Crime unit faces bleak funding outlook for LEAA
The Eastern Iowa Crime Commission warns of bleak federal funding as Congress delays LEAA funds. Chairman Ray Baker says cuts may force staff reductions and a move to cheaper offices, with Aug 21 meeting set to discuss on hold new projects.
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Eastern Iowa Crime Commission
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Congress
Copenhagen
Baker
Worlan
Potted plant issue centers on Kopel parking case
Linn Auditor Merle Kopel challenged a $5 ticket for parking behind the Witwer Building March 31. He testified he was on county business then visited a bank and a drug store for plant soil. Judge Donna Paulsen will rule within a week.
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Linn
Merle Kopel
First Avenue Division
Linn District Court
Donna Paulsen
Kopel
Witwer
Second Ave
County For
Handicapped Systems
State
Norm McElwain
McElwain
Marion council opens bids lower interest affects bond sale
Marion City Council opened bids for General Obligation Bonds after a delayed sale date due to publishing issues. Daii Bosworth of Davenport submitted the low net interest rate at 5.9011 percent, with potential rates higher if sold on the original date. The funds will finance public improvements, two garbage trucks, and a police car.
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Marion City
Daii Bosworth
Davenport
South 12Th Street
Meadowview Drive
Face Inc
Daleview Drive
22Nd Street
A Avenue
31St Street
14Th Avenue
35Th Street
McGowan Boulevard
Leighton Ford
Skogman
Kyle Skogman
15Th Avenue
Jim Cooper
Meadowridge
South
Marion
Copper
Marion Fire Calls and Local Ad Snippet Tie to Spring 1980 Styles
Fire department responders were called at 1 25 p m Thursday for Marion incidents. Medical assistance was requested in the 1900 block of Seventh Avenue. An advertising snippet promotes spring 1980 wardrobe updates, including bright striped cotton sweaters, a classic blazer, modified baggy pants, open toe pumps, and coordinated outfits.
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Seventh Avenue
Juvenile court referee funding to continue in six counties
The Eastern Iowa Crime Commission approved continuing the Linn Johnson Iowa Cedar Tama and Benton juvenile court referee program with a 57 028 budget for the year. The panel praised the program for faster hearings reduced detention time and improved rural service three officials reported 587 hearings by Paul Kilburg and 442 by Judge Brent Harstad from Jan 1 to May 31.
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Iowa Crime Commission
Linn
Johnson
Iowa
Cedar
Tama
Benton
Crime Commission
Paul Nelson
Linn County
Nelson
Paul Kilburg
Brent Harstad
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