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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1983

Page

3

Construction halted on Marion police station over rod size

Building inspectors demanded an engineering report after finding supporting column rods smaller than required. In related metro coverage, residents on Sixth Avenue SW blocked a street ban, then the council scrapped the plan and prohibited trucks instead. Guards at Anamosa’s state facility dropped 102 grievances as dress code changes eased tensions. Prime Minister Begin, distressed by cabinet fights and Lebanon casualties, secluded himself in his office.

Marion Metro-Iowa Sixth Avenue First Third Streets Israel Begin Lebanon Menachem Begin

Reagan plan shields psychotics from disability reviews

Health secretary Margaret Heckler said the Reagan administration would exempt 135,000 psychotics and paranoid schizophrenics from Social Security disability reviews and expand permanent disability criteria. The White House aims to make reviews fair and humane while randomly selecting cases to reduce wrongful cutoffs and reinstate thousands on appeal.

Washington Reagan Administration Health and Human Services Margaret Heckler Los Angeles William Gray 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals Heckler Social Security Administration Social Security Congress GAO

Tax protest links surface in Kahl case and Dubuque 15

The Cedar Rapids murder case ties Leonard Ginter to the Dubuque 15 tax protest group from 1975, with Ginter as an adviser and organizer amid the Kahl gunfire investigation. U S attorney Evan Hultman described Ginter and his wife Norma as key figures connected to the Posse Comitatus network.

Roland Krekeler Gordon Kahl Arkansas Cedar Rapids Leonard Ginter Kahl U.S. District Court Wisconsin Dubuque Deer Ginter Evan Hultman U.S Northern Judicial District of Iowa the Gazette Tuesday Dubuque 15 Hultman Norma Lawrence County Gene Matthews Ginters Posse Comitatus

Ex Prudential manager sues for unemployment benefits

James Doyne, former Prudential district office manager in Cedar Rapids, sues the Iowa Appeal Board over a denial of unemployment benefits. He claims the evidence does not prove misconduct and notes he surrendered his insurance license in March amid accusations of encouraging deceptive sales practices.

Prudential Insurance Co Cedar Rapids James Doyne Linn Iowa Department of Job Service Doyne Iowa Insurance de

Correction on burglary defendant residence

Robert A. Frendle, 22, previously listed at 552 Forest Drive SE, was charged Monday with second degree burglary but no longer lives there. The Gazette had reported that address based on authorities.

Robert A. Frendle Forest Drive SE

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