District Court Actions in Linn County Iowa
District Court actions report several sentences and deferred terms in Linn County. DaWayns A. Jones received up to five years in the reformatory for larceny. Marlon man, 19, charged with stealing a tape deck and wires worth 660 dollars from David Knappe on Oct 13. Charles E. Jackson sentenced to up to one year for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. consideration given to moving him to a security medical facility. William R. Loeb got a deferred sentence for larceny of a motor vehicle, contingent on 27 months of good behavior. 18-year-old Cedar Rapids man charged with stealing a Cedar Rapids man’s car on Oct 22. Ant Cattrell received a deferred sentence for a drug charge involving marijuana with intent to deliver, contingent on one year of good behavior. Dreina M. Derrick ordered to the reformatory on a suspended sentence from July 2. previously sentenced up to ten years for uttering a forged instrument. Probation revoked after proof of heroin use and issuing bad checks totaling 1,600 dollars.
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Cedar Rapida
Jackson
William R. Loeb
Cedar Rapids
Ant Cattrell
Dreina M. Derrick
Reformatory
Stanwood Council OKs Bond Sale for City Garage
Stanwood council approves sale of 7,000 general obligation bonds to Union Trust and Savings Bank at an unspecified interest rate. Bonds fund a city garage adjacent to the water tower with work awarded to Stanwood Lumber Co. on a 6,208 bid. New council members sworn in. mayor pro tempore named. several committees and the city attorney appointed. A June 13 budget prep meeting is planned and a $36,000 federal grant application for a new water main is noted. Flashing lights near Lincoln Community School face enforcement review.
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Stanwood
Stanwood City Council
Union Trust and Savings Bank
Stanwood Lumber Co
Mike Rowse
Sally Taylor
Lows ‘Grimm
Don Ropa
Kathryn Winsor
Mimed
al Roush
Glen Thumma
Don Glover
Taylor
Nance
Rouse
John Kuehnle
Harry Hegarty
Paul Clark
Joan Licht
Winsor
Ue City
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bill Tanley
Lincoln Community School
Old City
The Killer Force at Paramount Theater
Tuesday theater listings show The Killer Force at Paramount starting 7:30 with a 0:20 feature. Other venues offer Three Days of the Condor and Snow White among multiple showings and times.
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Paramount
TOWA
WORLD
Killer Storms Ravage Europe Leaving 79 Dead
A three day hurricane force storm path cut through Europe and Britain, killing at least 79 people including 26 sailors in the North Sea. The disaster damaged property crops and livestock across Scandinavia, Britain and the mainland with losses in the millions. An unrelated note recalls Henry VIII's marriage to Anne of Cleves in 1540.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Europe
Baltic
North Sea
Scandinavia
Britain
Ten Arrested For Two Million Dollar Vault Robbery
Police in Rhode Island and Massachusetts report ten arrests tied to the August Bonded Vault Co robbery in Providence. The heist used crowbars and drills on about 140 safe deposits, with loot valued in the millions. One prime suspect, Robert Dussault, was arrested in Las Vegas and held on related charges.
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Providence
R.1
UPI
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Julius Michaelson
Mssachusetts
Robert Dussault
Cowell
Mass
Las Vegas
Nevada
Dussault
Springfield
Israeli Blockade Forces Temporary Mine Shutdown Reversal
In Eilat southern Israel a blockade and general strike by workers and residents disrupted the town’s airport port and roads to protest the Timna copper mine shutdown. About 5,000 tourists faced delays as the government pledged to keep mines open and provide jobs for 700 miners, ending the blockade after minister Haim Bar-Lev intervened.
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Tel’ Aviv
Israel
Eilat
King Solomon
Ei- Jat
Timna
Haim Bar Ley
Commerce and Industry
Jerusalem
Joba
Tel Aviv
French Recording Chief Kidnapped in Paris Office Heist
Louis Hazan, 54, president of Phonogram, a Philips subsidiary, was seized in the company’s Paris offices in a wicker basket by six gunmen aged 25 to 30. They demanded a $3.41 million ransom and contacted Hazan’s wife by telephone. Police described no progress toward release amid possible links to a prior October bombing and a fraudulent $400,000 transfer.
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Paris
France
Louis Hazan
Phonogram Co
Kidvrapers
Hazan
Mindy
Grsl
Claude Fhanteteuille
Firm
Hautefeuille
Phonogeam
Ten Day Auto Sales Rise Yet 1975 Ends Weakly
DETRORE MID-December auto sales rose 30 percent from 1974, led by American Motors 43 and Ford 42 gains, yet 1975 marks the worst year in 13 years for U.S. car sales with factories producing 6.7 million cars. The industry notes eight consecutive up periods since October, while 92,573 workers remain on layoff as year end totals loom.
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U.S
Detroit
American Motors
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Inwest
Kramer Receives Jaycee Award in Manchester
Manchester May 1975 Milton Kramer was named Outstanding Citizen of Manchester for 1975 by the Manchester Jaycees. Jaycee Bill Nelson praised the honor, noting Kramer’s municipal duties and community service in the Chamber of Commerce Lions Club and church work.
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Manchester
Milton Kramer
Manchester Jaycee
Manichester
Bill Nelson
Kramer
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Chit
Larry Woellert
The
Manchester Press
Jaycees
Diana Duncan
Rites for Anne Skelley Monticello 48
Anne M. Skelley 48 part owner of Skelley grocery in Monticello died Monday. Born April 18 1927 she attended local schools and belonged to First Presbyterian church. Surviving include her parents three sisters five brothers and two brothers as priests. Services Thursday at 2 pm at First Presbyterian with the casket unopened. Friends may call at Goettsch’s after 7 pm Tuesday. ON THIS DATE in 1950 Britain recognized the Communist government of China.
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Monticello
Anne M. Skelley
Skelley
First Presbyterian Church
Howard W. Skelley
Aistere
Shirley
Carol Fox
Racine
Wis
Julia Aerni
Arlington
Vai
Richard Skelley
Papil
Lion
Ned
Donald
Philip
Manchester
Paul Skelley
Lost Nation
Peter
Dugway Air Base
Utah
Goettsch’s
Britain
Ching
Clear Creek Board To Vote On Contract
The Clear Creek board of education will vote on ratification of a master contract agreement between the Clear Creek Education Assn and the board at the regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the administration office in Tiffin. Copies of the agreement may be viewed by the public at the administration office or at the principal's office in each attendance center. The agreement has been ratified by the teachers.
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Tiffin
Clear Creek Board of Education
Clear, Greek Education Assn
Hale
Coplea
Tlifin
Citizens Protest Rezoning Plan in Dyersville Hearing
In Dyersville a proposal by Joe Ertl to rezone about 300 feet on highway 136 from agricultural to commercial drew protests from around 30 residents at a Monday night hearing. Ertl aims to build and lease a site to the Iowa beer and liquor control department. Mayor Jerry Koch directed the proposal be reviewed for action at the council meeting on January 19.
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Dyersville
Joe Ertl
Ertl
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department
Jerry Koch
Evertin
Dyeraville
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Hindenburg
Sage
Legend of
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Bel
Cinemax
Edgaweed
Red
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Faye Dunaway
Walt Disney
White & the Seven Dwarfs
Telly Savalas
Killer Force” -R
Himdenberg
James Caax
Bilger Elite
Burt Reynolds
Big Foot
Henry the Eighth of England
Anne of Cleves
Pele Kya
Sexpert
Struet
Do’s & Don'ts
Castle Lanes
Walton Shopping Center
George Segal
PTH Py Itt
Wrue Ltd
Phonogram Is
Glint Dutch Philips Company
Phonogram
Gazette
Jaycee
Dick Bishop
al Hovey
Don Appleby
Allen and
Appleby
Godee Rapids
Roberta Block
Ang the Whale
Jous
Ava, N.E
Ikke Nardly
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Center Pt. Rd
Clear Creek Board
Rapids
Marion
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