Eastern Iowa Officers Arrest Four for Waterloo
A cooperative effort by Cedar Rapids and Linn county deputies plus Toledo police led to four suspects being arrested early Tuesday in a Waterloo armed robbery case. The group included Roepe Tae eel, Norman X. Smith, Charles Crawford, and Harrietta Warrington, with two others charged in connection and carrying weapons found. The pursuit traveled from Tama and Benton counties to a roadblock on highways 218 and 20, ending at Cedar Rapids jail before transfer to Waterloo authorities. Cash believed stolen was found on Warrington. Crawford remains hospitalized in Waterloo.
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Benton County
Toledo
Waterloo
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Roepe Tae Eel
Joluson Avenue
Harrington
Linn
Dennis Ise
Benton
Tamas
Cedar Rapids Iolice
Irvin Johnson
Nosetta Harris
Gonison
First Avenue NW
Dan Kendall
Tama City
Tama Water Tower
Lerry
Warrington
Crawford
Linn County Moves to Cost Basis Police Contracts
Linn County supervisors will shift policing agreements to cost based pricing. Springville pays 785 a month for 40 hour weekly protection, while Center Point Bly Fairfax Central City Palo contracts vary. Notices will trigger renegotiation with a 30 day to six month lead time.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Muoney
Springville
George Clifford Syle
Center Point
Bly
Fanfax
Central City
Palo
Sis
Ely
Manis
Fairfax
Teen Girl Leads Police In Three Mile Car Chase
In San Francisco a 13 year old girl drove a friend’s car on a three mile chase before losing control and overturning on a freeway. Firefighters pulled her from the wreckage screaming and kicking but she was unhurt. Police said she was at the wheel.
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SAN Irancisco
UPL
Man Charged in Theft of Trees Near Harpers Ferry
Dubuque resident Weipert 138 was charged with grand larceny and theft of government property after allegedly stealing five black walnut trees from the Upper Mississippi Game Refuge near Harpers Ferry. He appeared before a U.S. magistrate and was released on his own recognizance. The trees were valued at $1,000.
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Dubuque
Cburl Weipert
Upper Mississippi Game Refuge
Harpers Ferry
U.S
Presidential age ruling appealed by 23 year old
Vernon Weems of Waterloo, 23, appealed a federal suit challenging the 35 year age requirement for President. He seeks $100,000 from the United States, argues age limits violate citizens' rights, and also challenges age requirements for senator and representative. He cites civil rights statutes and references the 18 year voting age in support of lowering presidential age. The case moves to the Eighth Circuit after Judge McManus declined.
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United States
Eighthi Eircult Court of Appeals
Vernon Weems
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Young Weems
Eighth Circuit
Weems
Dubuque Man Sues Deere for $50,000
A Dubuque man sues Deere & Co for fifty thousand dollars over back income taxes claimed in a federal action. The case involves tax years 1961 to 1964 and a 11,807-dollar assessment upheld by IRS. The Eighth Circuit reversed a district court ruling denying recovery.
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Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St Louis
U.S
Edward J. McManus
Clinton Finn
McManus
Exel Corp
Internal Revenue Service
Ule
Exel
Iowa
Eclipse Lumber Co
Hhba, Peat, Inc
Dubuque
Deer & Co
IRS
John Pallock
No-Fault Bill Sparks Consumer Fraud Debate in Iowa
Iowa panel hears criticism that proposed no fault insurance is consumer fraud not consumer protection. Des Moines advocate Vern Sawyer argues the bill favors insurers, lacks victim safeguards, and negotiates only broad guidelines rather than direct compensation for accident victims. He warns the measure shifts risk and avoids genuine reform.
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Chrs
Pederson Des Moines
Nf T Ie Jowa Academy OF Trial Lawyer
Vern Sawyer
Des Moines
Commerce and Judiciary
Jowa
Sawyer
Second British Quintuplet Dies in Liverpool Birth Tragedy
In Liverpool AP report a strong baby from Beltalh's quintuplets died Tuesday. Grace Brown, 3, reportedly gave birth to three girls and two boys days earlier. One boy died the following day, another girl died Tuesday from respiratory condition. Sawyer recommended oratory condition.
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Beltalh
Grace Brown
Birls
Sawyer
Vernon Man Hurt in Mt Vernon Area Car Crash
Everett M. Jordan, 61, of Verma, in fair condition at St. Luke's ICU after a two car crash four miles west of Mt. Vernon Monday evening. David W. Landrock, 30, Rock Island, treated and released. Officers reported Jordan drove from the south shoulder into Landrock's eastbound car. Jordan charged with failure to yield right of way.
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Everett M. Jordan
ML Verma
St. Luke's Hospital
Mt. Vernon
David W. Landrock
Rock Island
Cherik
Jordan
Highway 40
Ant
Landrock
Judge Refuses To Block Phone Rate Hike In Iowa
A Polk County District Judge refused to block Northwestern Bell from raising rates for about 600,000 Iowa customers this month. He ruled the court lacks jurisdiction to halt the statute allowing rate increases before the Iowa Commerce Commission decides, noting the six challengers failed to prove the hike was improper. The ICC decision is not expected until late next year.
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DES Moines
UPI
Polk County
A. B
Crouch
Northwestern Hell Telephone Co
Iowa
Iowa Commerce Cart Mission
ICC
Deere adopted new concept in 1982 says designer
Pollack, a layout designer, notes the firm rejected the idea earlier but later adopted the concept in 1982. He states the firm has not compensated for it.
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Pollack
Deere
Oit
Peoples Commercial Bankers Payment Schedule Strategy
A brief promotional note describing a payment schedule designed to maximize profits for Peoples Commercial Bankers. It invites readers to choose a Peoples Commercial Banker as part of their financial team.
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Peoples
Gedar Rapids
Sanka
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