Workman and deputies sued for 300000 by Hanson family
Anna and Clarence Hanson Jr and their son Lyle sue Linn County Sheriff Orlie Workman and Deputies Carol Currans and Gene Parks in Cedar Rapids federal court. They allege warrantless entry and arrest on June 20 violated due process, privacy, and rights, with damages seeking 50 000 actual and 100 000 punitive for Lyle and 50 000 actual and 100 000 punitive for the parents.
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Linn County
Orlie Workman
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Workman
Carol Currans
Gene Parks
Anna and
Clarence Hanson Jr
Lyle
Linn
Currans
Parks
Hanson
Route 3
Cedar Rauids
Lyle Hanson
Obituaries and notices from Cedar Rapids area briefs
Brief deaths reported Elmer Austin of Ottumwa died Saturday in Ottumwa with services in Ottumwa and burial there. Lucille Kerr, 71, Burlington, died Sunday. services pending at Prugh Funeral Home. Various community notices include adoption meeting details, NARFE meeting info, health center evaluation, Caesarean support group, labor council retiree potluck, church supper, ad notices for seminars, art and crafts events, and local burglaries and thefts with items and locations. 10 YEARS AGO note recalls Vietnam-era events.
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Clara Briles
Second St
Elmer Austin
Ottumwa
David A. Kerr
19Th Ave
Lucille Kerr
Burlington
Kerr
Prugh
Three Charged With Drunk Driving Over Weekend
Three individuals were charged with drunk driving. Charles L. Fienhold, 21, Atkins, arrested 10:35 p.m. Saturday on 300 block of 22nd Avenue SW. additional charges include scope and effect and failure to transfer title. Gary D. Neal, 20, 418 Ninth St. NW, arrested 1:40 a.m. Sunday at First Street and Fourth Avenue SW. charged with reckless driving and failure to stop at a traffic sign. Cynthia M. O'Brien, 21, 195 Mayden Ave. SW, arrested 2 a.m. Sunday on East Post Road, Marion.
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Charles L. Fienhold
Atkins
22Nd Avenue
Gary D. Neal
Ninth St
First Street
Fourth Avenue
Cynthia M. O’brien
Mayden Ave
East Post Road
Marion
Vietnam recalls UN ambassador amid expulsion row
Vietnam in a surprise move recalled its U.N. chief and denied envoy Dinh Ba Thi was a spy after the United States expelled him over espionage charges linked to Ronald Humphrey. Hanoi had resisted the expulsion before reversing course.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Vietnam
U.S
United Nations
Dinh Ba Thi
Thi
U.N
Washington
U.S. Information Agency
Ronald Humphrey
Southeast Asia
Truong Hung Dzu
United States
State Department
Charles Shapiro
Hanoi
Shapiro
Nguyen Co Thach
Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Thach
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