Sunday auction ban may be lifted if council agrees
The Cedar Rapids City Council may consider replacing the Sunday and holiday auction ban with a profit driven provision. If approved, auctions could occur on Sundays and holidays in the afternoon with a misdemeanor penalty of up to 30 days in jail or a 100 dollar fine for violations.
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Cedar Rapids
Floyd Bergen
Public Safety
Bergen
17 Year Old Foiled Run From Deputies In Linn County
Deputies stopped a pickup on Highway 30 at Kirkwood Boulevard. Mark R Highley aged 18 was arrested for drunk driving. A Cedar Rapids girl aged 17 was arrested and later released to her parents. The 17 year old Swisher youth fled during arrest, was found nearby and charged with intoxication interference with official acts and assault. He was taken to the juvenile detention center.
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Kirkwood Boulevard
Linn
Linn County Sheriff's Department
Highway 30
Sheriff's Department
Mark R. Highley
Route 1
Cedar Rapids
Man charged with making false statements in livestock loan case
A Dows man, Roger Schager, is charged in Cedar Rapids with five counts of making false statements to obtain money from the Webster City Production Association in 1977 1979. He was arraigned, an attorney appointed, and released on his own recognizance with arraignment continued to Jan 12. Four counts allege false statements to influence a decision on a fight draft and intent to use funds for speculative trading rather than cattle. the fifth claims he owned 1300 cattle valued over a million dollars to sway loan approval. Each count carries up to two years in prison and up to $5000 in fines.
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Dows
Webster City Production Association
Roger Schager
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Stump creatures stolen from Woodlife warehouse
About 475 wooden stump creature figurines valued at 4987 dollars were reported stolen from Woodlife Industries warehouse at 227 K Ave NW. An employee said the items were missing since December 30, and a recent inventory confirmed the count. A rear window of the warehouse was found broken.
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Woodlife Industries
K Ave
Insurance covers brutality verdict by Linn deputies
A 287 500 verdict against four Linn County sheriff's deputies for brutality in 1979 may be paid by the county's insurer if not reversed. A court document shows the insurer has determined coverage. The suit arose from arrests at a Prairieburg ballroom.
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Linn
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Prairieburg
Cedar Rapids Housing Board grants ceiling height variance
The Cedar Rapids Housing Board of Appeals granted a variance for upstairs rooms at 122 33rd St Drive SE where ceilings reach 6 feet 9 inches, below the 7 feet code. A similar request by Jim and Denise Patrick at 1510 Washington Ave SE was tabled with instructions to review recessed lighting or fixture relocation and to submit cost estimates at the next meeting. New officers were elected with Gerald Powers as chairman and Joe Cook as vice chairman.
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Cedar Rapids
Patrick
Gerald Powers
Joe Cook
Sidewalk Plans Presented for Hiawatha Streets
City engineer Mike Ament outlined sidewalk projects on Robins Road from Bali Hai Trailer Court to 14th Avenue and on Emmons Street to City Park with estimated costs of 80,000 and 32,500 dollars. Plans call for local assessments and potential shared costs with Cedar Rapids. June completion hoped.
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Tom Patterson
Hiawatha
Mike Ament
Robins Road
Bali Hai Trailer Court
14Th Avenue
Emmons Street
Sixth Avenue
City Park
Ament
Cedar Rapids
Robins
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