Juveniles arrested in band check scam in Cedar Rapids
Two Cedar Rapids juveniles were arrested Friday and charged with false use of a financial instrument after a scheme to cash checks found or stolen from a Washington High School Band fundraiserbackfired. A girl’s checks totaling 264.25 were involved as the youths opened a bank account under a false band treasurer name using the offender’s SSN and deposited multiple checks before bank suspicions and stopped payments led to arrests.
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Noelridge students may move to integrate facilities
Cedar Rapids school officials say federal rulings against handicapped segregation prompt a move for Noelridge's mentally disabled program. No June 1984 action. a June 1985 target for moving classrooms to junior highs or high schools is under discussion with parents to follow.
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Mount Vernon Delays Altoona Hall Demolition Action
Mount Vernon City Council voted to table the demolition of Altoona Hall until February after a citizen-led call to study possible civic uses for the former Cornell College dormitory adjacent to Memorial Park. A committee will consider building use while debates over delaying bids continue. The meeting also approved water mains priorities and ordered the police chief to attend all council sessions with a written activity report.
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Central City weighs bridge check on Wapsi span
Mayor Jerry Renfer and Public Works Director Bob Cowell urged an immediate $350 inspection by a county engineer to assess a Wapsi River bridge. They fear corrosion and note ownership shifted to the city in the 1970s amid home rule. The 1950s structure last inspected in 1973. no load limits posted.
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Trial attorney questioned over alleged false testimony in motion
Cedar Rapids attorney Timothy White faces ethical scrutiny as co counsel Tom Riley seeks a new trial for Charles Andrews. The motion contends White’s questioning and admission of prior felonies destroyed Andrews’s credibility and violated rules. Andrews was convicted of four felonies, with only past ten years admissible. White defended the defendant amid a contempt case in St. Paul. The Gazette of Cedar Rapids reports.
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