Bankruptcy filings in Cedar Rapids Court list debt and assets
The Cedar Rapids division of U S Bankruptcy Court shows numerous petitioners with debts ranging from about 9 000 to 219 810 dollars and assets from under 3 000 to 140 777 dollars many filings note all or most claims exempt and some list addresses in Iowa including Cedar Rapids Urbana Lisbon and Marengo among others with individuals and couples named for debts assets and exemptions.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
Teresa L. Grimm
Sixth Ave. SE
Dean B. Hankanson
Bowling St. SW
Randy A
Karen J. Carlson
Olin
Jeffrey A
Julie A. Nason
North Liberty
Paula M. Sauceda
West Branch
Lynette M. Butteris
Lisbon
Lonnie J. Jordan
Second Ave
Amy J. Ruiz
Atalissa
James R
Denise C. Hines
Marengo
Shawn C
Michele L. Countryman
P.O. Box
Shannon D. Stick
Deborah Dr. SW
Ricky L
Ellen M. Bryant
Jeremiah J. Schroth
Joel S
Natasha L. Venteicher
Bramble Rd
Hattie M. Gilbert
19Th St. SE
Adam R
Tiffany A. Hamblin
Old Marion Rd
Richard J. Daly
Devonwood Ave
Heidi L. Slocum
Urbana
Diane M. John-Smith
Vasey Ave
Marion
L. Goranson
Hopkinton
Steven L. Smalley
Third Ave
Des Moines to curb personal use of city cars
More than 160 city employees who drive city owned cars home will be told to return keys amid a 14 million budget shortfall. Officials target reducing take home vehicles to save on mileage fuel and repairs while police visibility concerns arise.
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Des Moines
Christine Henley
Urbandale
West Des Moines
Omaha
Timm Stan
Stan
William Moulder
Polk County-Des Moines Taxpayers Association
Becky Morelock
Des Moines Neighbors
Judge dismisses Davenport alderman in slander suit
In Davenport, Scott County District Judge Mark Smith dismissed alderman Bob McGivern from a slander lawsuit over remarks at a 2000 City Council meeting. Bowles claimed damages, but the judge ruled that repeating part of the remark exposed her to no action. The suit also targets former Mayor Yerington and alderman Engelmann.
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Davenport
Scott County
Mark Smith
Bob McGivern
Niky Bowles
Bowles
McGivern
Smith
Phil Yerington
Tom Engel
Yerington
Sioux City Plans More Rental Unit Inspections
Sioux City will expand its rental unit inspection program after changes to the housing maintenance code in July 2001. Inspectors will review about 2,500 units annually with roughly half needing reinspections for needed repairs. First inspection and first follow up are free. subsequent repairs incur fees and fines up to 500 dollars after the third inspection.
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Sioux City
David Brown
Brown
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