United Way approves 2.6 million goal with cancer Society partner
United Way of East Central Iowa board sets a 1983 campaign goal of 2.6 million with Linn County American Cancer Society as a partner. The contract guarantees 75 thousand plus 1 percent of total funds, plus 100 thousand earmarked for new agencies, and begins Sept 1.
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Dick Hogan
United Way of East Central
Iowa
United Way
Linn Cancer Society
The
Cancer Society
Linn County
United Way Board
Mary Burke
Burke
Bob Blahnik
American Cancer Society
National Board
Donald Custis
Custis
United Way mulls sale leaseback of its building
United Way of East Central Iowa seeks an outside investor to buy, remodel, then lease back its 712 Third Ave SE facility. Purchase price about 200000, renovation 125000, financed by Cedar Rapids bonds over 20 years with no investor profit.
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United Way
East Central
Iowa
Eric Hender
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Hender
Hollins Found Guilty in Cedar Falls Attempted Murders
Linn District Court jury found Hollins guilty of trying to murder Al Davidson in Cedar Falls on Oct 4 and of a lesser charge for shooting at Sears Lockett in the same incident. The verdict followed about six hours of deliberation after a venue change.
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Jan Hollins
al Davidson
Cedar Falls
Sears Lockett
Linn
Hollins
Lockett
Davidson
Hollins faces murder trial linked to Davidson case
Linn District Court hears that Hollins and his brother Jay are among three charged with Davidson's murder in January. Hollins faced counts of attempted murder self defense claims, assault resulting in injury for shooting at Lockett, willful injury for driving into them, and possession of a pistol without a permit. Sentencing set for July 27 with a 25 year maximum for the attempted murder and a five year minimum due to firearm use. A 1967 Glassboro summit between Johnson and Kosygin is noted in the record.
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Davidson
Hollins
Jay
Lockett
P&G accused of suppressing shock study
An attorney for more than 25 toxic shock victims alleges Procter and Gamble hid a company funded study linking Rely tampons to a toxin tied to toxic shock. The motion requests the study results showing Rely tampons produced four times the toxin of competing brands. Merlin Bergdoll of the University of Wisconsin allegedly conducted the tests.
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Procter & Gamble
Clarita Dusinek
Fort Madison
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Dusinek
Tom Riley
Merlin Bergdoll
University of Wisconsin
Properties Sold in Marion Area
The Marion report lists two house sales. Joseph J. LeGrand of Siloam Springs Arkansas sold 1063 Eighth Street to Todd Satterly through Lemon and Co with Century 21 Stepher Helbig. Norman Magg of Spirit Lake Iowa sold 2985 Fourth Ave to Mikeal D Tope. Sale was
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Marion
Joseph J. LeGrand
Siloam Springs
Ark
Eighth St
Todd Satterly
Lemon and Co
Century 21
Stepher Helbig
Norman Magg
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Fourth Ave
Mikeal D. Tope
Marion area real estate sales reported by multiple agencies
Marion News reports numerous residential transfers including Henry and Linda Asher selling 1087 Lith Street to Victor Stark. Gerhard and spouse selling 1240 C Avenue in Satellite Beach to Patrick Frett. Duane Robison of Century 21 Siepker Helbig selling 165 22nd Street to James Parker. Carroll and Joan Henkes selling 3030 23rd Avenue to Thomas Heflin. John C Fowler selling 1095 29th Street to Carolyn Stucker.
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Schlotterback
Century 21
Siepker-Helbig
Henry
Linda Asher
Springville
Victor A. Stark
Gibson-Midland Partners
Gerhard Pietsch
Satellite Beach
Calif
C Ave
Patrick A. Frett
Duane’ Robison
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