Linn County Tax Deadlines Loom For Payments And Exemptions
The courthouse deadlines affect Linn county residents with property taxes. First half 1967 Linn county taxes must be paid before Monday to avoid penalties, with postmarked payments accepted if mailed before midnight Sunday. Payments may be made in person at the treasurer’s office or at most local banks. office hours are 8 to 5, Monday through Friday.
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Linn County
Wendl Kulish
Kulish
Cedar Rapids weighs buying Causeway Road link
Cedar Rapids officials explore acquiring the so called Causeway Road connecting Shaver Road NE to a Fourth Street NE extension by the Rock Island freight house. Mayor Frank Bush says city is contacting railroads and owners about transferring ownership while the city would accept dedication if offered. The private roadway runs along a levee between Cedar Lake and the slough feeding the Iowa Electric plant on Fifth Street NE.
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Cedar Rapids
Shaver Road
Fourth Street
Rock Island Railroad
Frank Bush
Illinois Central, Rock Island and
Milwaukee
Ted Fedder
Don Canney
Rock Island
Canney
Cedar Lake
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Fifth Street
Psychiatric Test Requested for Cedar Rapids Youth
The court-appointed attorney for 18 year old Quincy Tobin seeks a psychiatric examination before his plea. Tobin faces charges of assault with intent to kill and attempted breaking and entering after a June 18 incident at Shaheen's Tavern in Cedar Rapids. He is jailed on $20,000 bond for attempted murder and $5,000 on the other charge.
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Cedar Rapids
Quincy Tobin
Eighth Street SE
Shaheen
Fifth Avenue Tavern
Fifth Avenue SE
Robert Matias
Tobin
James Sliger
Linn County
Indiana Man Guilty Of Forgery In Linn County Case
Louis E. Ferguson 29 of Gary Indiana was sentenced to ten years in Fort Madison after a Linn district court jury convicted him of uttering a forged instrument for passing a 234 62 check at the Hiawatha Me Too store on April 5. Judge J Paul Naughton imposed the sentence after about a half hour of deliberation following the Monday start of the trial. Two other Indiana men were charged in the same incident with one convicted earlier this month and the other awaiting trial.
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Louis E. Ferguson
Gary
Ind
Fort Madison
Linn District Court
Ferguson
Hiawatha Me Too
Indiana
J. Paul Naughton
Accident Suit Seeks 12382 From Insurance Co
A Cedar Rapids couple and their son filed in Linn district court alleging Western Mutual Insurance Co owes them 12382.48 from a June 26 1966 crash on Highway 218 south of Cedar Rapids. Stephen Cram was driving the car forced off the road by an unknown driver, sustaining permanent injuries.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Des Moines Insurance Company
Willard Cram
Stephen Cram
Western Mutual Insurance Co
Highway 218
Cram
Radl seeks third term in Iowa House Subdistrict 2
Lisbon Democrat Richard Radl announced re election plans for a third term and submitted nomination papers to the Secretary of State. He will seek the party nomination in Linn county Subdistrict 2, which includes multiple townships around Cedar Rapids. He is a business owner and local community leader active in engineering and scouting groups. Judith Ann Schappert also announced candidacy from rural Cedar Rapids.
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Richard Radl
Melvin Synhorst
Statehouse
Radl
Linn County
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Buffalo
Brown
Linn
Franklin
Bertram
Putnam
College
Fairfax
Clinton
Monroe
Iowa Development Commission
Illini Molded Plastics Co
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers
University of Illinois
Judith Ann Schappert
Rusk Denounces East German Pressure on West Berlin
Secretary of State Rusk condemned East German actions restricting access to West Berlin as an anachronism and a threat to Berlin’s economy. He spoke after four hours of talks in Bonn with Chancellor Kiesinger and other leaders to show U S support for West Germany on the issue.
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Kiesinger
Washington
West Germany
Forrest Primrose of Fairfax Dies at 78
Forrest Eugene Primrose 78, retired Cedar Rapids area farmer, died at his rural Fairfax home after a brief illness. Born December 13, 1889 in Atkins, he belonged to Presbyterian churches in Shellsburg and Atkins. He married Catherine Ann Benesh Beatty February 25, 1959 at the Little Brown Church Nashua. Surviving: wife. three daughters Anna Lees Wilmington California, Georgena Coy Shellsburg, Rose Taylor Central City. one son Eugene Primrose Cedar Rapids. step-daughter Kathleen Koehn Atkins. three brothers Elmer Primrose Vinton, Clarence Primrose Atkins, Ira Primrose Cedar Rapids. one sister Irene Rimrodt Cedar Rapids. 16 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Preceded by two former wives Olive Crawford 1931 and Mary Rose Lockhart 1949. Memorial services 1:30 p.m. Friday Turner Chapel West. burial Sisley Grove cemetery. Friends may call chapel until 1 p.m. Friday.
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Forrest Eugene Primrose
Cedar Rapids
Atkins
Shellsburg
Catherine Ann Benesh Beatty
Little Brown
Nashua
Anna Dorine Lees
Wilmington
Calif
Georgena Catherine Coy
Rose Marie Taylor
Central City
Eugene Edward Primrose
Kathleen Beatty Koehn
Elmer Primrose
Vinton
Clarence Primrose
Ira Primrose
Irene Rimrodt
Olive Crawford
Mary Rose Lockhart
Turner Chapel West
John E. Wheatley
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Sisley Grove Cemetery
Last Call for Tax Credits Deadline Nears in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids property owners have until 5 p.m. Monday to file for tax credits including homestead and military exemptions. The city assessor’s office hours extend this week with Saturday morning availability on the fifth floor of City Hall. Applications for homestead credits require occupancy and six months residency, with additional credits for those over 65 or low income.
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Linn County
Forrest Holveck
Holveck
Cedar Rapids
County Recorder
Piersall
Dale Piersall
City Hall
Iowa
62Nd General
Code Change Restricts Helicopters in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids officials consider an ordinance to confine public and private heliports, airports, or landing strips to B-2, B-3, M-1, M-2, and industrial park zones. The measure would ban helicopter landings in all residential areas and B-1 neighborhoods pending final approval after a council hearing.
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Cedar Rapids
Wiedersberg and Comptroller Meet in Privacy
Cedar Rapids school business director Otto Wiedersberg met with state comptroller Marvin Selden in Des Moines to discuss a long standing accounting problem across Iowa districts. The closed meeting focused on deficit conditions caused by mismatched fiscal calendars between July to July budgets and January to January tax incomes. No conclusions were reached.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Otto Wiedersberg
Marvin Selden
Wiedersberg
Iowa
Sayde
Selden
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