Linn District Court Sentences and Dismissals Reported
In Linn District Court Ray N. Cooper 23 received up to ten years and a $100 fine for heroin delivery after two treatment opportunities were declined. Kenneth R. Jones 39 of Cedar Rapids was fined $500 on a second offense drunk driving charge. Two 20 year olds from Cedar Rapids were sentenced for theft of railroad car brake shoes. Arthur L. Rogers got 30 days in jail. David A. Phelps fined $100. Roger P. Campbell 20 of Cedar Rapids received a suspended sentence up to 10 years and two years probation for breaking and entering a Cedar Rapids business on Oct 26. Richard A. Dougherty 18 faced probation with 90 days in Community Corrections Center starting Feb 26 for a Center Point break-in on Oct 23. Ronald Marra 28 of Cedar Rapids had a dismissal of lascivious acts with a child due to insufficient evidence regarding August 1976 incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn District Court
Ray N. Cooper
Kenneth R. Jones
Cedar Rapids
Arthur L. Rogers
David A. Phelps
Roger P. Campbell
Reformatory
Richard A. Dougherty
Community Corrections Center
Center Point
Ronald Marra
Military promotions and transfers across U S armed forces
A list of promotions assignments and trainings across several commands. Private William Cerwick earns a promotion at San Diego recruit depot after graduation. James Kyle begins boot camp at Fort Knox with a six month Germany transfer plan. Jean Rentschler returns home to Cedar Rapids to assist recruiters. James Payton and Richard Kroemer receive MP roles in Siegelbach Germany and Eighth Army Korea respectively. Other soldiers transfer to Fort Riley Kansas and Fort Ord California. Top graduate Captain James Meade leads Iowa National Guard operations at Camp Dodge after distinguished military college graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donald Kyle
Route 1
Fairfax
COB 19Th, 4Th Engineering Brigade
Fort Knox
Germany
James N. Meade
Ninth Ave
Senior Military College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Meade
Iowa Army National Guard
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Grant funds approved for Noelridge tennis facilities
Rep Mike Blouin announced Cedar Rapids received a 46015 grant from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation for six new tennis courts a path benches and a parking area at Noelridge Park near 42nd and Council. Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis says construction could start in spring with the grant covering half the cost and the remainder from revenue sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noelridge Park
42Nd
Council Streets
Mike Blouin
Iown
Cedar Rapids
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Stan Reinis
UCP toHonor Dick Clark With Humanitarian Dinner
United Cerebral Palsy of Cedar Rapids will host a Humaneitarian Award dinner honoring Senator Dick Clark on Saturday February 18 at the Cedar Rapids Sheraton Inn. The event recognizes his humanitarian work and efforts for handicapped services. public tickets are 25 dollars per plate with proceeds going to UCP Center program development. reception at 6 dinner at 7. contact 365-4657 for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cerebral Palsy of
Cedar Rapids
Dick Clark
D-Iowa
Cedar Rapids Sheraton Inn
Clark
UCP
Watters elected 1978 chairman of Cedar Rapids Civic Bureau
Reginald K. Watters of 1221 29th St NE is named 1978 chairman of the Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau. He succeeds Gregory Hapgood, who becomes ex officio. Other 1978 officers include Vern Hudek, Marlette Jensen, William Bergman, and Glenn McMichael. three-year executive committee members are Philip Morris Jensen and Bergman. The bureau runs six general meetings with programs and dinners each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald K. Watters
29Th St
Civic Bureau
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Vern Hudek
Marlette Jensen
William Bergman
Glenn McMichael
Philip Morris
Jensen
Bergman
Leaders in Volunteerism elects Kate Lee as chairperson
Kate Lee of Anamosa was chosen as the new chairperson of Leaders in Volunteerism. New officers include Kimm Harris vice chairperson Jean Ashby secretary treasurer Mildred Knappe publicity Gladys Pike Volunteer Alert Jeanne Sherer research Sylvia Partridge workshop chairperson Gloria Johnson nominating Greer Fry policies and procedures George Maybanks legislation. The organization aims to stimulate promote and maintain volunteerism in the community and membership is open to any person or staff seeking to promote the concept. For more information contact Kate Lee at 364-1850 or Jean Ashby at 365-0458.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lee
Kimm Harris
Jean Ashby
Mildred Knappe
Gladys Pike
Jeanne Sherer
Sylvia Partridge
Gloria Johnson
Greer Fry
George Maybanks
LIV
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linn
William D. Cerwick
Donald W. Cerwick
High View Drive
Marion
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Sanego
Jean A. Rentschler
Ray Rentschler
Josephine Lane
Jefferson High School
James S. Payton
Beverly J. Payton
Anamosa
James J. Payton
Fruitland Blvd
Military Police
Siegelbach
Korea
Richard R. Kroemer
Marilyn K. la Frenz
Lowdon
Robert E. Kroemer
McKinley Ave
Eighth U.S. Army
Kansas
Joseph M. Mick
Jerry E. Mick
S. Ave
Hiawatha
1St Infantry Division
Fort Riley
Frank L. Clair
Ralph L. Clair
Marvin A. Mosher Jr
Marvin A. Mosher
Shellsburg
Ronald D. Clements
Donald M. Clements
22Nd Ave
Fort Ord
Calif
7Th Infantry Division Artillery
Pvt
Dwight R. West
Cynthia
Harry L. West
North English
Lance R. Block
Fredrick Morey
Sioux Drive
Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
South Carolina
Joel Barrett
Ronald D. Barrett
Hickory Blvd
U.S. Army
Dennis E. Withax
Joyce Stewart
12Th St
Darrell A. Cannon
James E. Cannon
O Ave
Georgia
John M. Smith
Pearl W. Smith
Fort Gordon
SLATE
Ced Ra
Lee
Missy
Junior and
FBI
Reg. Price
Blazers
Missy and
Junior
Thirty Second
Oakland Rd
Siebhe Hoyt
Cedar Rapids Fine Jewelers
2Nd Ave
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