Webster guilty plea in bus receipt case outlined at hearing
Webster pled guilty to a misdemeanor and was fined $100 for false receipts involving a bus in the sheriff's office case. The attorney argued no evidence of fraudulent intent and questioned charges of neglect of duty, noting potential $8,000 loss over four years and possible reassignment at lower pay. He testified the incident involved a receipt falsely indicating a Scarlet Angels bus owned by the drum corps.
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Carmichael
Commission
Sheriffs Department
Scarlet Angels Drum and Bugle Corps
Griser
Minor Barnes
Robert Schreiber
State Revenue
Mary Roseberry
Melvin Struthers, Jr
MorAmerica
Dennis Flatley
Bill McCarty
Sheriff's Office
Hutton
Scarlet Angels
Jim
Walter Grant
Grant
Bill
Workman
Darold Smith
Doug Hansel
William Byrne
Byrne
Hansel
Donald Potter
Cedar Rapids
Potter
Webster Demotion Upheld in Abandoned Vehicle Case
The commission upheld Webster's demotion after testimony about six sheriff sale transactions involving Griser and Jim Hutton. Witnesses described Webster as professional and loyal, while investigators noted his statements about illegal transactions and a stolen vehicle tie to the case.
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Jim Hutton
Roseberry
Denton Schultz
Webster
William Masterson
Iown Department of Transportation
Masterson
Faches Withdraws From U.S. Attorney Race in Iowa
Wil liam Faches of Linn County says he is no longer a candidate for the United States attorney post in the Northern District of Iowa. He withdrew after initially applying through Washington and cited concerns over prosecutorial discretion. He did not inform the Iowa Federal Judiciary Selection Commission about his reconsideration, which had already received his application.
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William Faches
United States Attorney Post
Iowa
Faches
Justice Department
Washington
Department
United States Attorney
Cedar Rapids
Federal Judiciary Selection Commission
United States
Cedar Rapids Jobless Rate Steady At 3.0 Percent
The Cedar Rapids area unemployment rate held at 3.0 percent from April to May in a Job Service of Iowa report. May employment reached 76,800, up 1,000 from April, with gains in agriculture, service, government, self-employed and domestic workers. Job seekers included experienced assemblers welders and drill press operators. After June the rate is expected to ease gradually. ON THIS DATE in 1834 the Indian Territory was created by congress.
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Job Service of
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Job Service
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