Cranston calls Reagan policies absurd in Iowa visit
Sen. Alan Cranston in Cedar Rapids says Reaganomics and arms policy are absurd and argues for stronger arms control tied to jobs. He urges Fed growth rules, parity prices for farmers, education funding, and social security protections while stressing experience and name recognition for a California win.
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Sen
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Reagan
Cranston
Cedar Rapids
California
White House
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Congress
Linn-Mar Debuts Dinner Theater at High School
Linn-Mar High School launches dinner theater combining drama and food service. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. followed by You're A Good Man Charlie Brown at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Tickets $4.50 students $5.50 adults for dinner and show. play ticket only $2 students $3 adults. Reservations at 377-7373.
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Linn-Mar High School
Charlie Brown
Harry Hakanson
Hakanson
Food Service
Tom Read
Read
Charles Schulz
Passport wait extended to eight weeks at Cedar Rapids
The Chicago Passport Agency informs Cedar Rapids Post Office applicants should plan seven to eight weeks to receive a passport after submitting forms. Delays may rise if a birth certificate is missing and must be sent from another state. Officials note July is the peak period for summer and fall travel.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Passport Agency
Cedar Rapids man charged with assault after lounge fight
St Thomas T. Chase, 25, of 950 12th St NW, was charged with assault after allegedly striking Mike Azinger in the parking lot of Union Station lounge at 1724 16th Ave. NW. Azinger was treated and released for minor injuries. Chase allegedly bumped into patrons before the fight. police arrested him.
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Union Station
16Th Ave
Thomas T. Chase
12Th St
Mike Azinger
Sharon Lane
Chase
Azinger
Oxford Junction men plead guilty to stealing pump
Two Oxford Junction men Rick Fowler and Terry Wink pleaded guilty to a fifth degree theft for taking a gas pump from Buresh Garage in Oxford Junction on February 22 and were fined $100 plus surcharge and costs.
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Anamosa
Oxford Junction
C.J. Mattheissen
Jones County
Rick Fowler
Terry Wink
Buresh
Mark P. Hager
Olin
Solon woman charged with assault at Mercy Hospital
Vicki L. Welsh, 28, was arrested for intoxication and faces an assault charge after allegedly grabbing a police officer's revolver at Mercy Hospital's detox center early Sunday. She attempted to remove the firearm from Officer Mike Brokaw's holster but did not succeed and was jailed in Linn County.
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Solon
Mercy Hospital
Vicki L. Welsh
Mercy
Welsh
Mike Brokaw
Linn County
Drunk Driving Charges From Johnson County Arrests
Johnson County court records list multiple arrests for drunken driving across Iowa City Coralville North Liberty and surrounding areas Feb arrests include Daniel R Anderson Andrew Buresh Leslie Hoppman and others with various locations and times. Judgments and sentences followed for several defendants including Wagner Gudenhauf Magruder Netser Powell Richerson Bowden Burgett and Jennings with two day jail terms fines and suspensions.
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Johnson County
Iowa City
Daniel R. Anderson
Sixth Ave
Coralville
First Avenue
First Street
Five in Linn County face drunk driving charges
Five persons were arrested Saturday night and early Sunday in Linn County and charged with drunken driving. Timothy A. Clinton, Gene R. Clark, Dawn D. Null, Michael G. Tudor, and Judy A. Steenhoek faced multiple counts including driving while intoxicated and related violations.
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Linn County
Timothy A. Clinton
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue SE
Clinton
Gene R. Clark
15Th St
Fourth Street
Dawn D. Null
18Th Ave
16Th Avenue
Edgewood Road
Michael G. Tudor
Coralville
20Th Street
Judy A. Steenhoek
Jacelyn Dr. NW
Stoney Point Road
Burglary Report Details Thefts From Business and Homes
Police logged three burglaries Saturday night totaling over 17000 in stolen goods. Tools Inc at 1035 33rd Ave SW lost about 15000 worth of tools via wall breach near a loading door. Robert J Duff at 303 36th St NE reported 1741 in household goods after an unlocked sliding door entry. John Hunt at 1906 Park Ave SE had 750 in goods stolen after a front door was kicked in.
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Tools Inc
33Rd Ave
Robert J. Duff
36Th St. NE
John Hunt
Park Ave. SE
Elderly woman reports assault in northwest apartment
An 82-year-old woman told police a man entered her northwest-side apartment Saturday night, pushed her into a bedroom and forced her to undress. The assailant, described as a tall slender black male in his mid-20s, stayed about an hour before leaving after she threatened to call police.
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Linn-Mar
By Christie Wallace
Marion Bureau
Jones Cedar Bureau
Robert L. Thomas
David J. Mantor
Springville
Monticello
Mark Henderson
Central City
C.R
Andrew Michael Buresh
Fourth Ave
Park Road
Beldon Avenue
Leslie Marie Hoppman
Oxford
South Linn Street
Brian Scott Shaull
Williamsburg
Michael James Hacker
Mt. Vernon Road
Jeryl Terrance Stewart
Woodland Drive
Prentiss and
Gilbert Streets
Jennifer H. Yotty
W. Benton St
April L. Baker
Western Hills
Highway 6
Sixth Avenue
James Lee Strabala
North Liberty
N. Dubuque St
Kirt D. Hoover
Dubuque
Ronalds
Ervin Frederick Kleveter, Jr
Timothy John Narey
E. Davenport St
Wendy Lee Hood
C Ave. NW
Linn and
Market Streets
Kevin Philip Malloy
Terrace Rd
Jeffrey Alan Block
Fifth St
Scott Allen Leibbrand
Muscatine
Washington St
Johnson County District Court
Terry C. Wagner
Burlington
Teddy Hoover
Bloomfield
David L. Gudenhauf
Swisher
Kevin M. Magruder
Lakeside Apartments
Jeffrey Lynn Netser
North English
Victoria Louise Powell
Ninth St
Thomas Richerson
Taylor Dr
Debra Jo Bowden
Doris Mary Burgett
Hilltop Trailer Court
Mark Stephen Jennings
Highway 6 East
Denny Frary
ABC News
London
Peter Jennings
Peter
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