Waterloo residents sentenced in Cedar Rapids Municipal Court
Twenty five Waterloo residents were sentenced by Municipal Judge August F. Hansell on reduced charges of criminal trespass assault and battery stemming from incidents last summer at the Waterloo school administration building and the Logan Plaza shopping center. Twenty one others received fines of 50 dollars, with several individuals given suspended jail terms. a few defendants faced charges of assault with varying outcomes. The Rev. Leonard Williams faces an ongoing appeal after a January conviction for criminal trespass.
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Cedar Rapids
August F. Hansell
Waterloo
Logan Plazas
Harris Ceaser
Bernard Carr
Hansell
LeRoy Wortham
Sharon Williams
Larry Walker
Patricia VanArsdale
Clarence Terry
Monroe Stevens
Anthony
King Porter
James Nehl
Francis Brown
Elizabeth Drestler
Willie Jordan
Harris
David L. Pates
Daniel Misdorf
Carr
David Pates
Sayi
Leonard Williams
Charge Dropped After Municipal Hearing in Larceny Case
Dennis Strauss of 1019 Eleventh Avenue SE had a larceny charge dismissed after a preliminary hearing at municipal court. The case involved alleged theft from Stereo Shop at 107 Third Avenue SE on December 28, with an estimated value over $1. The council scheduled a hearing for March 2, 1973, amid a street improvement plan affecting Marlon Clark City Hat and Oak streets and Third Seventh and Eighth avenues.
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Dennis Strauss
Eleventh Avenue, SE
Third Avenue SE
Marlon
Clark
City Hat
Oak Streets
Manley Hospitalized After C R Accident
City Clerk Joan Biederman reports revenue sharing funds increased public safety to 27659 and sanitation to 13600. Council discusses funding storm sewer on Avenue and Tucker Street. Manley, alone in car, suffers fractured ankle and faces charges of failing to control vehicle and carrying no license.
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Hiawatha Council
Hiawatha City Council
Floyd G. Manley
Ellis Boulevard
St. Public Safety
Laike's Hospital
Sanitation
First Street
Joan Biederman
Avenue
Tucker Street
Manley
Warrant Issued After Car Damage Incident in Des Moines
The Ordar Rapids Gazette reports a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers after an alleged incident where a car owned by Bill Maddox was damaged on February 14. The incident occurred in a parking lot at the intersection of Sixth Avenue SW and Systemth Avenue SW.
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Ordar Rapids
Thurs
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Bill Maddox
N Street
Pot Sixth
Jalteet
Sisteemth Avenue
Mail Tradition Almost Went Out The Back Door
Independent scene reports truck driver Bill Kayne of Evansdale and Sheriff Joe Holgate saved a mail bag mishap on a rural road. Kayne found three bags in the road while driving west on highway 20 east of Independence. he delivered the bags to the Delaware county line after relaying mail to a deputy.
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Independence
Bill Kayne
Evansdale
Buchanan County
Joe Holgate
Kayne
Old Holgate
Highway 20
Mason City
Dubuque
Delaware County
Woman Admits Amended Charge in Municipal Court
Cathy Eidemoe pled guilty to an amended larceny charge in municipal court. She admitted taking two billfolds from Kathy Zobac between April and July 1972 and was fined 30 dollars plus costs.
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Cathy Eidemoe
Kathy Zobac
Karen Drive
Sellers Admits Amended Counts in Municipal Court
Dante Sellers pled guilty to amended charges of assault and battery and defacing a building in municipal court. He received 30 day suspended jail sentences on each count. The alleged incidents involved Lumir Kiimes on February 5 and Linda Sellers on January 29.
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Dante! Sellers
Wilson
Mulholland Accused Of Vehicle Damage
James P. Mulholland, 29, of 1 001 C avenue NV, was arrested Wednesday and charged with violent injury to a car. He was released on $1,000 bond. Mulholland was arrested on a
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James P. Mulholland
C Avenue NV
Mulholland
Defrauding Innkeeper Charge Dismissed in Michigan Court
A defrauding innkeeper charge against Jack Bortoll of South Haven Michigan was dismissed last week in municipal court in the interest of justice. He faced allegations of defrauding Howard Johnsons on February 8.
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Jack Bortoll
South Haven
Mich
Howard Johnson
Malicious Injury Charge Dismissed in Municipal Court
A charge of malicious injury to a motor vehicle against De wayne Carer of 1516 Mt Vernon road SE was dismissed last week in municipal court In the Interest of Justice. He faced allegations of damaging a vehicle belonging to Douglas Lulthly on February 2.
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Dewayne Carer
Mt. Vernon Road
Douglas Lulthly
Jefferson Hosts Fifth Senior High Band Festival
The Jefferson Kennedy and Washington concert bands will participate in the fifth annual senior high band festival at Jefferson gym Saturday evening. Kennedy hosts with Weston Noble of Luther College guest directing. The program includes Czech Suite, Walt Disney Band Show Case, Variations on a Korean Folk Song, Chorale and Shaker Dance, Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken, and the Battle Hymn of the Republic. Admission costs 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Jefferson
Kennedy
Washington
Jefferson Gym
Weston Noble
Luther College
Wheat
Werle
Chance
Zdechlick
Hayden
Evening with Fred Schwengel set by First District Republicans
Plans finalize for a March 2 program in Iowa City to honor former Congressman Fred Schwengel. The event includes Lincoln quotations, an American history musical program, and a reception and dinner at Carousel Inn. Tickets are 7.90, reservations due February 7 with details to Mrs Erbe.
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Iowa City
Fred
Ethel
Abe
Alra
Fred Schwengel
Washington, D.C
Abraham Lincoln
Schwengel
Lincoln
America
Ed Humpleby
Republican Women's Fed
Fred. Erbe
George Weight
Fort Madison
United States Capitol Historical Society
Washington
Woman charged with attempted murder in baby found in aircraft toilet
Betty Jean Anderson of Garyville La is charged after a baby girl was found abandoned in a toilet on a United Airlines jet. She boarded in New Orleans and changed planes in Pittsburgh before arriving in Youngstown. The mother was located by passenger list. the child is reported healthy.
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Youngstown, Ohio
United Air Lines
Betty Jean Anderson
Garyville
Southern University
Baton House
Tan MacLennan
Pittsburgh
FBI
New Orleans
Youngstown
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