Burglary Charge Filed in Gwen Hubler Break-In Case
A burglary charge was filed against 18 year old Brian Patrick Smith of 61 Oklahoma Ave SW for a break in at Gwen Hubler residence 5606 Vermont St SW. Raymond Lee Aldridge 56 of 717 First St SW was charged with intoxication and assault after a separate incident. Three juveniles were arrested for five break ins including an 11 year old on Eighth Avenue SW and two 16 year olds at four northeast Cedar Rapids residences.
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Brian Patrick Smith
Oklahoma Ave
Gwen Hubler
Vermont St
Raymond Lee Aldridge
First St
Aldridge
Eva Aldridge
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Grand Knight installed for Pope John XXIII Council 5677
Clyde Mathews was installed as grand knight succeeding Elmer Haverly. deputies and officers were seated including Ronald Laffler as deputy grand knight and Donald Merfeld as financial secretary. District Deputy John Montpas oversaw ceremonies. A worker at Darin and Armstrong in Cedar Rapids remains in fair condition after a concrete pump boom fell 12 to 14 feet, injuring two colleagues and causing estimated damage of 15 000 to 20 000 dollars.
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Clyde Mathews
Hart Court
Pope John XXIII Knights of Columbus Council
Mathews
Elmer Haverly
Ronald Laffler
Donald Merfeld
James Manneman
Steven Clemens
John Bohounek
Eugene Kopecky
Dennis O’brien
Bunyon Howell
John Owen
John Montpas
Cedar Rapids
Darin and Armstrong Co
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Hollingsworth
Central City
Paul Davis
Edgewood Road
Neil Brotherton
Darin
Armstrong
Hollingsworth
Davis
Brotherton
Police Chief says will cooperate with rights probe
Cedar Rapids Police Chief Gareth Clift announced cooperation with the Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission investigation into two violent incidents between police and civilians. City officials and groups urged outside review. mediation talks with a Justice Department mediator were scheduled to ease future police civilian relations.
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Cedar Rapids
Gareth Clift
Mark Doolin
Commission
Rights Commission
Doolin
Black Coalition
Clift
Cedar Rapids Black Coalition
Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
Human Rights Commission
Police Department
Bergen
U.S. Department of Justice
Fire tied to break in at Campus International house
Four suspects, likely juveniles, sought after break in and early morning fire at 1816 D Ave NE. Cedar Rapids Fire Department said second floor gutted and smoke damage widespread. Police recovered stolen goods but unknown origin. matches found on site. No arrests yet as investigators assess cause and motive.
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Campus International House
D Ave
Cedar Rapids
Hind Campus International
Gustin
Campus International
Cedar Rapids airport reports 428000 profit for year
The Cedar Rapids Airport Commission reports 199? year revenues of 1 113 186, profits 428 821 after expenses 701 365. Major revenues include airline fees 212 960 and land rental 231 867. Passenger total 499 237 up 12 percent. terminal plans discussed and attorney fees denied. A special meeting on a new terminal will be held within two weeks.
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Cedar Rapids Airport
Roy Jameson
Jameson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa County Board of Supervisors
Airport Commission
Iowa County Board
Blouin Aims Federal Aid Boost for Low Income Districts
The House tentatively adopted Rep. Michael T. Blouin's amendment to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. It would guarantee every state at least 1 million dollars annually in federal aid for districts with high concentrations of low income children, boosting Iowa's allotment from 131 thousand dollars.
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Washington
House
Michael T. Blouin
Blouin
Iowa
Traffic crash leaves 24 year old in poor condition
Patricia K. Tschopp of 1006 42nd St NE was hospitalized at Mercy in poor condition after a Wednesday morning single car crash on East Post Road around 11 am.
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Patricia K. Tschopp
42Nd St. NE
Mercy Hospital
East Post Road
Confidence game warns residents after elderly woman spared scam
A northwest Cedar Rapids woman received a call claiming she won a million dollars and was directed to meet a person at a bank. Police were alerted and officials cautioned residents to verify suspicious offers. Assistant Chief James Barnes said the exact scam details were unclear but urged calling police to check.
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Cedar Rapids
James Barnes
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