Union leader Addie Wyatt to speak at King birthday observance
International union official Addie Wyatt from Washington, D. C., will address the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. birthday observance at United Food and Commercial Workers Local P-3 hall 116 14th Ave SE Sunday at 7 p.m. Admission is free with donations accepted for the King Scholarship Fund for children of local P-3 members. Wyatt, former Armour and Co. and Illinois Meat Co. employee, is vice president of civil rights and women's affairs for the UFCW and has earned multiple honors including Time magazine’s Women of the Year and Ebony’s 100 Most Influential Black Americans.
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Addie Wyatt
Washington, D.C
Martin Luther King
United Food and Commercial Workers
P-3
14Th Ave. SE
Ae Uf
Martin Luther King Jr
Wyatt
Armour and Co
Illinois Meat Co
Old United Packing, Food, and Allied Workers Union
Man given suspended term for assault in Linn District Court
Charles Hodges, 30, of 205 Park Court SE, received a 30 day suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to assault. He was accused of hitting Deborah Hayes in the face with a pool cue on June 30 and ordered to pay $236 in medical restitution plus $75 in attorney fees. Nine others faced drunk driving judgments including Kenneth M. Barnes, Kyle N. Reynolds, James P. Stewart, Michael W. Loftus, and five others placed on probation or given deferred sentences.
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Charles Hodges
Park Court SE
Linn District Court
Hodges
Deborah Hayes
Hayes
Kenneth M. Barnes
34Th St. SE
Barnes
Kyle N. Reynolds
Springville
Reynolds
James P. Stewart
34Th St. Drive SE
Department of Correctional Services
Kirkwood Community College
Michael G. Zinser
Seminole Valley Road NE
Robert Melchert
No. 10Th St
Marion
Tina D. Healey
11Th Ave
Martin T. Meyer
E Ave. NW
Jamboree Opens For JA Students In Cedar Rapids
Junior Achievement of Cedar Rapids hosts the second annual Jamboree from January 16 to February 8. Executives and leaders from business education and civic groups will participate in round table discussions, giving students a chance to ask questions and grow. The Economic Education Center at 330 Collins Road NE will host public tours during National JA Week starting January 23.
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Junior Achievement of
Cedar Rapids
Jim Gross
Junior Achievement
Gross
Nomic Education Center
Collins Road
Izaak Walton League tohold Tuesday meeting in Iowa City
Johnson County Izaak Walton League schedules its next regular meeting in Iowa City with a chili supper at 6 30 p m in the basement of the First National Bank town crest office. For more information contact Paul Tisinger at 338 3990.
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Johnson County
Iowa City
Izaak Walton League
First National Bank
Towncrest
Paul Tisinger
Toledo Quilt Slides Show Highlights Iowa Traditions
A Toledo Presbyterian Church program hosts the second quilt slide show from the Heirloom to Heirloom event in Ames. Helen Beadle and Carol Squiers sponsor the free session, with slides borrowed from Iowa State University. The topic is traditional Iowa quilts of the last decade using bought fabrics.
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Toledo
Ames
Toledo Presbyterian Church
Helen Beadle
Sunrise Latique Fabric Shoppe
Carol Squiers
Iowa State University
Iowa
Farming the future dominates the tech frontier in agriculture
Industry leaders and researchers from SalyerAmerican to Pandol Brothers describe a stark shift toward high tech farming. They profile irrigation pumps, sensors, lasers and climate control, predicting major gains in yield and efficiency driven by genetic engineering and biotechnologies.
The End of Small Farms Stirs Wider Farm Woes
A reflection on shrinking family farms as agriculture grows complex and profit margins tighten for small operations amid changing markets and technologies. The piece notes persistent struggles for farmers to stay viable in modern economics.
Shrinking Farm Counts Rise as Size Grows
The forecast says farm sizes will enlarge over 50 years while the total number of farms falls sharply. Larger operations could be seen as food utilities, inviting public concern and potential regulation if price manipulation fears grow.
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Ray Valentine
University of California At Davis
Valentine
Notice of Will Probate and Executor Appointments
Multiple probate notices from Linn County Iowa announce wills admitted to probate and appointments of executors. Dora E Bell Marilyn Brubaker Hulda Esther Erbe Ronald Novak and other estates list executors and creditors filing claims. Foreclosure and mortgage action against George W Moody and Cathy A Moody also referenced.
Sheriff sale notice for Cedar Hills unit six lot 536 in Cedar Rapids
A special execution from Linn County Iowa court directs Knutson Mortgage and Financial Corp. against Lorman Stagg and others. The real estate Lot 536 Cedar Hills Unit Six Cedar Rapids, is to be sold at public auction for cash on January 23 1984 at 9 30 am in front of the Linn County Court House. The notice lists the judgment amount 54123 50 with interest and costs and is issued by Sheriff Don Sawyer with Deputy Leland Schoon.
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Iowa District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Dora E. Bell
Dora E Bell
Kenneth L. Perry, Jr
Robert C. Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Crestor
District Court
State of
Ronald Lee Novak
Jon Novak
Robert Novak
Center Point
Emma E. Bruns
Emma Bruns
Darlene May King
Darlene May_King
Nazette, Hendrickson, Marner & Good
Eugene Holub
Donna Holub
Aly
Prairieburg
Locher, Locher & Strittmatter
First Street
Monticello
ANNA _. CROWELL
Anna D. Crowell
Bobby D. Heath
Lois
Heath
Lois Heath
Waterloo
Knutson Mortgage and Financial Corporation
Lorman Stagg
Lorma Fredene Stagg
Personal
In Rem
Leslie H. Stagg
Leslie Hartsock Stagg
Donna L. Paulsen
Smulekoff
Court House
Don Sawyer
Leland Schoon
Crawford
Frank J Shimek
Carolyn B. Shimek
Carolyn B Shimek
Simmons, Perrine, Albright and Ellwood
Foreclosure Notice of Real Estate in Linn County Iowa
Sheriff sale in Linn County Iowa scheduled for January 16, 1984. Federal National Mortgage Association filed judgment against Joan S. Caruso and Eloie A. Caruso with City State Bank, Linn County, for 524,439.50 plus interest and costs. The property is described as South 265 feet of SE ¼ NE ¼ Section 14 86 6. Sale at the courthouse door in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Federal National Mortgage Association
Joan S. Caruso
Eloie A. Caruso
City State Bank
Marion & Delhi
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Don Sawyer Aheriff
Leland Schoon
Stephen C. Nelson
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King
Michael W. Loftus
Walker St. NE
Loftus
Izaak
J.C
Handley
Scott Salyer
Salyer-American
Salyer
Salger-American
Pandol Brothers
Here
Richcrop
Pandol
Pando
United States
Latin America
Far East
Tim Wallace
University of California At Berkeley
Raymond J. Moshy
International Plant Research Institute
San Carlos
Calif
Moshy
Steven E. Lindow
Lindow
Wall Street
Thomas D. Kiley
Genentech Corp
San Francisco
Steinbeck
Brill
Wisconsin
Riley
Rappaport
Farm of the
China
Martin H. Rogoff
Gerald G. Still
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Oluf L. Gamborg
Genentech
District Court of
Marilyn Jean Brubaker
David William Brubaker
Lary
Piedmont Road
Insacola
Florida
O. J. Elsenbast
Hulda Esther Erbe
Jean Katheryn Formonek
Winifred H. Mooney
Jean Katheryn Formanek
New Hartford
Keith D. Koch
Iowa District
George W. Moody
Cathy A. Moody
Imco Employees Credit Union
OWA
Cathy A. Manny
Grant
Lozier & Sarcone
Liberty Building
Des Moines
Clerk of the District Court of the State of
Rothschild Financial Corporation
the Recorder
Carnahan
Reese
Schlatter
Stoeffler
Hiner
Taylor
Stoeffier
Thermogas Co
Jake G. Hiner
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Daniel McAi
EF von Linn County
Schwitters Inc
Coop Elevator
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Lawnmower Sales & Ser Stewartins
Spr
Coop
B. J's
Florence Williams
Bertha Koppenhave
Jann van Cast
Marlene Barnes
James Barnes
Manchester
O.oo Treast
State of Iowa
Kermit Jelmet
Walter
Paraita
Stoefter
Stoeftler
Schietter
Schiatt
Schiatter
Ier
Noy Schlatter
John van
Ayer Grant
Twila Wyman
Harold J
Sheriff's
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