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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1982
Page
5
Shirley May Joslyn faces a first degree murder and conspiracy retrial in Linn County on July 19 1979 killings. Her brother Edward Waterbury received a life sentence for firing the shots and Joslyn argues battered wife defense as jury selection proceeds.
Dick Dunkle leading a push for licensing changes to protect mentally ill residents in Iowa facilities. He argues current ICF rules target elderly and mentally retarded, not mentally ill, and urges a dedicated Intermediate Care Facility/Mentally Ill category with trained staff and tailored safeguards.
A public hearing Thursday evening at Taylor Elementary School gym will outline Iowa Department of Transportation plans to replace the 16th Avenue viaduct with a two lane bridge and realign 16th and 15th Avenues SW. The project, cost about 3.1 million dollars, aims for a divided traffic flow with 75 percent federal funding.
The Cedar Rapids City Council considers an amendment to require one $10,000 bond instead of two for certain street work. A Linn County judge ruled a single bond can cover risk, citing Washburn Plumbing's case where a $10,000 master bond sufficed without a separate sidewalk bond. The ordinance aims to codify the ruling and ease permit requirements.
Tests confirm wild morning glory seeds were found in Popeye brand popcorn bought at Eagles Store on Mount Vernon Road SE. Delmer Duffy of Iowa Agriculture Department said tests at Des Moines lab confirmed the seeds. The Milan Illinois office was notified and the popcorn pulled. FDA notified to contact distributors Stokely Van Camp Inc.
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