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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1983

Page

9

City reels from new complaints on First Avenue adult firms

Cedar Rapids residents and business owners petitioned the city with 401 signatures urging immediate enforcement of laws to curb adult oriented businesses near the 1500 block of First Avenue East. They seek more police patrols and zoning actions while officials review state limits on regulating obscene materials.

First Avenue Han Cedar Rapids Hal Sondrol Sondrol Variety & Hardware First Ave Floyd Bergen Public Safety Bergen Iowa

City seeks Iowa law change to allow punitive damages insurance

Public Safety Commissioner Floyd Bergen asked Sen. James Wells to draft an amendment permitting cities to buy punitive damages insurance. Cedar Rapids hopes for AG opinion in 60 days but prefers legal change. A $287,500 verdict against Linn County deputies sparked the issue. Bergen may proceed after council review, with premiums quoted at 28 to 47 thousand dollars annually.

Floyd Bergen James Wells Cedar Rapids Wells Attorney General's Office Linn County Prairieburg Bergen Stan McClurg Cedar Rapids Policemen's Protective Association McClurg the Gazette David) McGuire

New Aerobics Classes at Marion YMCA

Registration opens next week for four reorganized aerobics courses at Marion YMCA. The five week sessions replace eight week runs with lower weekly fees to attract new members. Members register Monday through Wednesday and non members Thursday through Saturday.

Marion ‘Y Marion Marion Center YMCA

Cedar Rapids shoplifters detained after multi-store spree

Bridgette Jenkins and Tracy Conway, both Cedar Rapids women aged 20 and 19, were arrested after leaving Target with jeans and other garments valued at 136.89. Officers recovered clothing from Revenge Sports Apparel and Sears and charged Jenkins with robbery and theft. Conway faces multiple theft counts and an assault on an officer during questioning.

Bridgette Jenkins Ninth St. SE Tracy Conway Bever Ave First Ave SE Lindale Sears Jenkins Conway Target

Kidnapper Sentenced to Twenty Years in Federal Case

Des Moines authorities report James Bittner 39 of Chicago was given a 20 year federal prison term for kidnapping a Chicago student last July. He was also convicted in U S District Court last month of sexual abuse in the same case.

Des Moines UPI James Bittner Chicago Bittner U.S. District Court

Balloons Surprise Taylor Elementary During Education Week

Students at Taylor Elementary in Cedar Rapids received a large donation of balloons from Ajax Balloon Co as part of Education Awareness Week. Principal Robert Bright praised the gifts as recognition of the students' fine efforts at Taylor.

Taylor Elementary School Ajax Balloon Co Cedar Rapids Robert Bright Taylor

Reagan budget cuts hit Cedar Rapids transit funds

President Reagan’s proposed federal mass transit cuts would drop Cedar Rapids operating assistance to 137000 from 668000. City officials say the 23 percent cut would create severe problems while the city seeks 624000 in federal aid and faces a 1266000 operating deficit this year.

Reagan Cedar Rapids Tom Aller Federal General Fund Aller

Free cheese for eligible residents at Marion center event Thursday

Marion residents may receive free cheese at the Community Center next Thursday. Police report improper parking during prior giveaways, with officers patrolling to issue tickets for violations including handicapped-zone parking. The handicapped parking fine is 22.50 dollars.

Marion Community Center Gordon Dolley Marion Dolley

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