Cedar Rapids Man Fined Over Weight Counts in 1976
A Cedar Rapids man was fined 2214.46 for operating an overloaded vehicle. Paw Underwood of 1722 O avenue NW was found guilty of Sept 21 in Linn district court. Other actions include Donald Morris Jr pled guilty to criminal trespass and John Jugenheimer received a deferred sentence for possession of marijuana.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Paw Underwood
O Avenue NW
Donald Morris, Jr
New Hampton
Tenth Avenue
Marton
Joan Morris
Iie
John Jugenheimer
Eighth Street
Hichard Tait
Third Avenue SF
David Whiteaide
Second Avenue SF
Gary Sharpe
Third Avenue
Sharper
Costa
Jackie Neal
Fifth Avenue SE
Oet
Edward Sten
Roosevelt Hotel
Bond Raised in Iowa City Stabbing Death Case
Dond has been raised from 30 000 to 80 000 for Billy Heum phrons 42 Iowa City charged with stabbing death of a West Branch man. District Judge William Enda set a Feb 14 trial. Heumphreus accused in murder of Henry Kotor West Branch stabbed Dec 1 at the West Branch police station.
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Owa City
UPI
Billy Heumphrons
Iowa City
Triumphrons
Johnson County
Carl
William Enda
Heumphreus
Henry Kotor
West Branch
Jowd
Alport
Koter
Kansas City Lobbies State Legislators Dinner for New Members
Kansas City officials hosted a $6000 dinner for about 90 Missouri legislators, about half newly elected, to court public officials. Leon Brownfield said the event helps Kansas City achieve results in Jefferson City, with eight veterans overnight at city expense. Brice Watkins called it democracy in action.
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Kansas City
Leon Brownfield
Missouia
Brownfield
Jefferson City
Brice Watkins
West Union Considers Upper Explorerland Grant For Bridge
West Union council met in special session to discuss applying for an Upper Explorerland regional planning commission grant to build a three ton Otter Creek bridge in southern West Union. If approved the city seeks a $400000 grant with some funds for a new city well. partial grants could prioritize the bridge over the well. A public hearing is scheduled and city ordinances will be clarified January. Water policy and shutoffs were also reviewed with delinquency penalties reduced from ten to five percent and tax referral to the county auditor after one month.
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West Union
West Unioverly Council
Upper Explorerland
Coimcil
No Hike in Sewage Seen for Four or Five Years
George Milligan, head of the water pollution control plant, told the Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors that sewer rate increases are not expected for at least four to five years. He outlined the 70.4 million project cost with a 14.3 million local share financed by bonds and federal state funds, and explained rate calculations tied to water usage and seasonal variations.
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George Milligan
Gedar Rapids Boakd
Milligan
Mirror Industries
Pnt
Miligan
Lovell Named President of Fisk Telephone Systems
Former astronaut James Lovell is named president of Fisk Telephone Systems Inc, effective January 1. Rey Grey and Lloyd Davis announce the move as Lovell takes daily duties overseeing design installation and maintenance of business telephone systems.
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Lovell
Houston
James Lovell
Fisk Telephone Systems, Incs
To On
Rey Grey
Lloyd Davis
Fisk
Fragmented Gazette Snippet From Cedar Rapids Gazette
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Cedar Rapids Gazette and Associated Press branding, with stray names and numbers. It references service terms, pricing like 470.00 and 1.65, and uncertain dates or issuers, signaling a damaged historical news snippet with unclear event details.
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Corvier
Alterngon Canon
Atu Day
Sodey Nemning
Gobi Meeks
Shi Uece
Pipreck Roving Gazette Cortier Service
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