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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1982

Page

25

Iowa Supreme Court to hear Oppelt appeal in 1981 murder case

The Iowa Supreme Court will hear oral arguments today in the appeal of the second degree murder conviction of David Oppelt, 25, for the fatal May 1981 stabbing of Steven Scott White 16 in downtown Iowa City. Oppelt seeks reversal on multiple trial issues.

Iowa High Court Oppelt Tom Walsh Jotson County Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court Iowa City David Oppelt Steven Scott White Iowa State Men’s Reformatory Anamosa Duane Rohovit Johnson County Rohovit William Eads Eads Iowa

Fund drive starts for Iowa Peace Officer Memorial

A Des Moines Gazette report says a fund drive for a memorial near the Iowa Capitol has begun, aiming for an $18,000 cost with $6,100 raised or pledged. The Peace Officer's Memorial, designed by Ames officer Richard Webb, features three granite slabs around a central pinnacle and will be built north of the Lucas State Office Building with no public funds. Donation details are listed through the State Historical Department.

Gazette Des Moines Bureau DES Moines Iowa Capitol Iowa Public Safety William Miller Cedar Rapids Raymond Baker Waterloo Ames Richard Webb Robert Ray Thursday Webb Lucas State Office State of

Okoboji man resigns from commerce panel

Fred Moore of Okoboji, a member of the Iowa Commerce Commission since 1972, will resign January 4 due to ill health. He is the sole Democrat on the three member panel. replacement must be a Democrat. Governor-elect Branstad has not named a successor. applications are being accepted. Moore’s resignation takes effect the day Branstad is sworn in.

DES Moines UPI Fred Moore Okoboji Iowa Commerce Commission Moore Terry Branstad Susan Neely Branstad Statehouse Commerce Commission

Iowa AG reports help for lowa consumers

Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller says his consumer division saved or recovered 907 800 for Iowa residents in the first 11 months of the year. The office logged 9641 new complaints and completed action on 7084, with 7799 complaints pending in mediation or litigation and 22 lawsuits in court. The division assisted 74.1 percent of completed cases, with top complaints involving autos mail order heating and air conditioning deceptive advertising magazine sales and service billing and debt collection television and radio service consumer credit codes and health spas.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Tom Miller Miller

One Dead In Clinton Iowa Two-Truck Crash

Gary Alan Calhoun, 43, of rural Charlotte Iowa, died from injuries after his car hit the rear of a westbound semitrailer on Highway 30 near Clinton. Don Jordan, 28, of Waterloo, driving the semi, turned into a truck stop. Jordan was uninjured. Calhoun died at Mercy Hospital Clinton after ambulance transport.

Clinton UPI Charlotte Iowa Gary Alan Calhoun Mercy Hospital Calhoun Don Jordan Waterloo Jordan

University of Iowa Holds Winter Commencement

One thousand five hundred eighty candidates will receive degrees at 10 a.m. Saturday in Hancher Auditorium marking Iowa’s winter commencement. The university will reach about 171,000 total degrees granted.

Iowa City University of Iowa Hancher Auditorium

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