Court Okays Bond in Iowa Ad Tax Suit
Iowa Supreme Court allowed the ad tax challengers to delay payment pending possible U S Supreme Court review. A $100 000 bond must cover missed taxes if the high court ruling goes against them, with Jan 27 as the posting deadline. The order covers state court parties only and not other Iowa media firms.
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Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Theodore Garfield
Supreme Court
Garfield
Scott County District Court
Lee’ Enterprises, Inc
WOC Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Stations, Inc
WMT Tv, Inc
Kyiv Television Co
State
Civil Rights Commission
Woman arraigned on wire service fraud charge in city court
Vivian Dayton Rohn, 23, of 117 Twelfth Street NE, was arraigned in municipal court on fraudulent use of wire services. Judge John B. Reilly set Jan 23 for a preliminary hearing waiver or demand and released her on recognizance. She allegedly charged a 45 minute long distance call to Robert Novotny’s number at 944 Eighteenth Avenue SW totaling $5.86, and faces about $40 more from 18 other long distance charges to Houston and Dallas areas.
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Vivian Dayton Rohn
Twelfth Street
John B. Reilly
Robert Novotny
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Houston
Dallas
Garbage pickups delayed again due to icy streets in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids officials postponed garbage pickup for a second day because slick ice made footing unsafe for crews. Richard Carlyle, superintendent, said trucks could cover routes but would be hazardous. pickups resume Friday with ten hour days. Saturday also extended.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Carlyle
Carlyle
Ice storm cuts school buses and toll lines in Cedar Rapids area
The ice storm forced Cedar Rapids schools to reopen Thursday after a rare weather closure and disrupted rural bus routes affecting about 1,800 children. Long distance calls surged with Cedar Rapids Bell Telephone reporting twice normal volume, as 34 area towns faced isolation or toll-service outages and 60 repair workers worked to restore lines.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Steve Raps
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Elberon
Traer
Blairstown
Belle Plaine
Keystone
Dysart
Alburnett
Mt. Vernon
Coggon
Central City
van Horne
Anamosa
Vinton
Monticello
Amana
Victor
Conroy
Brandon
Urbana
Garrison
Newhall
Olin
Center Junction
Wyoming
Onslow
Prairieburg
Ladora
North English
Troy Mills
Oxford Junction
Ely
Atkins
South English
Norway
Raps
$1,570,000 REA loan for co op at Wilton Junction
Congressmen Culver and Schwengel announce a $1,570,000 Rural Electrification Administration loan to the Eastern Iowa Light and Power Co operative in Wilton Junction. The funds, plus $400,038 existing loan, finance 44 miles of distribution lines to serve 1,000 new consumers and improve the current system across eight counties in two districts.
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Wilton Junction
John Culver
Fred Schwengel
Rural Electrification Administration
Eastern
Iowa
Hospitals Treat 65 Persons for Injuries in Falls
In Cedar Rapids icy streets on Wednesday pedestrians struggled while Mercy hospital logged 33 fall injuries and St. Luke's 32. Nearly half of St. Luke's patients sustained fractures amid 22 traffic accidents with only one injury.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
Repossession Bureau Leads Denver Auto Removals
Two men running a Denver repossession bureau report handling 17 to 35 auto repossessions daily with earnings of at least 25 dollars per car. The operation focuses on securing vehicles under default agreements.
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Denver
Service Ad Pitch Targets Over 200000 Read Ad Readers
An advertorial seeks servicemen to place ads reaching more than two hundred thousand readers. It invites service professionals to advertise their offerings to a wide audience through the newspaper.
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Serviceman
Ray Outlines Vast Iowa Reform and Voc Tech Emphasis
Legislator Ray proposes seven governor committees to tackle state problems including mental health, cities and towns, transportation, law enforcement, youth advisory, economy, and an educational advisory group. He calls for four year terms for officials, centralized purchasing, voter reforms, and a strong push for vocational technical programs in area schools along with broader modernization of state government and services.
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Ray
Governor’s Educational Advisory Group
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Western Iowa
Great Plains
Iowa
Senators Propose Panel to Streamline Federal Government
Two U S senators introduced a bill to form a bipartisan group tasked with studying and recommending steps to reduce federal bureaucracy. The measure seeks to identify inefficiencies and suggest reforms to speed up processing and cut waste across agencies.
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Washington
UPI
Marion man charged after assault at Diamond V Mills
Leroy L. Lubbers 34 of route two Marion is charged with assault and battery after a dispute with coworker Paul Floyd 17 at Diamond V Mills 436 G avenue NW Lubbers allegedly struck Floyd on the head with an ice chopper Floyd was treated at Mercy hospital and released Lubbers held on 110 dollar bond
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Leroy L. Lubbers
Route Two
Marion
Diamond V Mills, Inc
G Avenue NW
Lubbers
Paul Floyd
First Street
Floyd
Mercy Hospital
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Nikki" Rowe
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Creswell Munsell Schubert & Zirbell, Inc
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