an orientation Saturday at 9 a.m. in Iowa Hall. Tuition is 43.05 dollars for three credits and pre-registration ends December 15.
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Kirkwood Community College
Iowa Public Broadcast Network
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood
John Wagner
Ron Croll
Framing business owner sues over rival name clash
Richard W. Bear files in Linn District Court against Lawrence C. and Betty J. Wade over use of The Frame Up. Bear claims trademark on The Frame and advertising since 1975, alleging unfair competition and potential customer confusion with the October established Wade shop. He seeks injunction to stop the name and dismantle the defendants’ competing scheme.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard W. Bear
Linn District Court
Lawrence C
Betty J. Wade
Bear
Wades
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