Dubuque Youth Held In Linn Holdup Chase Ends With Deputy Shot
A Dubuque youth was arrested for robbery after a Sunday chase with Cedar Rapids Marion and Linn County authorities. The suspect fled at high speed, a Linn deputy shot out front tires, and $14,498 in cash plus $262 in stamps were found in the car. Gourley was held in Linn County jail as investigations continue.
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Linn
Craig Gourley
Highway 13
Hank Hugs
Gourley
Linn Compty
Cedar Rapids
Marion
le Line County
Iowa Hiphway Patrol
Gourtey
Mt. Vernon
Licrt
Gurley
Two Arrested On Contributing Counts In C R
Two men in the Car Rapids area were arrested Saturday night on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after police stopped a car in the 2000 block of Roundwood Drive NE. Two teenage girls ages 14 and 15 were found in possession of narcotics. Camizzi 19 of 2515 Indiana Street SW and Sitchnal R. Jared 18 of SiKo Marion face additional charges including possession of a controlled substance. Bail set at 685 dollars for Camizzi and 125 dollars for Jared. both remained in custody or released to guardians pending further proceedings.
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Jay M. Camlazi
Indiana Street
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SiKo Marion
Roundwood Drive
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Willy
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Will
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Uni
Linn
Jared
Woman Arrested After Making Crime Report
A woman who reported a crime to police Sunday night was arrested herself. Jane McCarey, 615 Fourth Avenue BE, told police three youths knocked, assaulted her, and stole a coat worth 30 dollars and a silver ring valued at 26 dollars. Police later arrested McCalley on a warrant for three traffic offenses.
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Kp. Suixlay
McCalley
Pay Raise Approved For Corrections Head
DES MOINES Iowa executive council approved a pay increase for the state s top corrections post raising the director s maximum from 3110 to 2042 a year Calvin Ellandson acting director and Warden of the Iowa penitentiary at Anamosa resigned under pressure in 175 Ellandson was criticized for allowing life term inmates to leave prison Ellandson s resignation came amid an escape and a murder case Burns said the raise aims to attract the most qualified candidate and Ray praised Ellandson s past service stating the department is seeking the best person for a very tough job
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Iowa Men’s Reformatory
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Sieve
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Tander Pressuree
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Cammeil
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Auger
Diffens Tinw
Ari Beyin
North Liberty Man Nabbed in Drug Crackdown
Harold V. Clay, 22, of North Liberty, arrested by the Metro Narcotics squad on a warrant for delivery of a controlled substance in a barbiturate case. Held in Linn County Jail on $8,000 bond as the 43rd arrest in the crackdown.
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North Liberty
Metro Narcotics Squad
Clay
Jahi County
Former Merchants Bank VP Fined and Suspended Prison Term
Edward Doyle, 44, former vice president at Merchants National Bank, pleaded guilty to embezzlement and misapplication of funds in Cedar Rapids federal court. He was fined $6,000 total and received a suspended three-year sentence with four years probation and court-ordered restitution. Doyle admitted diverting about $65,000 over five years, including a $10,900 check and two smaller checks, plus misapplying nearly $22,000 from loans to Sherman Watson.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
Edward ©. Doyle
Blake Boulevard
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Merrchants
Kieth van Doren
Edward J. McManus
Gillty
Sherman Watson
New Mexico
Watson
van Doren
Enterprise Aviation
Marion
van Derer
Cori
A Lesson In How Crime Doesn’t Pay
Two 12 year olds and a 16 year old faced charges after a theft on M Street SW. The younger boys were promised a five speed bicycle in exchange for stealing a bicycle from Francis Becker at 950 M Street SW. A neighbor alerted police when the stolen bike appeared on 1200 block of M Street SW. The 16 year old was charged with receiving stolen property and larceny. the youths were released to their parents.
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Patice
Francis Becker
M Street
Hearst kin hid from threat amid ransom demand
Patty Hearst and her family remained hidden at a California ranch after a terror threat from an anonymous caller who urged surrender to a group named The United Front. Hearst, free on bail during her appeal of a federal bank robbery conviction, faced a warning that anyone around her would be shot. The Hearst Castle tourist site closed indefinitely amid the dispute.
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Calif
UPI
Patty Hearst
Miss Hearst
The
United Front
Hearst Castle
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