Second District GOP vote creates women majority on panel
Marian Pfaff of Dubuque won the 2nd District committee seat, giving the state Republican central committee a women majority of seven to five after a four-ballot contest to replace Thomas Tauke. Pfaff beat Paul Pfeffer 14 to 11. Diana Stadtmueller of Monticello is the other new woman on the panel.
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Des Moines
Republican Party
Dubuque
Marian Pfaff
Thomas Tauke
Pfaff
Diana Stadtmueller
Monticello
Paul Pfeffer
Clinton
Oberthien filing belated campaign report for Cedar Rapids safety post
John Oberthien, an unsuccessful candidate for Cedar Rapids public safety commissioner, filed a late final financial report covering Nov 2 to Dec 8. Receipts totaled 1332 with 834 old balance. expenditures 1665 to LaCombe Kucera Associates. cash on hand 501. unpaid bills 727 to the same firm. Several gifts over 25 included 200 from Tom Kelly and 100 from George Bowler. Final report shows spending about 2,000 less than Floyd Bergen, who will assume the post in three weeks. Richard Smith had not filed. Iowa law deadline was last Thursday.
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John Oberthien
Cedar Rapids
Oberthien
Tom Kelly
1St Ave
LaCombe/ Rucera
Floyd Bergen
Richard Smith
Iowa
Holding firm bids for Iowa bank in cash deal
Northwest Bancorporation offers $102.50 per share for 48 000 shares of the First National Bank of Marion in Iowa. The Marion bank board will likely back the tender. no changes to directors management or staff are expected. Regulatory approval is required.
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Phil Morris
First National Bank of Marion
Richard H. Vaughan
Northwest Bancorporation
Morris
Vaughan
Jury awards $21 500 in arrest suit
A Linn District Court jury awarded Larry T. Wilson 21500 in his false arrest and false imprisonment suit against Cedar Rapids officers, the Police Department and the city. The verdict covers 500 actual and 5000 punitive in false arrest and 1000 actual and 10000 punitive in false imprisonment. Klappholz not liable for false arrest.
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Linn District Court
Larry T. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
James Young
Michael Klappholz
Sixteenth Ave
Larry Wilson
Klappholz
Robert Osmundson
Steven D. Thomas
Robert L. Engretson
Billy R. Benefield
Mary L. Rauch
Thomas F. Brundage
Sandra Shultice
Helen M. McGowan
Colette M. Janisch
Two Arrests Reported In Hiawatha And Springville
Police listed two arrests weekend results. Craig R. Bean 29 of 265 Quash St Hiawatha charged with larceny and speeding failure to yield and display of plates held on 1155 bond after allegedly taking a tire and wheel from a car owned by Betty Besta in K mart west lot. Kenneth L. Ohlhauser 19 of 1414 Fourth Ave SW charged Saturday night with malicious injury to a building for allegedly kicking in a door at 212 Eighth Ave SW he signed a promise to appear and was released. Also notes Sara Jane Moore 1975 plea request in San Francisco court over Ford assassination attempt.
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Craig R. Bean
Quash St
Hiawatha
Bean
Betty Besta
Springville
Kmart
Fourth Ave
Ohlhauser
Eighth Ave
Weather Summary for the Area
Weekend forecast shows high around the 30s and overnight lows in the teens to low 20s. No precipitation expected Wednesday through Friday with temperatures cooler than average and light winds around 15 mph.
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Atlanta
Miami
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Mets
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New York
N.orleans
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Honolulu
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Four Charged in Fayette Fight at Flip n Flop Lounge
In Fayette four men were charged with disturbing the peace after a Saturday night fight at the Flip n Flop Lounge left a man injured. John Hauptle needed 30 stitches for a bar glass cut, and authorities seek Terry Lott who allegedly threw the glass. Danny Keig Don Lyons and Kevin Brumley are charged. a fourth suspect is at large.
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Fayette
John Hauptle
Danny Keig
Don Lyons
Kevin Brumley
Terry Lott
Hauptle
Leach seeks full probe of Food For Peace program
U S Representative James Leach urged a comprehensive investigation into the Food For Peace program citing reported ties to South Korean businessman Tongsun Park. He asked Attorney General Griffin Bell to revisit his earlier decision not to probe possible anti trust violations. Park reportedly earned more than 9 million dollars as a sales agent for a U S rice firm involved in the program.
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Davenport
U.S
James Leach
Tongsun Park
Leach
Griffin Bell
Iowa Republican
Park
Vital statistics and marriages in Cedar Rapids area
A list of marriage licenses including Dennis A. Wilcox and Laura E. Darling and others in Cedar Rapids and Marion, with dissolved marriages noted. Birth announcements from Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals detail several newborns with parent addresses. A sequence of reported incidents lists home alarms, a space heater malfunction, sprinkler fault, a chimney clog, and other local emergencies with times and locations.
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Dennis A. Wilcox
Laura E. Darling
Dana D. Heeren
Judy A. Haugen
Albert P. Lucas
Leslee A. Moss
Dennis L. Lange
Victoria A. Harling
Donald R. Wallner
Sharyl K
Robert B. Hagerman
Julie A. Jamison
Kerry D. Mounce
Nancy L. Shaughnessy
Cedar Rapids
Jeffrey L. Fredericks
Nancy M. Enneking
Marion
Edward D. Harrison
Tacoma
Wash
Ida L. Dahl
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Wayne O
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Kay Joanne Priske
Lynda M
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Paul E
Inez M. Allison
Christine Elizabeth
Thomas Arlen Goodall
Dale Lawless
Hanover Road
Donald Burke
Grande Avenue
Robert Churchill
Mount Vernon Road
Calvin Reiling
Lisbon
Jim Ross
Ave. NE
St. Luke's
Robert D. Brown
C Ave
Albert E. Brown
14Th St
Charles
Schulz
Rosewood Court
John A. Tibben
Weing Road
Clarence A. Coppock
Swisher
Stephen C. Neal
Mount Vernon
Oelwein
Rick Fromm
Linden Drive
16Th St
Third Street
16Th Avenue
19Th Ave
Ave. NW
Edgewood Road
Lth
F Ave. NW
B Ave
Hotpoint
2Nd Ave. S.E
Perpetual Savings and Loan
Perpetual
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Iowa City
Second Avenue S.E
Lindale Plaza
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