Woman Late for Trial Jailed in Johnson County IA
Cedar Rapids woman Shirley R. Holtz 28, of 1418 8th Ave SE, held on 1000 bond after arriving about 1 hour 45 minutes late for a jury trial on a prescription fraud charge. She pleaded not guilty and trial now set for Feb 4.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Johnson County
Shirley R. Holtz
8Th Ave
Holtz
Rexall
Terry Walker
Johnson County District Court
John Sladek
Canada
Sladek
Fugate
Grant Wood Area Agency gains 75000 funds to curb layoffs
An unanticipated 75000 dollar balance at the Grant Wood Area Education Agency may lessen staff reductions feared since November. Budget reviews and item by item analysis remain to determine if further cuts are avoidable as the 1985-86 salaries are recalculated.
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Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Grant Wood
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Ron Bowers
Bowers
Fourteen-year-old charged in house burglary
A 14-year-old boy was arrested Monday afternoon after police found him inside a house on 1550 A Ave NE that had been broken into around 12:30 p.m. Linda Lattimer was not home. The youth was charged with burglary.
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Linda Lattimer
Ave. NE
Lattimer
Palo Woman Hurt in One Car Crash Near Palo
A 52 year old Palo resident Bonnie Nielsen remained hospitalized in Mercy Hospital in fair condition after a head injury from a one car crash on Monday morning on Hollenbeck Road south of Palo. The accident occurred about 9 30.
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Palo
Hollenbeck Road
Bonnie Nielsen
Mercy Hospital
Marion Council to discuss downtown one way streets
Marion City Council will hold a special meeting at City Hall at 4 30 p m to review downtown traffic patterns adopted about five years ago. City Manager Carl Ramey notes the session will explore problems and possible solutions including keeping current layouts or reversing to late 1970s designs. The meeting is part of budget preparations for 1985 86.
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Marion
City Hall
Carl Ramey
Ramey
Seventh Avenue
10Th
12Th Streets
Marion Center air conditioning fault prompts closure
Weekend incident at Marion Community Center disrupted activities as air conditioner coils froze and water flooded the building. Head Start classes were canceled while Learning Center programs prepared to resume after cleanup. seniors’ activities continued.
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Marion Community Center
Park and Recreation Department
Head Start
Kirkwood Community College Learning Center
Learning Center
Marion police charge two men in separate assaults
Marion police charged James E. Brodie with assault after allegedly striking his wife and a separate man, Randy Hulsberg, during a Friday incident. Marlin S. Gross was arrested early Saturday at his home and charged with assault and marijuana paraphernalia possession after allegedly striking Deborah Klein. Both men were released on their own recognizance following initial court appearances.
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Marion
James E. Brodie
35Th St
Brodie
Betty
Randy Hulseberg
Central City
Gross
Deborah Klein
Klein
Linn
Former Winneshiek deputies ordered to repay nearly $24 thousand
Two former Winneshiek County deputy treasurers in prison were ordered by Judge James L. Beeghly to repay the county a total of about $24,000 plus attorney fees and costs. Cheryl Grinna must pay $19,474 restitution plus $2,884 fees and costs. Roselyn Quam faces $4,336 restitution plus $3,341 fees and costs.
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Wazemle Vn
Decorah
Winneshiek County
James L. Beeghly
Cheryl Grinna
Grinna
Iowa Public Employees
Marion Briefs Ad Space Available Notice
Short Marion notices offer ad placement in The Marion Briefs with contact numbers 398-8234 and toll free 1-800-332-7976. Also mentions Warner Brothers since 1953 and siding and insulation service at 377-5573. Public notices in a compact classifieds snippet.
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Marion
Warner Brothers
Marion study shows residential taxes fund city finances
A four annual Marion Financial Analysis finds residential property pays the lion’s share of city revenues with 75 percent of gross valuation but 69 percent of property tax revenue. The report notes potential tax relief via business incentives, while 24 percent of valuations are nonresidential contributing 30 percent of taxes. City Council reviews the findings ahead of 1985-86 budget planning with meetings set for January 29 and February 9.
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Christie Wallace Sazette Wan
Marion
City of Marion
Jeff Schott
Schott
Columbus Junction man faces third charge in Iowa City shooting
Johnson County records show 24 year old Joseph L Solomon of Columbus Junction charged with aiding and abetting willful injury in a dispute over money that left three men wounded at the Indian Lookout Mobile Home Community. Keith Moore faces two gun charges and $10,000 bond. Jack Howell and David Rowe were shot. Rowe remains in stable condition. Solomn's preliminary hearing is set for Thursday January 31 at 2 p.m.
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Columbus Junction
Johnson County
Iowa City
Joseph L. Solomon
Walnut St
Jack W. Howell
Fort Dodge
Howell
Gary Hughes
Indian Lookout
Keith Moore
Apache Trail
Moore
David Rowe
Ohho
Iowa
Rowe
University of Iowa
Story County
Solomon
Richard Edwards
Hills
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Larry Fugate
Marion Council
Marion Center
Joe Butterfield
By Rebecca Kamm
Witwer Witwer Insurance
Northbrook Manor Care Center
Janice Tague
Northbrook Manor
Council Street
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