Sentencing Set For Juenger in Bogus Bill Case
Michael Juenger, a convicted counterfeiter, was released from Linn County jail after a medical evaluation at an Oklahoma youth corrections institution. A federal judge ordered the study before his Cedar Rapids sentencing next Monday for involvement in a $3.2 million fake money ring busted in December. Juenger pled guilty in April to one count of possessing a counterfeit $24 bill.
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Edward J. McManus
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Cedar Rapids
Sixth Street SE
Will Juenger
C R Woman Arrested on Two Counts
Brenda Sue Krantz 21 of 326 Thirty third street NE was arrested after allegedly resisting police and intoxication following a bar eviction at R Place tavern 382 First Avenue SE. She attempted to bite and kick officers en route to jail and ankles were cuffed to prevent strikes.
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Thirtythird Street
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R Place
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Department of Adult Correction Services
City to Hire Four Officers for Drunk Driving Crackdown
Cedar Rapids Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck announced four additional police officers will join a federally funded program to reduce alcohol related violations. The four replace experienced officers moved to full time anti drunk driving work with a likely 136604 grant over 15 months to cover salaries equipment and public information.
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Escapee Taggart Arrested After River Island Sighting
Ronnie F Taggart 26 failed to return to Linn county jail on June 6 from work release. Deputies arrested him Sunday night on an island in the Cedar River upstream from Edgewood road. He was serving time for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Authorities had received word he was camping on the island.
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Television Listings Chaos Across Stations and Prime Time
A dense roundup of local TV listings shows Cedar Rapids to Waterloo stations and a mix of programs for the evening. It names networks, times, and shows like Gunsmoke, Maude, News and Weather, along with late night and educational blocks.
Coffin Opened In Bellevue Mystery Remains Unsolved
Bellevue officials opened an iron coffin containing a well preserved female body with no clues to identity or age. The casket will be resealed and reburied at an undetermined location. In Acton Maine a man electrocuted by touching water near an open cottage door was identified as Dale Stilphen, 36, of Cherry Hill New Jersey.
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Walker Child Crushed in Tractor Mishap
Jimmy Arnold, six, son of Gene and Mrs. Arnold of rural Walker, died when a tractor ran over him Sunday afternoon. The boy and his sister Angie were on the fenders, and the driver, 15-year-old Kent Kramer, downshifted the machine causing a lurch. Jimmy Arnold was pronounced dead at People's hospital in Independence. Services set for Wednesday at Cone Center United Presbyterian Church with burial at Quasqueton cemetery. Visitation after 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Mason-Harris in Quasqueton.
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Cascade Farmer Harold Curoe Dies at 71
Harold R. Curoe a Cascade farmer and auctioneer dies Sunday in a Dubuque hospital after illness. He served on the Dubuque county tax appeals board and was a longtime Whitewater township Democratic committeeman. Surviving: Naomi wife two daughters Sisters Mary Bernadine and Mary Teresita three sons and nine grandchildren. Friends may call at Till-Didesch funeral home in Cascade after 2:30 Tuesday with services Wednesday at Sacred Heart Fillmore Church. Burial in Fillmore church cemetery.
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Cedar Rapids youth held on three counts
An 11 year old Cedar Rapids youth was arrested on criminal trespass and attempted breaking and entering after trying to enter a vacant house at 1719 C avenue NE. He faced possession charges after pills similar to those given to a 14 year old girl in an overdose incident. The girl was admitted to Mercy hospital for observation. The youth was held in Linn county jail Monday. Andrew M. Hamilton, 20, of 324 Second avenue SE, was arrested Friday for malicious damage to a motor vehicle after throwing a beer can from a moving vehicle that shattered a car windshield at Ellis boulevard and Edgewood road NW. He was released after posting $125 bond.
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Ellis Boulevard
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Theft and missing items reported in Cedar Rapids brief
Mona Kulow of Hawkeye Gas 153 First Ave SE said $1400 vanished Sunday evening when she returned to close the station. Attendant on duty was reportedly at a social event. Julie Horn of 6102 First Ave NW reported a billfold with $140 cash and papers stolen at Merchants National Bank at Second Ave and Third St SE. Martha D Tableson of 141 Eighth St SE said 11 tapes valued at $1 each, two steaks at $6, and a Cornish hen were taken.
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Eighth Street SE
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Twenty-sixth Street
Shapp Endorsed By Five Fraternal Haulers Chapters
Five chapters of the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers voted during the weekend to endorse Pennsylvania Gov. Milton Shapp in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. The report notes multiple local incidents including thefts at the Spin City Laundromat and other break-ins with items valued from $4 to $700.
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Milton Shapp
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