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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1986

Page

13

Reagan picks Scalia as new Supreme Court justice

The Reagan administration announced Antonin Scalia will become the newest member of the Supreme Court panel, replacing Burger who retires after 17 years as chief justice. Scalia was chosen from a list of jurists seen as aligned with judicial restraint.

Burger Reagan White House Donald Regan Edwin Meese Peter Wallison Rehnquist Scalia

Grassley predicts Reagan picks won’t shift court far right

Senator Grassley says the Supreme Court will be only slightly more conservative under Warren Burger's successor. President Reagan nominated William Rehnquist to be chief justice and Antonin Scalia to replace Rehnquist. Both should win Senate confirmation, Grassley expects, while Sen. Harkin withholds judgment.

Antonin Scalia U.S. Court of Appeals Washington Rehnquist Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Grassley Tom Harkin Lowa Scalia The Gazette

Reagan praises Rehnquist and Scalia for Supreme Court impact

President Reagan lauds Justice William Rehnquist for fifteen years of distinguished service and intellectual clarity. He calls Justice Antonin Scalia highly energetic and deeply knowledgeable, noting Scalia’s qualification for elevation and that Scalia would be his second Supreme Court appointee after Sandra Day O'Connor.

Reagan Rehnquist Supreme Court Scalia Sandra Day O’connor Law School

Morris Plan disclosure approved for Chapter 11 reorg

Bankruptcy judge Melloy approves the Morris Plan and MorAmerica disclosure statement after two hours of testimony. He orders hearings in communities with Morris Plan offices to explain the plan. Creditors and depositors will receive the disclosure, plan, committee recommendations, and a ballot within 30 to 45 days.

Five Seasons Center Melloy Morris Plan MorAmerica Dixon MorAmerica Financial Corp Morris Plan Co Iowa

Indianola Teen Killed in Highway 92 Pedestrian Crash

Shera Finney a 17 year old from Indianola died Monday night after being hit by a pickup traveling along Highway 92 about a quarter mile west of Indianola. The Iowa State Patrol said the pickup was driven by Allen Brown 22 of Patterson.

Indianola Shera Finney Highway 92 Allen Brown Patterson

Scalia Seen as Potential Ally for Conservatives on Court

Conservatives unhappy with Burger era votes seek Scalia as a more consistent ally. He has criticized federal court overreach on affirmative action and privacy rights, questioned agency independence from the president, and urged restraint on libel rulings. Scalia’s stance could influence abortion, press access, and public power debates.

Burger Scalia Supreme Court Federal Reserve Board Pennsylvania Edwin Meese U.S. Court of Appeals District of Columbia University of Chicago

Manchester man, 23, charged with attempted murder

Manchester resident Daniel D. Timmer, 23, faces two counts of attempted murder for allegedly assaulting his wife Lori Timmer, 21, and a Manchester police officer Van Zyck during a domestic dispute. The officer was treated after the incident at the Timmer residence.

Iowa Manchester Daniel D. Timmer Timmer Lori van Zyck Delaware

Manchster man charged after deadly incident at county hospital

Delaware County authorities arrested Timmer at the scene Monday afternoon after he caused head lacerations and was treated before release. He faces attempted murder a Class B felony with up to 25 years and two aggravated misdemeanor counts. Timmer is held in Delaware County Jail on 57500 bond with a reduction hearing set for today.

County Memorial Hospital Manchester Timmer Delaware County

Benton deputy resigns to take EMS director post

Benton County supervisors accepted the resignation of Boeckmann a 34 year sheriff deputy who also served as McGruff the Crime Dog. He will become emergency medical services director at Virginia Gay Hospital in Vinton taking the new job July 1. Sheriff Popenhagen said the departure leaves the department with five deputies.

Vinton Benton County Boeckmann Sheriff's Department McGruff Virginia Gay Hospital Kenneth Popenhagen

Blairstown Signs Police Protection Contract with Sheriff

Benton County supervisors approve a contract between Blairstown and the sheriff for police protection at 20 hours per week costing 13 dollars an hour. Scheduling to be set by the sheriff and Blairstown mayor. Van Horne, Norway, and Atkins also contract hours.

Blairstown Sheriff's Department van Horne Norway Atkins

Innocent Plea in C A Murder Case for Murl McMullin

Murl McMullin 21 pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in Linn District Court over the June death of Marilyn Kolek 40. Judge Koehler set Sept 8 trial and Aug 26 pretrial. Kolek's body was found at 137 Dawley St NE. McMullin claimed Kolek asked him to kill her. he is held on 575000 bond.

Murl McMullin Marilyn Kolek McMullin Linn District Court Patrick Grady Nancy Baumgartner Thomas Koehler Kolek Dawley St. NE

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