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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1980

Page

9

Judge OKs Robbins evidence in Cedar Rapids murder trial

Judge William R. Eads affirmed use of tape-recorded conversations between David M. Robbins and an undercover informant in the murder case. He ruled the motel-room admissions were voluntary and not tainted by earlier custodial talks, allowing the state to proceed with key evidence as trial set for Feb. 25 in Linn County. The case marks Linn County’s first camera and sound-recorded trial period.

William R. Eads David M. Robbins Cedar Rapids Robbins Marshalltown James Ashlock Sammy Linn District Court Jerry Anderson Anderson Eads Marshall County Linn County

Prairie Moon Ballroom case yields two claimed victims

Two men labeled victims in the Prairieburg Prairie Moon incident were the targets of disorderly conduct and official acts charges in Linn County Court. David W. McCrea and Brad E. Manuel faced trial with defense attorney Dave Remsley asserting the men were victims, while deputies also faced police brutality accusations not yet resolved.

Prairie Moon Ballroom Prairieburg Dave Remsley Anamosa Remsley First Avenue Linn District Court David W. McCrea Olin Brad E. Manuel Wyoming Tom Wertz McCrea Manuel Ence Linn County Linn County Sheriff's Deputies

Suspended sentence for DeChant in Marion fire case

DeChant Henry W. DeChant received a five year probation and a suspended term for second degree arson that damaged his mobile home at 700 35th St in Marion on Aug 9. He was found guilty by Linn District Court after a jury trial.

Henry W. DeChant 35Th St Marion DeChant Linn District Court Robert Ford Iowa

Low turnout at Cedar Rapids budget info session

Only two residents attended the Ambroz Recreation Center information session as Cedar Rapids city officials reduced meetings this year. City Auditor Robert McMahan cited possible legislation affecting income and unsigned union contracts as budget pressures while residents complained publicity was poor. Council members and staff attended. Mayor Cannon was absent.

Cedar Rapids Ambroz Recreation Center Robert McMahan Taylor School Fifth Avenue Sixth Street McMahan the Gazette

Kolkmeier Wins District 2 Legion Oratorical Contest

Kipland Riley Kolkmeier, 17, a Washington High School senior, won the District 2 American Legion Oratorical Contest at Maquoketa representing Hanford Post No. 5 Linn County. He advances to the Area II contest at 7 30 p m the Hanford Post No. 5 building and awaits the state finals March 4 at Ballard Community High School Huxley where state finalists compete. All contestants speak on the U S Constitution. The contests are open to the public.

Kipland Riley Kolkmeier Elmer G. Kolkmeier North Property Lane Marion Washington High School American Legion Maquoketa Hanford Linn County Hanford Post No. 5 Fourth Ave. SE Ballard Community High School Huxley

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