Equity Case Assignments Listed for Linn District Court
Judge Harold D. Vietor released the January and February equity assignments for Linn District Court. The docket includes Blok versus Fulton and the Iowa Department of Public Safety, and several other civil actions such as Senneff versus Hipple, Gee versus Neuman Brothers, Jackson versus Jackson, United States Bank versus Floetchinger, and more through late February with dates in January 5 to February 29 and parties including Buresh, Mendoza, Cedar Memorial, Sullivan, Staub and Sons, Plummer, Dicken, Walton, Kramer, and the Grand Lodge of Iowa versus Osceola Lodge and Bjornsen Investment Co.
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Mendoza
Cedar Memorial
Personnel Associates
Cullivan
Staub and Sons, Inc
Eisenbach Et al
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Dicken
Struesky
Walton
Kramer
Grand Lodge of Iowa
Osceola Lodge Et al. Bjornsen Investment Co
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Tashkent to Build Subway After 800 Quakes in 20 Months
Moscow reports that Tashkent will construct a subway after enduring more than 800 earthquakes in the past twenty months, signaling a major urban infrastructure project.
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New Yorkers Hoard Subway Tokens in Rationing Push
The New York City Transit Authority imposed a two tokens per person limit at change booths amid token hoarding as a fare increase loomed. Transit chief John Gilhooley warned that hoarding could force token worthlessness and that police would check for organized-crime ties while officials consider the March fare rise.
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Calendars As House Budgeted Benefit For Lawmakers
Congress spends about $25 000 yearly on calendars printed for members and some mailed to constituents The House adopts a limited free allotment of 10 calendars per member plus small freebies for committees and staff. Extra calendars cost 40 cents each funded from a general printing budget.
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Israeli Premier Enroute to U S for Arms Request
Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol departed Tel Aviv for a two week tour to seek U S arms from President Johnson. He travels with his wife and aides to New York United Nations headquarters, the LBJ Ranch in Texas, Canada and London.
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Congress plans to order a two year business coverage
Congress plans to order coverage that will span two years of business operations. The move aims to secure ongoing support and financial protection for firms amid upcoming policy changes and market shifts.
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