Jury Deliberations Continue in Inger Murder Trial
The Linn District Court trial of 17 year old Mark A. Inger neared a verdict after closing arguments. Prosecutors say Neve died from head injuries after a September 3 fight at the Hy Vee in Cedar Rapids while the defense argues the fatal injuries could predate the incident. Judge Williams Eads instructed the jury on second degree murder and related charges as jurors weighed conflicting testimonies and a complex autopsy.
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Mark A. Inger
Inger
Linn
Robert A. Neve
Hy-Vee
Oakland Road
32Nd Street
Neve
Denver Dillard
Dillard
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Millsap
Earl Rose
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Donald Castle
William Olinger
Olinger
William Eads
IRS Tax Help by Phone for Iowa Saturday Sessions
The IRS will offer toll free telephone assistance for federal income tax questions on two Saturdays, January 27 and February 3, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The number is 1 800 362 2600. Walk in service at IRS offices remains unavailable on Saturdays.
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IRS
Iowa State Bridge League sectional tourney at Cedar Rapids
Upwards of 200 contract bridge players from Iowa and nearby states gather this weekend at the Roosevelt Royale Hotel Cedar Rapids for the 1979 Iowa State Bridge League sectional. The schedule features masters, non-masters, mixed and open pairs across Friday and Saturday with finals and consolation rounds, plus Swiss teams on Sunday.
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Roosevelt Royale Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Sapadapaso Parade Sought For Cedar Rapids March 17
St Patrick Day Parade Society led by Pat Fitzpatrick asks Cedar Rapids City Council to authorize a 10 30 a m parade on March 17 with traffic closure from Sixth Street SE to Greene Square Park. Entrants include floats and bands gathered near Sixth Street starting about 9 a m.
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Cedar Rapids
Pat Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Sixth Street
Second
Third Avenues
Second Avenue
First Street SE
Third Avenue SE
Greene Square Park
Cedar Rapids appoints Dale R. Cleppe as fireman
The Cedar Rapids City Council approved Dale R. Cleppe as a firefighter, with work beginning January 29. The council also passed an ordinance increasing the annual income to 7300 dollars for those qualifying for non minimum water and sewer rates.
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Cedar Rapids
Dale R. Cleppe
Four Cedar Rapids residents reap pointed to Human Rights Commission
The Cedar Rapids City Council reappointed Earl Carr Bev Mitchell Martha Quint and Robert Schorg to three year terms on the city Human Rights Commission.
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Cedar Rapids
Human Rights Commission
Earl Carr
Bev Mitchell
Martha Quint
Robert Schorg
Public hearing set on Cedar Rapids transit changes
Cedar Rapids City Council schedules a public hearing for February 7 at 9 a.m. to discuss route changes and scheduling for the city transit system.
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Cedar Rapids
Ownership Split in Hawaii Government and Private Holdings
A reader notes land ownership in Hawaii where about half is government owned while seven eighths of remaining land is held by fewer than 40 owners. The remark highlights concentrated private holdings and public land proportions.
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Hawaii
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