Cedar Rapids crime and city notices list and licenses
Local record item lists births in Mercy Lane and St. Luke's with addresses, marriages licenses for Cedar Rapids area, out of town birth in Naptes Florida, and residents of Marion Center Point Rock Falls and Sterling. It also covers speeding fines, reckless driving, disobedience of stop signs, license violations, parking fines, and registration and license plate penalties across multiple Linn and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Gundacker
Rita Schmid
Robert Bousek
Elizabeth Liddell
Cedar Rapids
Dale Barnes
Sharon Mader
Center Foint
John Siperly
Rock Falls
Kathy Rauscher
Sterling
Lrr
John Gooper
Cheryl Stone
Marion
Andrew Wieland
Ernest Grimm
Rod Bean
Blairs Ferry Road
Steven Burgess
Vinton
Steven Krizek
Fourth Street
Jess Banard
Ellis Boulevard
Eugenia Stillions
Leisure Boulevard
Hiawatha
Ronald Koch
Marvin Bensend, Jr
Carriage Drive
Stephen Foster
Tenth Street
Police plan limited responses amid budget cuts and fuel costs
LaPeters outlined cuts in patrols and response standards, noting no response to certain nonviolent calls and stricter station procedures while fuel costs rise. The plan aims to restore services later. neighborhood watch programs suggested to aid policing.
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LaPeters
Suifta
LePeters
Ed Dalton
Ray's Rail Leadership Earns Award
Des Moines AP Gov Robert Ray received a distinguished service award from the American Railway Development Assn for leading Iowa rail planning. The honor was presented by Raymond Larm herty of Rock Island Lines and Kenneth Sanders at Burlington Northern Railroad, highlighting the state program's success since 197. It credits cost sharing and branch-line upgrades involving shippers, carriers, and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Ray
American Railway Development Assn
Raymond Larmherty
Rock Island Lines
Kenneth Sanders
Burlington Northern Railroad
Iowa Rail
Slabaugh Names Campaign Staff for 23rd District Bid
Solon Republican Darrell Slabaugh disclosed the campaign team for his bid in the 23rd district. Campaign manager Pat Berntsen of Mount Vernon and treasurer William Carmichael of Cedar Rapids were named, along with several staffers from Salon and Cedar Rapids. The 25th district currently includes Cedar Rapids precincts and Linn and Johnson county areas, opposed by Rep. John Patchett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slabaugh
Salon
Jan Schobert
Patrick Cobb
Sue Thomas
Dick Lensing
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Johnson County
Resently
Jlabaugh
John Patchett
Worth Liberty
Iowa program could guide rail planning beyond state lines
Lawherty noted a Ray presentation as rare for non rail insiders to win the award. Ray recalled that railroad planning was once federal but Congress now urges states to craft effective plans. He urged Iowa's program as a model for other states.
Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries report the deaths of Robert B. Hunt 57 Cedar Rapids resident for 10 years born Sept 24 191B in Jackson Minnesota married Hale McDonough Oct 15 1938 in Estherville. Services 10 am Saturday Westminster Presbyterian Cedar Memorial burial. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Multiple other notices list families and funeral arrangements for nearby residents with varied service times and cemeteries.
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Robert B. Hunt
Edgewood Road
Cedar Rapids
Jackson
Minn
Hale McDonough
Estherville
Lales
Ostwald
Westminster — Presbyterian Church
Elmcrest Country Club
The
Elks Club
Pearl Hunt
Jackson, Minn
Roberta Lugus
Minneapolis
Colleen Lymon
Philadelphia
New Augusty
Miss
Clifford Hunt
Astherville
Marvin Hunt
Galva
Neva Sauchuk
St. Paul
John P. Woods
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
Fairfax
Elmer M. Vorel
Turner Chapel
Czech National Cemetery
Visitation
Vining
John V. Riha
St Mary's Catholic Church
Rosary Priday
B. Mason-Hand
S. Victor
Mabel Schirm
St. Sarno’s Lutheran Church
McAninch’s
Brooklyn
Ella McCluskey
Nevenhoven’s
Jackson Township
Montezuma
Williamsburg
Truman
Jennie) Buland
United Presbytesian Church
Uhlmann
Anamosa
Albert
Benadom
Goettsch
Maxine Kvapil
Los Angeles
David J. Kvapil
First Christian Church
Royal Neighbors of America 1759
Ely Rebecca Lodge
Cedar Chapter
Ranturn Star
Carel Wohlleben
Marion
John R
Davenport
David J, Jr
Lincoln
Ned
Marjorie Clark
Robert L. Black
David Polk
Cedar Memorial Funeral
American Lung Assn
Avenue Resurfacing Nears Completion in Milwaukee Corridor
Resurfacing of First Avenue East will finish to the Milwaukee viaduct Friday. The contractor will start on the segment between the viaduct and Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Work in the south lane reduces eastbound traffic to one lane with restricted access on cross streets except at major intersections. The Cedar Memorial entrance marks the project’s eastern end.
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First Avenue East
Milwaukee Viaduct
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Memorial
First actress performs public role in London theater in 1660s
In 1662 Charles II issued a license allowing women to act in the English state. Margaret Hughes is noted as the first actress to perform publicly, playing Desdemona in Othello at Clare Market theater in London on December 8, 1660.
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Charles LI
Margaret Hughes
Desdemona
Clare Market
London
District GOP caucuses set as Ford Reagan clash looms
In a staged split before the state convention delegates race, Ford and Reagan supporters vie for district delegation seats. Key figures include Tom Tauke, Lois Charlton, Jill Durin, and Franc Palmer with events at the Savery and Veterans Auditorium. Chair Mary Louise Smith to attend.
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Tom Tauke
Dubuque
Ford
Kansas
Cuy Wee
James Bristol
Warkon
Lois Charlton
Manchester
Ted Ellaworth
Dee Diederichs
Roger Shall
Camanche
Jill Durin
Cedar Rapids
Linn Gop
Francs Palmer
Joan Lipsky
Jeaning
Kansas City
Reagan
the Savery
Veterans Auditorium
Mary Louise Smith
Guy Vander Jagt
Michigan
Johnson County Parties Both Sides Seek New Leadership
Democratic Chairman Douglas Smith and Republican chairwoman Laverne Larson announce resignations in Johnson County Iowa. Smith cites time constraints amid recent internal disputes surrounding a June primary vote and Carter campaign ties. Larson resigns effective July due to business and personal commitments. replacement chairmen expected within a week.
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Owa City
Johnson County
Douglas Smith
Smith al T Ne
Iowa
Smith
Democratic Party
Underground parking ramp linked to elevated CO risks
A report notes carbon monoxide exposure in an enclosed underground ramp may affect drivers, workers, and children left in cars. It recommends better ventilation, possible traffic controls, and notes lack of attendants and high costs for remedies.
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Ed Cohtan
Air Nlake
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