Judge Disputes Cost Rollback Across Iowa Courts
IRS says the $5 court cost added to traffic tickets since July 1 was an illegal price increase under Nixon’s 60 day freeze. Iowa officials split, with Supreme Court Chief Justice Moore warning lawmakers must change the law, while IRS seeks refunds and uniform rollback to pre July 1 levels.
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Appearances Set For Drunk Drivers
Tama county reports three drunk driving arrests with court dates set. Thomas Eugene Juhl of La Porte City faces an arraignment July 18 in Tama district court for July 1 incident. Donald Jay Canwels of Toledo and George Melvin Corum of rural Tama are each docketed for July 13 in Toledo magistrate court. Two Liberal Kan. youths and a Montour youth charged with marijuana on Highway 135 near Montour.
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Tama County
Thomas Eugene Juhl
la Porte City
Juhl
Dysart
Donald Jay Canwels
George Melvin Corum
Tama
Church Street
Liberal
Kan
Montour
Highway 135
Billy M. Rowe
Terry D. Stanton
David Wayne Stanton
Marijuana Case Bound to Tama Court
Thomas Eugene Juhl of La Porte City faced drunken driving and marijuana possession charges. He posted bonds, was released, and the cases were bound over to Tama County district court after complaints by Dysart police officer William Sauerbrei on July 1.
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Thomas Eugene Juhl
la Porte City
George Stein
Traer
Stein
Tama County
Juhl
Dysart
William K. Sauerbri
Iowa approves 21 studies for 1974 legislature
Iowa Legislative Council approves twenty one studies to be carried out by legislative committees before the 1974 session. Studies cover crime commission operations mental health funding higher education and energy policy among others with some assignments to standing committees and others to special subcommittees.
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Iowa Legislative Council
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Iowa Crime Commission
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Grand Jury Probes Beating of Indians
Tama county grand jury continues to hear witnesses in the June 30 altercation between white men and Indians in Tama business district. As of Wednesday 20 witnesses had testified, with statements to be added if jurors want them. Aaron Two Elk, AIM leader, observes from courthouse hall and calls for an AIM unit on the Mesquakie settlement.
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Jared C. Bauch
Grand Jury
Tama
Bauch
Grand Jury Room
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Cedar Rapids
Two Elk
The
Gazette
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S.D
AIM
American Indian Movement
Mesquakie
Judge picked to hear Strout removal case in Davenport
Edwin Moore named Harold Vietor of Cedar Rapids to preside over the possible removal of Scott County Sheriff William Blackie Strout. Vietor is a Cedar Rapids district judge, chosen to hear the out of district case. A Scott county grand jury had indicted Strout on five counts, four for embezzlement and one for bribery and corruption, after his Arkansas arrest for possession of stolen property. The hearing will be next Wednesday in Davenport district court.
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UPI
State Supreme Court
C. Edwin Moore
Harold Vietor
Cedar Rapids
Scott County
William “Blackie
Strout
Vietor
Moore
Arkansas
Scott County District Court
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