Jurors Cut City Cost in Renewal Property Appeal
Linn district court jurors awarded 22 500 to John M Costas and Athena J Costas in their appeal of 23 000 sheriff s condemnation award for 216 First street se Cedar Rapids. City officials call it the first damage suit from urban renewal tried in Linn district court.
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Linn District Court
John M
Athena J. Costas
First Street
Costas
David McGuire
Clarence Knapp
Marion
Bernice V. Katzoff
Helen S. Hahn
Zona G. Guyott
M. Gillen
Lillian I. West
Ary H. Thompson
Keith R. Bennington
Josephine P. Gureno
John E. Macht
Jankcerman
I. M. Bealer
Cedar Rapids
J. Paul Naughton
Equity and Law Trial Schedules Set by Judges
Linn district court lays out July to August civil law and equity trial calendars. Nonjury civil and equity cases span July 8 to Aug 27 with multiple named parties including Fisher, Estate of Conley, Peterson, Burgin, Clemens, Pierson, Blaise, Lahue, Bishop, Jones, Alberty, McNamara, Ward, City, McClellan, Dept. Public Safety, Patton, Fuchs, Fuchs, Heidt, Ostrander, King Finance, King Loan, Transport Truck, Ruhrman, Parkway Town House, Kuddes, Fay, Brown, Kriegel, Fay, and numerous others across sessions.
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Equity
Linn District Court
J. Paul Naughton
Fisher
Estate
Conley
McNall
Strait
Buchanan
Peterman
Alberty
Peterson
Erickson
Burton
Grant
Pic Et
Daniel
Schmitt
Uelze
McNamara
Blaser Et al
Davis
Ward Et al
City of
Cedar Rapids
McClellan
Dept. Public Safety
Way Etc
Patton
State
General Motors Acceptance Corp
St. John
King Finance Co
Ostrander
Wright Et
King Loan Co
Gavin Et
Transport Truck Etc
Hennessey
Ruhrman
Miller
Brown
Parkway Town House
Kuddes
Kriegel
Fay
Linn district court July August trial assignments list
July and August sessions include two abortion cases and multiple assault with intent to commit murder and armed robbery charges. Defendants Merle Meyers, Donald Geater, and Joseph Abodeely face abortion charges. Edwin Cline seeks July 22 trial for attempted murder connected to a knife assault. Russell Lindee tickets August 12 for armed robbery. Other names appear in scheduled DUI, larceny, fraud, and related counts, with non jury appeals listed by date and case.
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Linn District Court
Merle J. Meyers
Eighth Avenue SE
Donald R. Geater
Hiawatha
Joseph G. Abodeely
Thirty-fourth Street
Edwin E. Cline
Cline
Twenty-first Avenue
James B. Surrett
Bever Avenue SE
Russell Lindee
Fourth Avenue SE
Berry
J. Paul Naughton
Robert Schmacher
Ben Kloubec
Walter Nichols
Michael Starr
Mary Jo Remington
James Shadle
John L. Schirk
George Bradley
Willard Valenta
Victor Hammon
Tim Froehlich
Ernest Frank
Wallace Lyon
Harry L. Larson
Glenn Athey
Floyd Davis
Jerry Hassman
Eddie Hanna
Isabel Hammond
Joseph Clements
Gary Greene
Clarence Brislawn
Ernest J. Frank
Ralph Whiting
Virginia Wilson
Carl Schultz
James Henricksen
David Kreibich
Fredrick Caldwell
William Meskimen
Linda Santee
M. W. Moon
Ken Wilson
Toni Miller
Gary Schumacher
Larry Walton
Richard Griffith
William J. Kennedy
William McNeill
Robert Brown
William Nielsen
Harlan Smith
Dennis Novak
Sherry Ortery
Marion
Albert N. Nelson
James Hill
William White
Russell Blood
Steven S. Ward
James Stephenson
Charles Emig
Dale Kohl
Ron Benton
Ken
Two Men Face Charges After Palo Tavern Fight
Frank Blozvich Jr 40 of Palo was fined 50 dollars by Mayor Donald Zeller for disturbing the peace by fighting Donald R Owens 30 of rural Toddville pled innocent to disturbing the peace and intoxication with trial set for July 11 Palo marshal Stuart Kuehl arrested both men after a brawl at the Welcome Inn Owens and Blozvich were treated for injuries at St Luke's hospital and Owens later fled hospital but was recaptured The tavern fight is under further investigation with Kuehl noting other patrons may have participated
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Palo
Mayor’s Court
Frank Blozvich
Donald Zeller
Donald R. Owens
Toddville
Stuart Kuehl
Palo Marshall
Welcome Inn
Crosses Placed On ISU Campus By White Group
Eighteen crosses were set up in front of Beardshear Hall at Iowa State University to symbolize the 86 black students enrolled. The White Support Group placed the crosses and issued a statement alleging white racism and asking President W. Robert Parks to intervene in a deteriorating crisis. A petition backing the black students was signed by 312 people.
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Ames
UPI
Iowa State
Beardshear Hall
ISU
Cyclone
Athletic Council
W. Robert Parks
Parks
Three Post Bond Released in Vinton Arrests
James Arbuckle, 29, freed on $200 bond after Saturday arrest by Vinton police for assault and battery and intoxication. He will appear in mayor's court. Also summoned are James Mahr, 18, and Mike Cox, 19, both of Vinton.
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Vinton
James Arbuckle
Arbuckle
James Mahr
iMike Cox
Minors Arrested on Intoxication and Beer Possession
Two minors were arrested Saturday night and charged with intoxication and possession of beer. Each posted a $100 bond and was released.
Immigrant Law Ends Quotas in Western Hemisphere
Washington reports a new immigration policy took full effect replacing country quotas with a Western hemisphere limit of 120 000 visas and 170 000 visas for all others. The state department opposes the ceiling citing harmed relations with Mexico and Canada while Congress considers changes.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Mexico
Canada
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Ireland
England
Germany
Scandinavian
Iowa Manufacturers Name Officers at Okoboji Convention
The Iowa Association of Manufacturers elected Bruce Van Druff of Red Oak as president for the coming year. E A McCardell Newton was named vice president J H Bragg Marshalltown treasurer and E F Scoutten Newton secretary. The group urged repeal of the state tax on services and called for a comprehensive study and revision of property tax laws.
NY Hospital Strike Settled Quickly After All-Night Talks
Union and hospital negotiators reached a two year contract after 90 minutes of talks as nonmedical workers walked out at six hospitals and threatened at 34 more. The pact raises Local 1199 wages from 77 to 88 now and to 100 by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lindsay
City Hall
League of Voluntary Hospitals and Homes
Cardinal Cushing Blesses Fishermen in Gloucester Fiesta
Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston blessed the Gloucester fishermen at the St. Peter’s fiesta amid thousand spectators. The blessing capped the event as crews paraded a 700 pound statue of St. Peter through the city streets.
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Gloucester
Mass
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
St. Peter
Commuters Hit By Rail Strike on Long Island
New York RP reports a Teamsters strike by Long Island Railroad maintenance workers halted nearly all mainline service starting at 12 01 a m. The 90 000 daily riders faced long lines and heavy traffic as eight of nine branches operated, with no specifics offered on wage demands.
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NEW York
Teamsters
Long Island Railroad
Long Island
Long
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Teamsters Local
Railroad
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