Grand Jury Secrecy Upheld in Des Moines Ruling
Polk County District Judge A B Crouch again barred counsel for Town Power and Light Co from questioning grand jury proceedings while keeping the case pending. He may rule on expunging a statement by the grand jury and related documents from records in the Federal Power Commission case regarding a merger of two utilities.
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Des Moines
Folk County District Court
A. B. Crouch
Polk County
Crouch
Nee
Town Power and Light Co
A. Arthur Davis
Grand Jury
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Asst
Atty
Geni
Roxanne Conlin
Conlin
Carter
Funds Available For Another 100 Youth Unit Jobs
Cedar Rapids city council heard that funding for about 100 more summer jobs for youth may be obtained if positions are available. Federal funds cover these jobs through the Neighborhood Youth Corps at no cost to the agency providing them. About 500 youths qualify but would lack work this summer. the extra 100 jobs aim to reduce that number. Currently 216 NYC positions exist across Linn, Johnson and Jones counties.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn
Johnson and Jones
NYC
Lawrence University to award BA degrees to local graduates
Graduates Philip B. York Jane NW Elder and Robert W. Black 2131 Country Club Parkway SE will receive bachelor of arts degrees Saturday at Lawrence University Appleton Wisconsin. James Newell Ingle 504 Twenty first Street SE earned a Doctor of Medicine from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore Maryland on May 28 and will begin an internal medicine internship at Johns Hopkins Hospital July 1. Want ads perform an important community service read them daily.
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Philip B. York
Jane
Robert W. Black
Country Club Parkway SE
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
James Newell Ingle
Twenty-first Street
John Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore
Olsen
John Hopkins Hospital
FPC Reopens Hearing on Utility Merger
The Federal Power Commission agreed to reopen its hearing on a proposed Iowa utility merger between Iowa Power & Light Co. and Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co. after a petition for intervention by Iowa AG Richard Turner. The move allows new evidence. the merger had been tentatively approved but stayed pending Turner's petition. Ralph Nader's Center for Study of Responsive Law criticized the FTC and the FPC for not proving public benefit from the merger.
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Turner
FPC
Compas
Innes
Grand Jury
Washington
Iowa
Ralph Nader
Raiders
Atty
Richard Turner
Iowa Power & Light Co
Des Moines
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Davenport
Nader
Center For Study of Responsive Law
FTC
Commission
Nader Group
Four Bound to Linn Grand Jury in Municipal Court
Four individuals were bound over to the Linn County grand jury after preliminary hearings in municipal court. Nadean Bradow, 19, of 908 Twenty-eighth Street SE, faces marijuana and heroin charges related to a police raid on April 20. Kenneth Hall, 23, of the same address, is charged with possession of heroin. Barry Arnett, 825 Twenty-fifth Street NE, is bound over on a forgery charge for writing a $60.52 check to Me Too store, linked to Nasco Pizza on January 2. Charles Kelley, 18, of 178% Third Avenue SE, faces assault with intent to do great bodily injury for allegedly threatening Officer Mike Emerson with a shotgun.
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Nadean Bradow
Twenty-eighth Street
Hersin
Kenneth Hall
Twenty Eighth Street
Miss Bradow
Hall
Twenty‘eighth Street
Barry Arnett
Mt. Vernon Rold SE
Naso Pizza House
Charles Kelley
Third Avenue, SE
Mike Emerson
Nine Juveniles Charged Over Kennedy High Fracas
Nine youths aged 16 to 18 face assault and battery charges after a May 24 incident near Kennedy High School. Police youth bureau led the probe. another 13 youths were questioned, with nine charged and referred to juvenile court while 10 others denied involvement and were sent to probation.
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Kennedy High School
Police Department Youth Bureau
Probation Office
Lumir Konigsmark Injured After Fall in City
Lumir Konigsmark, 64, of 411 Eighth Street SE, was in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Tuesday with skull fractures from a fall Monday at Sixteenth Avenue and C Street SW. He remained in intensive care.
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Lumir Konigsmark
Eighth Street
Mercy
Konigsmark
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Girl Charged with Damaging Building
Alice Avis, 18, arrested Monday night for malicious injury to a building. She was held pending arraignment before Justice of the Peace Glen Powers. Alleged to have broken dishes and poured drinks on the floor at the Richard Havens residence 1740 Fourth Avenue SE on Monday.
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Alice
Avis
Justice of the Peace
Glen Powers
Richard Havens
Fourth Avenue SE
Two Hurt One Charged in Crash at City Intersection
A driver identified as Rona or wedo of Fin street NW was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control after his car rear ended another on Ellis boulevard at 6 avenue NW Monday night. The other car was driven by Douglas J. Trachta, 23, of Pioneer avenue SE. his wife Rose, 24, suffered whiplash and was treated and released from St Luke's hospital.
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Rona Or. Wedo
Fin!street NW
Ellis Boulevard
Avenue NW
Douglas J. Trachta
Pioneer Avenue SE
Trachta
Rose
St. Luke's Hospital
CREA Condemns Cross-Burning in Cedar Rapids
CREA adopted a unanimous resolution condemning a cross-burning at the home of Rev. William Colton executive director Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission. The measure, approved by the CREA board and shared for discussion, also addresses intimidation and discipline issues in schools where student rights may be violated.
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William Colton
Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
Representative Assembly of the
Cedar Rapids Education Assa
CREA
Robert Aljlender
Meeting on Trail Signs Is Proposed
Town highway commission proposes a meeting with state agencies to discuss the sanctioning and signing of local tourism trails. Mt. Vernon may gain a single trailblazer on highway 1 as officials weigh input while Cedar Rapids groups push for regional trails. The panel debates signage standards, safety concerns, and potential road clutter, with opposing views from Derby Thompson and Harold Schiel.
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Ames
Town ‘Highway Commission
Mt. Vernon
Joseph Coupal
Commission
Coupal
Town Development Commission
Development ‘Commission, Conservation, Commission and State Historical Society
William C. Gray
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Derby Thompson
Burlington
Highway Commission Public Relations
White Pole
Red Bull
Highway Commission
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