Burglary Collects Items From Wilson Goodman Estate
Burglars took a microwave oven a stereo receiver and an antique clock from the Wilson Goodman residence Route 1 Toddville Linn Sheriff's Department said. Goodman estimated goods value over 1250 dollars. Gregory A Macheak 29 Coralville arrested 1227 am Third Ave and 10th St SE charged with wrong way on a one way street. Wayne A Harris 19 Marion arrested 105 am Center Point Rd and G Ave NE speeding. David J Peters 26 Marion arrested 255 am First Ave and 14th St NW disobeying a stop sign. Three men arrested in connection with a burglary at the Country Car Wash Walker Dennis P Dullea 19 Springville Kevin L Mysak 19 Springville and Brian Teymer 19 Route 2 Central City held in Linn County Jail. Marshal Barney owner of car wash notified deputies 1225 am. Dullea found in Barney's custody. Three arrested for drunk driving in Linn County early today.
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Wilson Goodman
Route 1
Toddville
Linn Sheriff's Department
Goodman
Gregory A. Macheak
Coralville
Third Avenue
10Th Street
Wayne A. Harris
Fourth St
Marion
Center Point Road
G Avenue
David J. Peters
Hilltop Drive
First Avenue
14Th Street NW
Walker
Dennis P. Dullea
Kevin L. Musak
Springville
Brian Teymer
Route 2
Central City
Barney
Sheriff's Department
Dullea
Teymer
Mysak
Linn County
Stallman death ruled self-inflicted in Iowa garage
Bernard William Stallman 72 of rural Fairfax died at home. Linn County medical examiner ruled death by own action. He was found by wife Nancy at 7:30 a.m. in a closed garage with an automobile engine running. He had been in poor health. services pending at Teahen Funeral Home.
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Bernard William Stallman
Fairfax
Linn County
Nancy
Teahen Funeral Home
Hoover program at West Branch starts summer series
The Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in West Branch opens its summer interpretive program with a 7:30 p m presentation led by park aide John Oehler. He discusses low mood its major causes and Hoover and his role as politician and president at the Friends meeting house for about 45 minutes followed by discussion.
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West Branch
Herbert Hoover
John Oehler
Friends Meeting House
Bridge Winners Named in Howell Movement at Kenwood Park
The Thursday Howell movement at Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church crowned Florence Henrikson and Frank Zeman first, Viole Schinken and Fritz Limbacher second, and Ruth Helm and Ken Burbach third. The next club championship game is set for Thursday at noon at the church. A former Czech representative Vladimir Houdek was granted permission to stay in the United States.
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Howell
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Florence Henrikson
Frank Zeman
Viole Schinken
Fritz Limbacher
Ruth Helm
Ken Burbach
Vladimir Houdek
U.S
Discovery Village faces 142577 cost overrun approval in Cedar Rapids
Subarea 5 Advisory Council approves a 142577 cost overrun for Discovery Village a residential center for the retarded planned northeast of Cedar Rapids. State approval was renewed after costs exceeded the initial 247048 for two eight bed units. Health Systems Agency board must sign off next Monday. Northbrook Residents Association criticized the plan favoring small group homes. Discovery Village sits west of Council Street and north of Boyson Road NE.
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Iowa City
Subarea 5 Advisory Council
Discovery Village
Cedar Rapids
Health Systems Agency Board of Directors
Advisory Council
Northbrook Residents Association of
Council Street
Boyson Road
University Hospitals to Buy Third Full Body Scanner
Iowa City University Hospitals win permission to spend up to 1.136 million dollars for a new full body scanner to meet rising demand. The Health Facilities Council 5-0 approved the project with a certificate of need amid endorsement by health departments and agencies.
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DES Moines — University Hospitals
Iowa City
State Health Facilities Council
State Health Department
Iowa Health Systems Agency
Richard Heriot
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
Gray Panthers Founder Speaks at University of Iowa
Maggie Kuhn founder of the Gray Panthers will address a three day Midwest conference at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Her talk on The State of the Economy and the Fate of the Elderly in the 80s is set for 7 30 p m at the Iowa Memorial Union with seminars on elder care legislation health services and home based care plus speakers from Cornell College the Iowa Gerontology Center and state government.
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Iowa City
Maggie Kuhn
National
Gray Panthers
University of Iowa
Kuhn
Iowa Memorial Union
David Osterberg
Cornell College
Greg Cusack
Thomas Walz
U of I
Gerontology Center
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Bookworld
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
MAD Magazine
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