Jurors Cut City Damages in Linn Renewal Appeal
A Linn district court jury awarded John M Costas and Athena J Costas 22500 in their appeal from 23000 set by a sheriff's condemnation jury for 216 First Street E SE Cedar Rapids. The Costases had claimed 40000 in damages in their Nov 2 petition. The trial dated Oct 12 outcome marks the first urban renewal damage suit to be tried in Linn district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
John M
Athena J. Costas
First Street
E. SE
Costas
David McGuire
Steing
Linn District Court
Clarence Knapp
Marion
Bernice V. Katzoff
Elen S. Hahn
Zona G. Guyott
Joe M. Gillen
Lillian I. West
Mary H. Thompson
Keith R. Bennington
Josephine P. Gureno
John E. Macht
Janice Eerman
I. M. Bealer
All
Cedar Rapids
J. Paul Naughton
Equity and Law Trial Schedules Set by Judges
Linn district court slots July to August for equity and civil trials. Judge J Paul Naughton oversees non jury cases including Fisher v Estate of Conley and McNall v Strait. Clifford Hamilton assigns equity trials with dates from July 8 through August 27 featuring numerous family and property disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Linn District Court
J. Paul Naughton
Sey Law
Fisher
Estate of Conley
McNall
Strait
Peterson
Burgin & Gauffer
Clemens
Pierson
Bishop
Kellogg
Blaise
Lahue
Jones
Buchanan
Peterman
Alberty
Erickson
Burton
Grant
Pic Et
Daniel
Schmitt
Uelze
July August criminal trial assignments list in Linn district court
The Linn district court sets July and August criminal trial assignments including two abortion cases and charges of assault with intent to commit murder and armed robbery with aggravation. Defendants Merle J. Meyers Donald R. Geater Joseph G. Abodeely Edwin E. Cline and Russell Lindee have trial dates in July and August with numerous drunken driving larceny and false check charges for other defendants. Non jury appeals are scheduled throughout July and August with a roster of names and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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
Charles D. Reitzer
Donovan Young
Michael J. Connor
Ken Cratchley
Rudy Papakee
Lodge Novotny
Alan L. Buch
Robert Levy
David Jelinek
Willard Valenta
Victor Hammon
Tim Froehlich
Ernest Frank
Wallace Lyon
Harry L. Larson
Ofa
Glenn Athey
Floyd Davis
Jerry Hassman
Eddie Hanna
Isabel Kamimand
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
Karl Caulder
Sequoyah Colbert
Charles Widener
Jerry Strong
Wiliam Chiafos
Milton Houser
Don Dizek
Dale Yates
Willie Myles
Roy Hunt
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 Brennan
Vincent Meader
Dennis L. Miller
Marion Charges
Steven Stolba
Theodore Croy
Andrew Falco
Ronald R. Manns
James Bagby
Leonard Walters
Alfred Gould
Clarence Nost
James Hopker
Robert McClellan
Allyn Hearn
Gary Rudd
Terry Hunter
Palo
Stodola
Fairfax
Jonsen
Kenneth Jones
Two Appear in Mayor's Court Following Fight
Two men faced mayor's court after a tavern brawl at the Welcome Inn in Palo. Frank Blozvich Jr. paid a 50 dollar fine for disturbing the peace. Donald Owens pleaded innocent to disturbing the peace and intoxication with trial set for July 11.
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Palo
Mayor’s Court
Frank Blozvich, Jr
Donald Zeller
Donald R. Owens
Toddville
Stuart Kuehl
Palo Marshall
Welcome Inn
Owens
Blozvich
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kuehl
Cedar Rapids
Crosses Erected On ISU Campus By White Group
Eighty six crosses were placed on the Iowa State University campus in front of Beardshear Hall by the White Support Group to symbolize black students. A large sign accompanied the crosses and criticized the administration for failing to address racism. The action followed a protest by black athletes over grievances with the athletic council and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclone
Athletic Council
W. Robert Parks
Parks
Iowa State
Ames
Three Post Bond for Vinton Suspects in Assault Cases
James Arbuckle, 29, is free on 200 bond after Vinton police arrested him Saturday on assault and battery and intoxication charges. He will face mayor's court. Also due in mayor's court are James Mahr, 18, and Mike Cox, 19, both of Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arbuckle
Vinton
Arbuckle
James Mahr
Mike Cox
Vinton, Il
Minors Arrested on Beer Possession Charge
Two youths were arrested Saturday night and charged with intoxication and possession of beer as minors. Each posted a $100 bond and was released.
Immigrant Law Goes into Effect in 1965 Policy Change
The new U.S. immigration act ends fixed quotas and sets Western hemisphere arrivals at 120 000 visas yearly while other regions receive 170 000. Congress debates changing the ceiling as the State Department warns of possible strains with Mexico Canada and nearby nations.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Mexico
Canada
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Ireland
England
Germany
Officers Named by Manufacturer Assn in Iowa
The Iowa Association of Manufacturers elected Bruce Van Druff of Red Oak as president for the coming year. E. A. McCardell of Newton was named vice president, J. H. Bragg of Marshalltown treasurer, and E. F. Scoutten of Newton secretary at the annual convention. They urged repeal of the state tax on services and called for a study and revision of property tax laws by the next legislature.
New York Hospital Strike Ends Quickly After Talks
Union and hospital negotiators reach a two year labor contract after a brief walkout by nonmedical workers at 6 New York City hospitals. The pact raises Local 1199 wages to 100 dollars weekly by July 1 and 88 now, with 2,000 patient discharges reported amid rate concerns from private nonprofit hospitals. Mayor Lindsay led all night bargaining at city hall.
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New York
John Lindsay
City Hall
League of Voluntary Hospitals and Homes
Lindsay
Cardinal Cushing Blesses Fishermen at Gloucester Fiesta
Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston blessed the local fishing fleet during Gloucester's St. Peter's fiesta. Thousands watched as a 700 pound statue of St. Peter was carried through the streets in the long parade ending the event.
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Gloucester
Mass
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
St. Peter’s
St. Peter
Commuters Struck as Long Island Railroad Walkout Grips NYC
In New York the Teamsters union maintenance workers walked out at 12 01 a m shutting down the main Long Island Railroad line and reducing morning service to about 75 percent. About 90 000 riders on Long Island faced long lines and heavy traffic as eight of nine branches operated. The strike seeks higher pay though specifics were not disclosed.
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NEW York
Long Island Railroad
Long Island
Long
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Teamsters Local
Railroad
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