Bode Questions Training for Handicapped in Amish Schools
Keota and Dwight Bode of the Joint County School system tell DPI and local boards that some Amish and Mennonite children may not be receiving state approved special education. He notes some are served at JCS facilities but many ultra conservative groups may reject assistance. He cites cross facility work, counselor access, and improved interdisciplinary programs as aims while detailing cooperative buying savings and millage reductions through evaluation growth and federal funds.
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Keota
Dwight Bode
Joint County School System
JCS
Bode
FCS
State Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College
Richard G. Cole
JCS Facilites
Armish
Cole
Kirkwood
Modenity College
Kirk- Mennonites
Jalura
DPL
Moore
John Cordes
Joint County
Cordes
Earl Sievers
DPI Board
Ende
Hiawatha votes to buy site to expand library
City council actions include zoning changes and library expansion plans as the Quaas estate seeks to repurpose Emmons property for a new library space near City Hall. Public hearing set for Aug 15, bids for paving planned, and annexations approved for several properties.
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Hiawatha
Hiawatha Fly
Chara 8
Emmons
City Hall
Quaas
Petl- Bartleton Enterprises
Seseteepy
Robins Road
Oak Street
Federal Trials Set On Weapons Counts
Two Waterloo men pled not guilty before U S Magistrate James Hodges to charges of unlawful possession of a firearm and failure to register it. Trial set for Sept 27 for Ricky R Howard 29 and Marlin L Chulpepper 24. Both free on bond. Howard also charged with rape in Black Hawk county authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
U.S
James Hodges
Ricky R. Howard
Marlin L. Chulpepper
Howart
Black Hawk County
Drug Charge Shocks Solon Youth Behind Zon Tavern
Wayne Bramwell twenty of Solon was charged with possession of marijuana after a Janesville county sheriff’s deputy arrested him behind the Zon tavern Wednesday night. Bramwell was ordered to appear in magistrate court late Thursday.
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Iowa City
Wayne Bramwell
Solon
Zon Tavern
Jolmeon County
Prisoner Escapes During Exercise Time at Linn County Jail
Cedar Rapids man Dorryl Kepler, 85, escaped from the exercise yard as count began. guard in parking lot failed to see him slip over the fence. Chief Deputy George Griffin noted some areas hidden during counting and said no changes to routine planned, though Sheriff Grant may alter procedures.
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Dorryl Kepler
Linn County
Kepler
Griffin
Walter Grant
Fort Dodge Firm Owner Pleads Guilty on Poison Shipment Counts
The Fort Dodge firm owner M. J. Alslett admitted guilt on five counts accusing misbranding and illegal shipments of a poisonous product AMC Super Bar. He was fined 500 dollars after pleading before U.S. Magistrate James Hodges Jr. The indictments cited shipments from Fort Dodge to Falls City Nebraska and Fairmont Minnesota dating to 1870 and 1972.
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Fort Dodge
M. J. Alslett
U.S
James Hodges, Jr
Wort Dodge
Falls City
Neb
Fairmont
Minn
Oelwein Men Jailed at Independence on Multiple Charges
Ronald D. Reed and Jeffrey Spragg, both youths, were jailed in Independence after investigation by Buchanan county Sheriff Joe Holgate and Independence Police. They face auto theft, breaking and entering, arson, and weapons charges linked to a stolen car found burned in Black Hawk county and a Greif Oil Co break-in. Additional Fayette county charges are anticipated.
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Independence Oelwalle Nen
Buchanah
Ronald D. Reed
Jeffrey Spragg
Littleton
Buchanan County
Joe Holgate
Independence Police
James Hayward
Sheriff's Department
Joe Mitter
Wairbank
Nto
Black Hawk
Independence Police Department
Greif Oil Co
Hayward
Sprage
Holgate
Fayette County
Sentence Stands On Conviction In Securities Case
U.S. Judge Edward J. McManus refused to alter his May 21, 1971 sentence for Milwaukee woman Mary J. Hofer 28 convicted of interstate transportation of forged securities. Hofer faced 273 stolen checks in what federal authorities labeled an interstate ring and received a three year term. She sought sentence relief to attend the University of Wisconsin, but the judge found the original punishment proper.
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U.S
Edward J. MelManus
Milwaukee
Mary J. Hofer
McManus
University of Wisconsin
Eastern Iowans Join Foreign Visits Under Living Experiments
Five Eastern Iowa participants travel as part of the Experiment in International Living program. More than 2,000 American students take part nationwide. Eastern Townships list includes Mary Elizabeth Walsh, Lisa Markham, Sherry Novak, Lisa Zimpfer, and John Rezabek, all seniors or juniors from local high schools traveling in Switzerland France Germany Luxembourg.
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Ceci’ Rapids
Europe
Perimenters
Mary Elizabeth Welsh
Aml
Robert L. Walsh
Bever Avenue
Washington High School
Switzerland
Lisa Markham
John Markham
Gateway
Kennedy High School
France
Sherry Ann Novak
William
J. Novak
Ely
Prairis High School
Germany
Lisa L. Zimpfer
Ernest Zimpfer
Wenig Road
Kennedy
John Rezabek
Sue Jane NW
LaSalle High School
Luxembourg
Nebraska Boy Faces C R Check Charge
A 15 year old Ainsworth Nebraska youth was arrested in Cedar Rapids on a forgery charge. He forged two checks totaling 22 dollars in Cedar Rapids and is held for Nebraska authorities after processing by the youth bureau.
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Ainsworth
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Youth Bureau
Nebraska
Fed
Prisoner Captured After Escape in Johnson County
Richard Hess of Clinton, serving ten years for forgery at the Anamosa reformatory, walked away from University Hospitals Thursday. He was nabbed soon after by two Iowa City policemen along Highway 6 near the bypass.
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Johnson County
Towa City
Richard Hess
Clinton
Anamosa
Highway 6
Woman Sentenced on Amended Check Charge in Court
Linda Edgeton of 217 Twenty seventh Street NW pled guilty in a magistrate's court to an amended charge of uttering a check under $20. She received a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Edgeton was also charged with forgery tied to uttering a $20 traveler’s check on April 24.
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Linda Edgeton
Tulue
Pleads Guilty to Amended Reckless Driving Charge
Raymond Hatns of Waterloo pled guilty in magistrate's court to an amended charge of reckless driving. He was fined $100 and costs after arrest for drunk driving on June 14.
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Raymond
Hatns
Waterloo
Magistrate’s Court
Two Men Fined on Assault Charges
Two men appeared in magistrate court facing assault and battery charges. Gary Carstens of Lisbon pled guilty to assaulting Terry Kerker on June 22 and was fined 20 plus costs. he was also found guilty of assaulting John Moser on June 12. Robert Sindelar of Dover Street NE was found guilty last week and fined 10 plus costs for assaulting Henry Parrish on June.
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Gary Carstens
Lisbon
Terry Kerker
John Moser
Robert Sindelar
Dover Street
Assauing
Henry Parrish
Stolen Property Charge Filed Against C R Man
Steven J. Erlacher, 20, of 1645 Thirtieth Street SI, was arrested Wednesday afternoon and charged with receiving stolen property. He was released on a $500 bond. Police said Erlacher was involved in the incident.
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Steven J. Erlacher
Thirtieth Street
Erlacher
Davenport Man Charged In Coin Theft After Home Raid
In Davenport on Wednesday night a three car collision at Thirtieth Street NE left six injured. A man identified as a town resident is charged with receiving coins totaling $3000 believed stolen from Walter McKee at 1141 Travis Davenport. The coins were reported stolen April 23 from the McKee home, and the case links the theft to the car crash aftermath.
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Davenport
Walter McKee
Travis
Man Charged With Coralville Rape Set For Trial
Coralville resident James Allatt Young of Cedar Haples was arrested on rape charges linked to an May 28 assault on a Coralville woman. A lineup was ordered after defense resistance, and Young pled innocent. Trial date set for August 18.
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Coralville
James — Allatt Young
Cedar Haples
Koralville
Young
Beot
Camp Cardinal Road
Cedar Jtapide
Joe Thornton
Cycle Crash Fatal For Iown Youth 15
In Cincinnati AP report Edward Alvin Thomason a 15 year old rural Cincinnati youth died Wednesday evening in a two motorcycles and a car collision on a county road south of Appanase county. David Miller 15 of rural LeClaire and Jerry Smith 22 of rural Unionville Mo drove motorcycles and a car respectively while Tina Braylon 22 of Cincinnati a rider on Miller s bike was listed in satisfactory condition at Centerville hospital.
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Cincinnati
Edward Alvin Thomason
Here
Thormason
Appanase
David Miller
LeClaire
Jerry Smith
Unionville
Smith
Miller
Tina Braylon
Centerville
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