Debts and liens tied to Burr farming operations and Goody case
Court records show a $15,354.02 lien against Dale Burr and a $36,299.98 lien against John Burr for supplies from last spring. An $39,000 Agricultural Stabilization loan was due in 1986 on sealed corn mortgaged to a bank. Goody sought damages in a dispute over 80 acres leased from Perczek. a 1984 judgment of $5,829.60 was awarded to Goody, later paid by John Burr.
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Dale Burr
John Burr
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Secretary of State
Massey Ferguson Credit Corp
Combine
Commodity Credit Corp
Iowa City
Dale
Emily Burr
Walter
Julius Bees
William Hotz Jr
Burrs
Hilda
West Branch
Burr
Leslie
Ruby Perczek
Richard Goody
Goody
Perczek
William Thomas
Jesup District Considers Forgoing Schoolhouse Levy
Superintendent Charles Underwood proposed a moratorium on the schoolhouse levy to cut district property taxes by 90 000 to 100 000 next year. The move would avoid affecting educational programs while the Waterloo area faces factory closures and farm economic decline. The district holds about 500 000 in the schoolhouse fund and voters renewed the levy three years ago for 10 years.
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Jesup
Charles Underwood
Underwood
Iowa
Final hours of Dale Burr hint at family tragedy
A handwritten note in Dale Burrs home hinted at stress from financial problems before he shot his wife Emily and bank president John Hughes and neighbor Richard Goody then killed himself. Police timeline shows Burr first killed his wife, then Hughes, Goody, and finally himself at 11 45 am after encounters with bankers and deputies.
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Karen Herzog Jazette
Dale Burr
Burr
Emily
John R. Hughes
Richard Goody
Goody
Hughes
Hills Bank & Trust Co
Hills
Marilyn Goody
Henderson
Iowa State Patrol
Lone Tree
Burrs
Goodys
Jim Stockman
Hills Grain & Feed Inc
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Iowa City
Dwight Seegmiller
John
Sheriff's Department
Sheila
Rogers
Ark
Julie
Eau Claire
Hotline for Farmers Urges Help for Distressed Rural Reach
Fran Phillips coordinates the Rural Concern hotline urging desperate farmers to call 1 800 447 1985. She says family and friends should act if the farmer cannot seek help, noting operators provide crisis intervention and local resource referrals including nearby farmers.
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Fran Phillips
Rural Concern
Phillips
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