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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1994
Page
13
The records note a 100000 cash game reference beside entries for June 9. Cheryl and Dennis Choate of Norway welcomed a son. Cathy Holten of 3623 F Ave NW reported the birth of a daughter.
A long list names numerous couples and individuals from Cedar Rapids, Marion, Hiawatha, and surrounding locales. The compiled roster pairs people and towns including Fort Hood Texas, Byron Minnesota, Antigo Wisconsin, and Mesa Arizona, indicating intercity connections and partnerships.
Cliff Allshouse, 52, of 9241/2 First Ave NW, was found dead in his apartment by co workers at about 7 45 am Thursday. Police said foul play is not involved.
The Log lists Francisco Arias Gonzalez age 20 of Madison Wisconsin arrested at Ellis Park at 9 33 p m for drunken driving and Dale A Turner age 37 held on assault with intent to commit sexual abuse for allegedly forcing a woman onto a bed at the Marion Motel on April 24 causing injuries while attempting sexual assault. Also reported is a daytime burglary on Kiowa Trace NE with items valued around 750 including wine rings a coin collection and pens, with no forced entry.
In Linn District Court Merritt of Springville had charges of going armed with intent and stalking dismissed after a guilty plea to carrying weapons. He received a $500 fine, a two year suspended sentence, and probation for a Sept 3 1993 incident on E Avenue NE. Bean of 424 First St SW had an indecent contact with a child charge dismissed after pleading guilty to other charges involving a 13 year old female between June 1 1992 and July 30 1992.
Jorge Lyons and 84 other inmates at the Iowa Medical Classification Center earned high school diplomas or GED certificates in a prison gym ceremony. Kirkwood Community College provided classes as treatment director Lowell Brandt urged self direction and lifelong goals.
Indian Creek Nature Center announces multiple summer programs for children. Activities include Bee Bug and Beetle sessions for grades 1-3, canoeing for grades 6-8, and bird and nature series for kindergarten through third grade, with varied per-session and three-day fees. Llama Trek for grades 6-8 on June 30, Fossil Foray August 10–11, and beginning canoeing August 1. Registration via 362-0664.
In Johnson County Iowa, 2,425 Democrats and independents crossed party lines to vote in the Republican primary aiding Fred Grandy who won by 293 votes over Terry Branstad. Among Republicans, 3,640 remained in their own party while 191 switched to the Democratic primary. Overall Democratic turnout was 6,422 Democrats and 634 independents.
A twelve member Iowa group led by James McCue of the University of Iowa visited the Persian Gulf region. They found residents engaged in discussion about the war and missing soldiers. Linda Kettner enjoyed the water while noting the beauty of the Gulf and people’s warmth.
In Linn District Court Cedar Rapids defendants faced guilty pleas or unsecured judgments on diverse felony counts. Michael A. Robison admitted to second degree theft tied to a 1987 Ford Escort. five year suspended sentence and probation. Daniel T. Reed faced verified guilt and 10 year suspended sentence with probation and 60 days in a facility program. Luke L. Stewart pleaded guilty to second degree theft with restitution and probation. John M. Pettit pleaded to third degree burglary. five year suspended sentence and probation. James R. Liuzzo Jr. pleaded guilty to second degree fraudulent practices. deferred judgment, probation, and $5,681 restitution. Rowland M. Gibson pleaded guilty to second degree criminal mischief. deferred judgment. Glynn D. Jones pleaded to going armed with intent. up to five years with one day served. Randy R. Mathes pleaded guilty to three counts of prohibited acts. $1,000 fines on each, three concurrent 10 year suspended sentences, probation.
Ron Ellis of the Packers and Stockyards Administration says the cattle exchange failure could bring a major financial impact, with losses cited up to 70 million dollars. The incident involves unpaid livestock sellers and bond concerns as regulators seek to identify creditors and pursue Spring Grove's $255000 bond.
Iowa City Iowa the Iowa Department of Transportation will inspect the North Liberty Road and North Dubuque Street intersection after a series of serious crashes. Johnson County Engineer Doug Frederick asked the county Board of Supervisors to seek IDOT review. IDOT will test road speeds and propose improvements. County crews recently updated signs and markings but drivers continue to run the stop sign.
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