Postal Service settles suit over missing coins
The U S Postal Service agrees to pay Cedar Rapids man Henry Heaton 2683 dollars to settle a lawsuit claiming 5366 dollars of coins mailed in an insured package never reached their destination The settlement ends the case with dismissal and release of further claims Heaton mailed the coins June 19 1984 to a New Hampshire dealer insured for 20000 the package returned August 6 1984 and subsequent evaluations found many coins missing or not listed in the inventory
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U.S. Postal Service
Cedar Rapids
Henry Heaton
19Th St
U.S. District Court
Heaton
Ernment Agency
New Hampshire
Arizona
Friendship Force group to visit Kiel West Germany this week
The Cedar Rapids based Iowa Friendship Force departs Wednesday for Kiel for a week with host families and a second week touring. On August 17 a group of 21 from Japan will stay two weeks in Cedar Rapids. Hosts are needed for nights and daytime activities along with a riverboat ride and pig roast.
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Friendship Force
Kiel
West Germany
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi River
West Branch
Iowa
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Cedar Rapids Division
The Cedar Rapids division lists multiple bankruptcy petitions with debts ranging from thousands to several million. Notable filings include Wayne R. and Jane A. Frauenholtz with 3 043 449 debts and 136 884 assets and Mark A. and Jeannette J. Thomas with 2 759 985 debts and 398 402 assets. Also named are Patricia A. Hilton, Michael D. Brokaw, Perry L. and Susan K. Benore, Seth Weaver, and others with varying assets and exemptions. Steven E. and Carmen L. Rieger appear among those seeking court supervision to pay debts.
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Cedar Rapids
David D
Cynthia R. Krumm
Walker
Wayne R. and
Jane A. Frauenholtz
West Branch
Mark A. and
Jeannette J. Thomas
Steven E. and
Carmen L. Rieger
Redbud Rd
Drunken Driving Charges Listed For Multiple Suspects
A list of individuals charged with drunken driving runs through a weekend, naming each offender with age and arrest location. Notable entries include Carl Turner a third offense and Robert Wilhelm a second offense, with arrests across downtown and suburban intersections.
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Larry Pernicka Jr
Oakland Rd
First Ave
Ninth Street
Natalie Kick
Fairfax
First Avenue
Clarence Bartels
Vermont St
Highway 151
County Road
Stephen Shindell
Marion
40Th Street
Soutter Avenue
Carl Turner
H Ave
Robins Road
Boyson Road
Hiawatha
Robert Bruce
Washington Ave
Marion Boulevard
Daniel Eye
Anamosa
Jeffrey Stramel
Higley Ave
Oakland Road
F Avenue NE
Robert Wilhelm
Newhall
First Avenue SE
Carl Cross
Fourth Ave. SE
16Th Street SE
Ackley Charged With Assault After Nightclub Fight
Timothy Ackley of 1519 Fourth Ave SE is charged with assault causing bodily injury after a fight with Richard Knapp of 937 Eighth Ave in Marion outside Pyramid Club II at 10 25 p m Friday Ackley was treated at Mercy Hospital and released.
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Timothy Ackley
Fourth Ave
Richard Knapp
Eighth Ave
Marion
Pyramid Club II
Third St. SE
Ackley
Mercy Hospital
Burglary Reports At Two Homes In Southeast City
A burglar struck Dan Bunn at 1611 13th Ave SE between 1 30 and 8 30 am Saturday taking a video camera and a videocassette recorder valued at 1800 dollars after entering through a rear door. Don Mulbrook at 128 33rd St NE over the weekend reported theft of a television set a microwave oven and a fan with total value 690 dollars with entry through a rear window.
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Dan Bunn
13Th Ave
Don Mulbrook
33Rd St. NE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norwest
Norwest Bank
Norwest Visa
MasterCard
Norwest Gold MasterCard
Marion, N.A
FDIC
Postal Service
Federal Court
Patricia A. Hilton
Allview Dr. SW
Michael D. Brokaw
Glass Rd
Perry L
Susan K. Benore
Cavalier St. NE
Scheuerman-Richardson Inc
Iowa City
Garth C
Judith A. Hinrichs
Victor
Cynthia C. Fall
Salon
Mark A. Weaver
Mount Vernon
Betty R. Weaver
J St. SW
Seth Weaver
Orthbrook Manor Care Center
Northbrook Manor
Council Street
Center Pt. Rd
Vern Cooper
Thurs
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