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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1976

Page

13

Truck Driver Charged with Meat Theft

An Iowa City truck driver, David-Allen Stalkflest, 29, was arrested by FBI agents for theft from an interstate shipment. He allegedly sold and gave away 141 boxes of meat valued at $8,450 during the July 4 weekend while hauling from Nebraska to New Jersey for Eagle Grove based Eflaworth Truck Lines. The shipment was owned by Iowa Beef Processors. He posted bond after a Monday hearing and faces arraignment in Des Moines U.S. district court on July 26.

Laws Iowa City FBI David — Allen Stalkflest Starkfleet Nebraska New Jersey Eflaworth Eagle Grove Uwa Beef U.S Des. Muines

Deputies Investigate Death Of Five Week Old Boy Manday

Linn County deputies were called to investigate the death of five week old Manday. Robin Ruby Gulling, 14, of Stafford Texas said she checked the infant at 3 40 am and he was fine. At 7 30 am the baby was discolored and not breathing. Michael Lee Gulling transported the infant to St Luke's hospital where an autopsy was planned to determine the cause of death.

Linn Sheriffa Robin Ruby Gulling Stafford Texas Michael Lee Gulling St. Luke's Hospital

Decision Delayed On Sixth Avenue Parking Changes

Traffic Engineer Mel Meyer recommended removing parking from the south side of Sixth Avenue between First and Second streets to ease safety and congestion since L480 opened. The city council delayed the move to await accident statistics from the police department and to consider residents' parking needs.

Sixth Avenue Mel Meyer City Council First Second Meyer

Juveniles Arrested Charged with Larceny

Two juveniles, a 7 year old boy and an 11 year old girl, faced larceny charges after a burglary at a car owned by Melanie Rice on 329 Twenty Ninth Street Drive SE Monday night. A boy was stopped while rummaging a briefcase in the car. the girl was arrested nearby. They were processed at the juvenile detention center and returned to their guardians.

Melanie Rice Twentyninth Street

Woman Charged With Solicitation At Ramada Inn

Janet Lea Sarinsky faced a solicitation charge after allegedly offering sexual services to a police detective at the Ramada Inn around 11 p.m. Monday. She was held on a two hundred dollar bond at the Line County jail (accurate bond amount inferred from text).

Janet Lea Sarinsky Ramada Inn Line Onuty

Sheriff Grant Signals No Action Against Deputy Linn

Sheriff Walter Grant, back from vacation, said he expects no action against Deputy Donald Wharton over an incident with an Indiana prisoner. He defended Wharton, noted a state official found excessive force, and warned double jeopardy if he moved to suspend. The interview touched on suspensions of Deputies Hromidko and Gladwin, career politics, and the status of Lt. George Ferris and Deputy Workman amid ongoing disputes and investigations.

Linn Walter Grant Lik Astate Citizens Donald Wharton Barlier Grant Wharton Grant U.S. Justice Department Cuzene People’s Forum George Ferris Rutt Ferris

Cedar Rapids Debates Civil Service for Assistant Building Official Status

Cedar Rapids city council spent Tuesday morning debating whether the assistant building official should return to civil service. They plan to confer with the city attorney before action, amid calls from the civil service commission to restore civil service status.

Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission Charles Hooper Donald King King Civil Service Hooper Nnt Civil Service Commmission Council

Starts Up but Building Permits Fall in June

Assington AP reports June starts rose 4.2 percent to an annual rate of 1.492 million units, but building permits slipped 3.1 percent to 1.122 million. The gain marks the first back to back monthly increase since Sep and Oct, with economists predicting a modest housing recovery this year.

Assington Commerce Department Gina

Utilities face suit over large late payment penalties

MARSHALLTOWN AP The laws attorney general s office sues the city of Leviland to block municipal utilities from charging a 10 percent late payment penalty on water bills. A temporary injunction hearing is set in Marshall County District Court to restrain LeGrand from imposing the rate, which the suit says violates state usury limits and could reach a 3 650 percent annual rate. The suit targets water service cutoff for resident John T Devlin and cites a similar 1974 Cedar Rapids case against Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. but notes the state commerce commission lacks authority over municipal utilities.

Marshalltown The Laws Attorney General’s Office Leviland Municipal Marshall County LeGrand Lown John T. Devlin Smb Nije Iowa Electric Light and Power Ca Cedar Rapids Iowa Supreme Court Turner Iowa Commerce Commission Commerce Commission

Advert Rates and Subscriptions in Cedar Rapids Gazette

The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription options and rates including weekly and Sunday delivery. It mentions a weekly price around 87.05 and a 52 week plan, with ad and circulation details obscured by faulty OCR. The notice references location Cedar Rapids and dates around Sunday publications, plus a limited distribution note.

District Court Actions Highlight Multiple Guilty Pleas and Sentences

Drunk driving charges filed May 29 against George Seboldt were dismissed after he pled guilty to related charges. A Cedar Rapids man charged May 16 with possession of marijuana was fined 300 and court costs after pleading guilty. a related drunk driving charge was dismissed. Patricia Greer faced fraud charges. Daniel McVeigh and Larry Sturt were also involved in fraud and resisting detectives. Several defendants pled guilty to assault, drunk driving, and possession charges, receiving short jail terms or suspended sentences.

District Court Danian George Seboldt Indiana Street Bert First Avenur Division Iowa District Court Daniel Finerty Nancy Jane Lane Oother Patricia Greer Johnson Avenue NW Kiecks Thirty-second Street Daniel McVeigh Avenue NE Arnolds Lindale Inc Second Avenue Larry Sturt Donald Botter Roland Achey Michiel Johnson Twelfth Avenue Linn County Harley Reisner Ridge Drive Marion Clark Jell

Youths Nabbed on Area Breakin Counts

Two 15 year olds and James M. Kimpton 18 were arrested after officers found them in a stolen car in Cedar Rapids. Property stolen in Linn County breakins, including items from Mary Dougherty, was in the vehicle. Kimpton faced larceny charges and was released on bond of 128 dollars.

Cedar Rapids Iri Jolson Cedar Town James M. Kimpton Fourth Avenue SE Mary Dougherty Thirtieth Street Linn County Kimpton Judy Espe Jana Drive

Man Arrested on Drug and Intoxication Counts

Leonard J. Thompson, 25, of 428 Seventeenth Street SE, was charged with marijuana possession and intoxication early Tuesday. A van matching a larceny description drew police investigation, revealing marijuana odor and about half an ounce of the drug in the glove compartment. Additional charges tied to the larceny were being investigated. Thompson was held on $625 bond.

Leonard J. Thompson Seventeenth Street SE Thompson

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