Man Arrested After Altercation Over Dog Noise
Mari J. Davis reported a man shouted obscenities at her dog then pushed her during an argument at 705 Second Ave. SW. The suspect Ralph E. Gruwell, 33, was charged with assault and fifth degree theft for taking Davis stenographer notebook. He was released on bond. A separate case involves Gayle L. Jacobson, 62, charged with second degree sexual abuse after a southwest side couple said their 11 year old daughter was abused. Jacobson admitted a sex act with the girl and was released on court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mari J. Davis
Second Ave
Davis
Ralph E. Gruwell
Vermont St. SW
Gruwell
Linn County
Gayle L. Jacobson
Westwood Drive
Jacobsen
Jacobson
Burglary at Bills Home Leads to Vandalism and Robbery
Police report two separate incidents: at the Bills residence a daytime break in caused about $1,000 in damage with cats on the couch and eggs thrown on walls during a two hour vacancy. Later, carrier Dan Coghlan was assaulted and robbed while collecting near his home around 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry D. Bills
Eastview Ave
Dan Coghlan
Third Ave. SE
Coghlan
Driver charged in NE hit-and-run and drunken driving case
Jeffrey C. Wallace 28 and Patricia Watson 20 were arrested after a hit-and-run in the 1600 block of E Avenue NE. Wallace faced second degree drunken driving charges and other counts. Watson was charged with interfering with official acts. Both were held in Linn County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey C. Wallace
Ridgeway Drive
Wallace
Patricia Watson
B Ave. NE
First Avenue NE
Acci
E Avenue NE
Watson
Linn County
Dole urges support hike if embargo kept
Senator Bob Dole says if Reagan keeps the Soviet grain embargo in place, farm price supports should rise to protect farmers income. He notes budget pressures limit increases and cites Treasury shortages while acknowledging past backing for aid. Governor John Carlin also told Reagan farmers would accept cuts if the embargo ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Washington
Reagan
Kansas
Bob Dole
Finance Committee
Agriculture Committee
John Carlin
Record 14 breeds set for Winter Beef Expo
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Winter Beef Expo at the State Fairgrounds for five days with a record 14 cattle breeds including Angus and Hereford. More than 90 trade exhibitors attend as crowds exceed 30,000. past sales data show rising value and head counts. Tours and a new match rodeo offering over $17,000 in prize money are on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
South Devon
White Park
Canada
League of Nations recognizes Swiss perpetual neutrality
On this date in 1920 the League of Nations formally recognized Switzerland as perpetually neutral, affirming its longstanding policy without pledge of alliance or participation in military blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Switzerland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metro Roundup
Paper Boy
Linn Health Service
Agriculture
John Block
Eva Gabor
Adolfo
Sture
Marche
Lindale
Westdale
Valentine
Helzberg
Westdale Mall
Lindale Mall
Service Optical
Lindale Plaza
1St Street
S.E
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Insurance
Service & Selection
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
LHA
Third Ave
Amana
U.S
Smulekoff's
Ist ST
3Rd Ave
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