Winter sports areas report strong snow and varied rink conditions
Officials say snow cover has boosted winter recreation with most rinks in excellent to superb shape. Jones lagoon remains fair to poor while derbies at Lou Dennis Rink may limit public skating this weekend. Ice operations will continue until Feb 12 with a final usage decision to follow.
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Jones Lagoon
Noelridge Lagoon
Lou Dennis
Manhattan
Upper Ellis Park
Three men charged with drunk driving in separate incidents
Russell Wright 59 of Waterloo was arrested at 1 55 a m at Third Avenue and Second Street SE and charged with driving without headlights. Leo W Wittengle 53 of Marion was picked up at 12 07 a m in the 600 block of Eighth Street Marion. Jack C Schneider 26 of Hiawatha was arrested at 5 35 p m Thursday at 1227 J Ave NE.
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Russell Wright
Waterloo
Third Avenue
Second Street
Leo W. Wittengle
Fifth Ave
Marion
Eighth Street
Jack C. Schneider
Kainz Drive
Hiawatha
J Ave
Whitney outspends candidates in early governor bid
UPI reports in late 1977 campaign disclosures that Iowa Democrat Tom Whitney led spending with 6,818 dollars spent and 5,653 dollars raised as he pursued the governorship. Jerome Fitzgerald showed 5,978 spent on 3,285 raised with debts of 871 and 2,192 on hand. Robert D. Ray reported 4,866 in expenses and 875 in income with 16,485 on hand. Also noted, in 1878 New Haven introduced the first commercial telephone switchboard serving 12 subscribers.
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Robert D. Ray
Ray
New Haven
Conn
Deadlock in Cedar Rapids abandoned car sale
A dispute blocks a planned sheriff sale of abandoned vehicles stored after being towed in Cedar Rapids. County Attorney Eu gene Kopecky and the City Council had tentatively agreed to sell only cars truly abandoned, but authorities cannot verify which vehicles qualify. Miller's towing refuses to provide lists, delaying confirmation of the sale as the sheriff cuts the program.
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Cedar Rapids
Eugene Kopecky
Kopecky
Floyd Bergen
Leland Schoon
Miller’s
Schoon
Orlie Workman
Kopel presses plan to let Linn County self insure liabilities
Linn County Auditor Merle Kopel cites new ISAC statistics showing 86 counties paid 3.1 million in premiums last year with 41 percent to out of state firms. He argues local governments face high costs and potential loss of insurer options, urging HF545 to create a statewide risk management office and allow joint local insurance efforts.
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Linn County
Merle Kopel
Iowa
Kopel
Linn
Iowa State Association of Counties
State Association
Three charged in armed robbery at Pizza Inn
Police arrested Mitchell Christensen 18 Richard Minor 17 and Charles Palmer 15 after an armed robbery at Pizza Inn 1810 Sixth St SW They are charged with first degree robbery Police report a handgun thief stole an undisclosed amount of cash On the date in 1932 a song symbolizing americAn plight swept the nation titled Brother Can You Spare a Dime
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Pizza Inn
Sixth St
Mitchell W. Christensen
Seventh Ave
Richard M. Minor
Charles A. Palmer
Fruitland Blvd
United States
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