Magistrate Court Fines Listed For Multiple Defendants
A list from Magistrate Court records shows numerous individuals from Marion and surrounding areas fined for various offenses. Names include Karen Keeney, Teresa Herbert, James Knudsen, and Donald Hentges Jr among others, with fines ranging from 10 to 70 dollars plus costs.
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Sing
Karen Keeney
Thirtythird Street
Teresa Herbert
Ridgeview Drive
James Knudsen
Thirtyfirst Street
Marion
Donald Hentges, Jr
I Avenue
Roger DeWula
Tipton
Joseph Spreitzer
Twenty-ninth Avenue Drive
Dennis Baskerville
Eighth Street
Harold Jandik
Fairfax
James Mackin
City Briefs with Crimes and Local Events Listings
Stolen cameras and a calculator are reported from Stuarthall Coe College. A film about a cruise aboard the Carnivale screens at the Sheraton Inn on January 23 with a briefing for the February 12 sailing. Local charity dinners, auctions, and promotions are listed with times and prices.
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Victor Kurl Jansen
Yme Old Born
Netherlands
Stuarthall
Coe College
Sheraton Inn
Universal Travel
Adv
Three Arrested In Linn for Drunk Driving
Three persons were charged with drunk driving Thursday night and Friday morning. Ray G. Davies, 42, of 3918 Crestwood drive NW, was arrested at 11:35 p.m. in the 800 block of Sixth street SW. Paul J. Mulholland, 23, of 618 Eleventh avenue SE, was arrested at 10:58 p.m. at the intersection of First avenue and Fifth street SE. Robert B. Early, 36, of 1127 Third street SW, was arrested just west of Fairfax on highway 149 at 1:05 a.m.
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Ray G. Davies
Crestwood Drive
Sixth Street
Paul J. Mulholland
Eleventh Avenue
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Robert B. Early
Third Street
Fairfax
Highway 149
Scott Olson Receives Cedar Rapids Jaycees Distinguished Service Award
Scott E. Olson age 51 of Twenty Ninth Avenue Drive SW was honored with the Cedar Rapids Jaycees distinguished service award. An architect with Leo Peiffer and Associates he chaired the Cedar Rapids Marion area convention bureau and serves on multiple boards including Boys Acres Junior Achievement and the Cedar Rapids Marion Fine Arts council. He has chaired the Linn County Cancer Crusade business division in 1977 and led community development and housing code committees in earlier years. He belongs to the Jaycees Rotary Greater Downtown Association Cedar Rapids Art Association Executive Club Indian Creek Nature Center and Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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Scott E. Olson
Twentyninth Avenue Drive
Cedar Rapids
Boys Acres, Junior Achievement
Cedar Rapids- Marion Fine Arts Council
Olson
Linn County Cancer Crusade
The
Jaycess, Rotary, Greater Downtown Assn
Cedar Rapids Art Assn
Executive Club
Indian Creek Nature Center
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Colton Calls for City Bill Suggestions System
Safety Commissioner Ed Colton urged creating a citywide process for department heads to propose changes to state law. He cited noise ordinance authority, selling found property without county auditor approval, and easier return of recovered stolen property as examples. Colton plans further talks with council members next week.
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Ed Colton
Colton
Man Reconvicted In Linn District Court With Suspended Sentence
DeWayne A. Jones, previously overturned on appeal, was reconvicted in Linn district court but given a suspended sentence and two years probation after probation violations. The larceny charge was dismissed. George Freeman had dismissal of lascivious acts with a child charge due to witnesses leaving the state. Frank C. Gatto had probation revoked on a breaking and entering charge and received up to ten years in the reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rman
Iowa Supreme Court
Linn
DeWayne A. Jones
Supreme Court
Linn District Court
George Freeman
Cedar Rapids
Frank C. Gatto
Reformatory
Take Your Pick of Problems and Morality Series
Sunday Gazette presents two features in the Trend section. The Courses by Newspaper spring series Moral Choices in a Contemporary Society begins with topics like Marriage equality and crime. Also Isaac Asimov’s Science Bonanza Life in Space explores future energy from space and life in orbit.
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Sunday's Gazette
The
Gazette
University of Iowa
East Hall
U. of S
Iowa City
Isaac Asimov
Spaceship Earth
Asimov
Stars
Earth
Outer Space
Garnaville Woman Trapped After Car Truck Collision
Elsie Welsh, 47, of Garnerville, was trapped about 20 minutes after her car collided with a semi on Highway 13, north of here. Don Struble, 50, of South Sioux City, Neb., drove the truck. Welsh was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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Eleader
Garnaville
Elsie Welsh
Don Struble
Sioux City
Neb
Highway 13
Here
Struble
Elkader Hospital
Meeting Postponed by Cedar Rapids School Board
The Cedar Rapids Community School Board has postponed its meeting for one week due to the death of board member Barbara Bjornson. The meeting will be held Jan. 31 at 7 30 p.m. Bjornson served on the board of education for 10 years and died after a sudden illness Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
College District Teachers Ratify Master Contract
College Community Education Assn teachers in the district ratified a master contract for 1977-78 raising salaries and fringe benefits by 6.03 percent. Beginning teachers will earn 9450 dollars, and maximums rise to 18711 dollars for master’s degree holders with 15 years experience. The package totals 2533665 dollars, up 144074 from this year, with a joint committee to study salary and co curricular pay to be formed.
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College Community
Glenn Selzer
College Community Education Assn
CCEA
Nancy Kodros
Cedar Rapids Man Receives Jail Time in Traffic Violations
District Court in Linn County sentenced Cedar Rapids resident Scott Barnett for 15 traffic violations including attempting to elude police and disobeying stops. Total court costs neared $200. Additional Cedar Rapids and Marion defendants faced drunk driving fines and suspended or deferred sentences.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Scott Barnett
Fifth Avenue SE
Prairie Drive
Eastern Avenue NE
Barnett
Jon Alberts
Twenty Seventh Avenue
Robert Lynch
Tower Terrace
Marion
Richard Ramirez
Fifteenth Street
Two Men Arrested in Separate C R Incidents
John O. Sawyer 39 of 1220 Fifth avenue SE and George A. Freeman 53 of 709 Fourth avenue SE were charged Thursday with larceny in separate cases. Sawyer faced a gun theft report by Tony Sykora 1425 N Street SW dated Dec 26. Freeman was arrested after Harold Andrews 118 Twenty Ninth avenue SW reported a coat theft from Legion Lanes on Wednesday.
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John O. Sawyer
Fifth Avenue SE
George A. Freeman
Fourth Avenue
Sawyer
Tony Sykora
N Street
Sykora
Freeman
Harold Andrews
Ninth Avenue
Andrews
Legion Lanes
Winning Strategy for a Bridge Opening Lead
South benefited from early careful planning after a heart lead. East allowed dummy's queen to win, and South quick weighed the contract. A moment of thought before the first play could have changed the outcome for South. North-South vulnerable as the deal was recorded in this bridge column.
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South
East
Bridge tactics to force entry to dummy and control
A card play plan describes using the ace of hearts to entry dummy, then leading diamonds to overtake with dummy’s ace and draw the jack. West wins with the queen, allowing a second heart or a spade or a club, yielding South time to knock out East’s king of hearts and finish with two spades, two hearts, five diamonds and a Cheshire cat smile.
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Dummy
West
South
East
Correct rebid after partner responds two clubs to one spade
In bridge, after partner opens one spade and responds two clubs, rebid two diamonds to show a four card or longer diamond suit. This keeps the diamond suit active and communicates a constructive hand shape while remaining efficient.
New York Publisher Hired by Esquire
Ron Dobell, former managing editor of New York magazine, will become editor of Esquire magazine starting Monday. The move comes after Dobell resigned when New York magazine was acquired by Rupert Murdoch's publishing group, announced by Esquire Inc. president Gilbert Chapman.
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NEW York
UPI
Byron Dobell
New York Magazine
Esquire Magazine
Gilbert Chapman
Esquire, Inc
Dobell
New York Magazine Post
Rupert Murdoch
Gazette Co. Daily Publication Notice and Rates
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. Cedar Rapids Iowa outlines daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Details subscription rates by carrier and mail for Afternoon Edition plus weekend issues with varying 52 week prices and restrictions on mail subscriptions in carrier areas. Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
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Twelfth Street
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Eighth Avenue
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Lars Collins
Delong Drive
Gerod Hanssen
Monticello
Ronald Bowman
Fortieth Street
John O'Brien
Windsor Drive
Oh Cit
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Pvt
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Ore Hickman
Coggan
Third Infantry Division
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Germany
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Cheyenne Road
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Steamex Carpet Cleaners
Montrose
Stanley W. Pfoff
David L. Pfoff
Center Point Road
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Old Town Inn
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Legionaires
4Th Ave. SE
Sweet Adeline Chorus
Craig M. Williams
Marvin L. Williams
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Center Pt. Rd
Albert C. Jones, Jr
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28Th Avenue
Breakin
Thomas L. McDonald
Thirty-eighth Street Drive
Las Vegas
Travel and Transport
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Richard C. Carsner
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Scott Olson
Lake Superior State College
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Sault Ste. Marie
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