Marion man among District Court actions in Linn division
A Marion man charged with cruelty to animals appeared in Linn district court. Dale Wiebold of Marion was found guilty of shooting a rat with a pellet gun and fined 30 dollars plus costs. Several defendants faced charges of larceny, marijuana possession, resisting an officer, drunk driving, and deferred sentences were granted in multiple cases. The docket includes firings of charges and dismissals for various defendants at the First Avenue division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Dale Wiebold
Hillview Drive
Elmer Matthews
Fourth Avenue SE
Michel Kanellis
Matthews
Calvin Love
Seventh Avenue SE
William = Moore
Ray
Glenn Dighton
Fifth Avenue
Hiawathe
Avenue NE
Gary Taber
Fifth Avenue SE
Thomas Mehat
Thomas Mehaffey
Third
Avenue
College Student May Need Help
Abigail Van Buren answers readers with advice on unusual desires and family issues. A 20 year old college student questions a desire to be diapered by a woman and Abby urges seeking expert help, noting potential emotional problems. A reader from Panama City asks how to introduce his father in law's new wife and how the children should refer to her. Abby also responds to a note about a dog sniffing food at meals, explaining sniffing can signal doubts about edibility. Readers are invited to submit questions for Abby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Pan
United Plans Cedar Rapids Des Moines to Los Angeles Flight
United Air Lines will resume a one stop service from Cedar Rapids to Los Angeles with a stop in Des Moines starting Sept. 8. The Cedar Rapids flights depart at 4:35 p.m. daily, supplementing existing trips to Denver Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Air Lines
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Man Faces Breakin Charge In Southeast City
Morgan Jr., 14, of 911 Ninth Avenue San Francisco, charged with breaking and entering after a same day incident at Randall Collins residence on Sixteenth Street SE. Neighbors observed him inside. nothing reported taken. Held in Linn County jail on $2,500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Morgan, Jr
Ninth Avenue SF
Randall Collins
Sixteenth Street
Morgan
Linn County
Two In Hospital After Crashes On First Avenue Intersection
Charles R. Davis aged 75 of 408 Edgewood Road NW remains in fair condition in the intensive care unit at St. Luke's Hospital after a three car crash at First Avenue and the Lindale Plaza entrance. Davis failed to stop at a red light and collided with Ronald K. Lopata 29 Walker whose car was pushed into Loren Lee Briggs 39 of 2243 Sixteenth Street NW. Passenger Stephen W. Goodson 15 of 3240 E Avenue NW suffered a left elbow injury and was treated and released. Davis faces a charge of disobeying a traffic signal. Gordon E. Bechtel 31 of 442 Fifth Avenue SW was admitted in good condition after a two car crash at Highway 30 and Edgewood Road SW. Bechtel’s car was turning onto Highway 30 when Arthur M. Koester 58 of Gladbrook allegedly ran a red light and collided with Bechtel. Koester was charged with disobeying a traffic signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Davis
Edgewood Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue
Lindale Plaza
Davis
Ronald K. Lopata
Walker
Lopata
Loren Lee Briggs
Sixteenth Street
Stephen W. Goodson
E Avenue NW
St. Luke's
Gordon E. Bechtel
Fifth Avenue
St Luke's
Highway 30
Bechtel
Arthur M. Koester
Gladbrook
Hechtel
Koester
SADDLE THEFT REPORTED IN ANAMOSA AND CEDAR RAPIDS
Deputies investigate thefts from rural and city locations. A 550 pound sow worth about 400 dollars was stolen from a farm on route one in Anamosa. In Cedar Rapids a saddle valued at 200 dollars and several other items belonging to Ronald L Jensen at 606 Cottage Grove Avenue SE were stolen from a shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ktinknammer
Route One
Anamosa
Linn
Ronald L. Jensen
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Grandmother Works Long Hours At Nebraska Gas Station
Sylvia Mickey 88 pumps gas 15 hours daily at a two pump station in Gresham Nebraska run by her son Lester. She began working while raising children and has shifted through sales, farming, and chicken trading before taking over the farm and later the gas station at 74. She avoids tire patches and hood lifting and takes a daily hour nap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Neb
Sylvia Mickey
Lester
Mickey
Nighttime Closing of Control Tower Reported
Cedar Rapids airport commission reports FAA plans to close the control tower between 11 p m and 7 a m citing 1 3 operations per hour as the basis for staffing cutbacks. The change shifts IFR traffic to Chicago center and keeps flight service advisory support, while officials warn safety concerns and protest the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wathan Flying Services
Airport Commission
Dale Lehman
FAA
Chicago Center
Lehmann
Chicago
Queen Money Scandal Involving Elizabeth I Debt Claims
In Jacksonsville a claimed legal contractor states Queen Elizabeth II owes his family $145000 plus interest, totaling over $1 billion. He cites ancestor Alvaro Mendes who lent Elizabeth I $200000 in the 16th century and was never repaid, though he says he is not seriously pursuing collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonsville
Alviro Mendes
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Fifth Street
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Calif
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United
Two
CLR
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1St Ave
Voth Ave
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William Jennings Bryan
Younkers Gate
Actie AL WA Lindle
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