Probe ends in Cody funds case no indictments issued
Federal inquiry into alleged misuse of up to 1 million dollars in Cardinal John Cody's church funds ends without indictments. U S Attorney Dan Webb announced the closure after Cody's death, noting the archdiocese leader's tenure of nearly 17 years.
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Reagan’s civil rights record in later years
The piece notes Reagan’s evolving stance on civil rights since taking office, acknowledging early missteps but highlighting sustained concern during his 18 months in the White House. It references analysis by Pete Moore and his Cedar Rapids tour with the Bill Hames Show at the All Iowa Fair.
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No relief in sight for Cedar Rapids economy
With the Fourth of July weekend ahead and high summer here, interest rates and tight money remain crippling Cedar Rapids industries. The New York Times reports continued economic strain across U.S. cities in a Metro 10A feature.
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Conlin Accuses Ray of Hypocrisy Over Taxes
Gov. Robert Ray calls Democratic rival Roxanne Conlin hypocritical for criticizing Republicans as wealthy while she is a millionaire who did not pay state income taxes. Conlin says her tax shelter remarks were twisted. State News.
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Bill rate slips after four weeks of gains
After four straight weeks of rises the yields on short term treasury securities fell nearly half a point at Tuesday's Washington auction. The rate decline will also affect money market certificates pegged to the T bill rate.
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Car sales dip in June hitting 25-year low
U.S. car sales fell in June after a May uptick, marking the lowest level for the month in nearly a quarter century. The report appears on Money page 5B.
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Hereford Winners Named at All-Iowa Fair Show
Winners named in Polled Hereford judging at the All Iowa Fair finished amid showers Tuesday noon with two Illinois residents and an Eastern Iowan among the prize holders. Farm News.
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Cedar Rapids Judge Carter Among Nominees for Iowa Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids judge James Carter joins Louis A. Lavorato of Des Moines and Charles R. Wolfe of Sioux City as nominees for the vacancy on the Iowa Supreme Court created by Justice Allbee. Governor Ray has 30 days to select. Carter is a Republican and has prior state and district court experience.
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Keokuk Boy Mauled by Dog In Iowa Hospital Ride
A 4-year-old Keokuk boy remained in fair condition at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics after a dog attack Monday. Jamie Hardy suffered a 3 inch cut behind the right ear and possible facial muscle weakness. The 60 pound mixed breed dog is held at Krichel Animal Hospital while the mother decides on the animal.
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Kopel to sue insurer over damaged voting machines
Linn County Commissioner Merle Kopel plans to file a lawsuit in Linn County District Court against The Hartford Insurance Company for 285000 plus expenses after a December fire damaged 75 electronic voting machines. Attorneys Eisenberg Giesen Ewers and Hayes prepared the filing as Hartford offered 39000 and Kopel argued unreliability due to heat exposure. The action follows months of stalled negotiations and a push to return taxpayers funds.
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Linn County Faces Ongoing Voting Machine Storage Costs
Linn County officials face ongoing money problems over storing old mechanical voting machines. A $275 monthly storage fee and a pending sale to Automatic Voting Machine Co. of Jamestown, NY raise funding questions. The county awaits payment and a formal lease after moving machines to a private barn.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette publication details and rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It notes subscription rates by carrier and mail for various durations and regions and states no mail subscriptions in carrier service areas. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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