Dye pleads innocent of escape in Linn District Court
Terry R. Dye 22 appeared in Linn District Court in leg irons and pleaded innocent to two counts of escape and one count of carrying a concealed weapon. Trial dates were set for Aug. 14, Aug. 21, and Aug. 28 on the respective charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry R. Dye
Linn
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Dye
John Riccolo
August Hansell Jr
Riccolo
Orlie Workman
Fructose Plan Lifts ADM Stock Amid Sugar Price Hopes
ADM shares rose as investors piled in on anticipated sugar price gains stemming from congressional import restriction debates. Coca Cola announces bottlers can use a new 55 percent fructose blend, potentially giving Coke bottlers a 10 percent to 15 percent cost edge.
Fructose Sweetener Rollout Reaches Soft Drink Bottlers
Coke bottlers get approval to use 55 percent fructose in non cola brands Sprite Mr Pibb and Fanta while firms like Royal Crown Nehi and Dr Pepper Pepsi and Seven Up test or adopt the higher blend. The shift follows 1974 price spikes and requires plant modifications with anticipated cost advantages for bottlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprite
Galvez
Andreas
Royal Crown
Nehi
Dr Pepper
Pepsi
Seven-Up
Seven plead innocent on riot counts in Cedar Rapids case
Seven Cedar Rapids residents pleaded innocent to rioting and related charges stemming from a May 20 confrontation with police outside a southeast side tavern. Trials are set in Linn District Court with dates from August to September for various counts including assault with intent to injure and interfering with official acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles Hodges
Roy Williams
Edward L. Williams
Daniel J. Morgan
Shawn Franklin
Rufus Lea
John Pledge
Linn District Court
James Noonan
Hodges
Klappholz
Edward Williams
Noonan
Pledge
Les Casteel
Downtown mall planning moves forward with utility relocations
Abbott Lipsky of Smulekoff's Furniture and consultants report the downtown two story enclosed mall on Second Street SE between Second and Fourth avenues is well along with electrical wiring relocations slated for fall or possibly next spring. Project costs are borne by developers and city revenue is expected to grow by 12 to 15 million with leases of air rights and new jobs. The project is projected to take about 14 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipsky
Shire-Hattery and Associates
Second Street
Second
Fourth Avenues
Cook Found Guilty of Burglary in Cedar Rapids
A Linn District Court jury convicted 19 year old James P. Cook of burglary in the second degree for the April 28 break in at 2207 Linden Drive SE. Items were found in a car registered to Cook with keys in his possession. he claimed the belongings were placed there by a friend. Sentencing date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
James P. Cook
Robert Houghton
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Cook
John Hyland
Doris N. Holub
Carolyn A. Overturf
Annette L. Wolfe
Dorothy E. Gongwer
Michael C. Kadlee
Steven C. Crawford
Allen K. Bressler
Brian J. Huffman
Robert B. Willett Jr
Marion
Carol E. Kremer
Central City
Jane A. Shaw
Lisbon
Melvin G. Davis
Mount Vernon
Kennedy High School Band to Perform in Racine Parade
The Kennedy High School Band from Kennedy and Harding junior high students will perform in Racine Wisconsin’s July Fourth parade. City funding supports part of the 160 member band with help from the Kennedy Band Parents Association. The event draws up to 150000 spectators and features 110 units. The Kennedy Jazz Ensemble and Kennedy Band will also perform, followed by a Harding Ice Cream Social on July 27.
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Kennedy High School
Harding Junior High
Kennedy
Racine
Wis
Lee Wille
Kennedy High School Band Parents Association
Wille
Harding
Max Northrup
Couple charged in theft of 47 guns in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids couple William E. Varner and Regina Varner were charged with theft in the second degree after 47 guns were stolen from Squaw Creek Tap and Gun on Mount Vernon Road. police recovered 14 guns in a search, most were handguns. The burglary occurred while the owner was away, with entry via air conditioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Squaw Creek
Mount Vernon Road
Linn Sheriff's Deputies
William E. Varner
Regina Varner
O Ave
James Neagle
Sheriff's Criminal Division
James Barnes
Cecil Koeneke
Koeneke
Kevin Bruce Callies
Huxley Lane
Callies
William Dean Miller
Bowling St
Five Family Practice Graduates to Stay in Iowa
Graduation ceremonies for Cedar Rapids Family Practice Residency produced eight graduates with five remaining in Iowa. Notable attendees included Dr. G. Gayle Stephens of the University of Alabama and diploma presenters Dr. Marian Barnes and Dr. Philip J. Crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
G. Gayle Stephens
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Marian Barnes
Philip J. Crew
Alan D. Bilyeu
University of Illinois
Moweagqua
Michael R. Butner
University of Missouri At Columbia
Marshall
Jo Lynn M. Glanzer
University of Iowa
Robert S. Hranac
City approves expanded street plan for C Avenue area
Traffic Engineer Mel Meyer proposes widening and reconfiguring C Avenue at Blairs Ferry Road and Old Marion Road to ease bottlenecks near Rockwell Collins. The plan, costing about 40 000 for C Avenue work and 60 000 for Blairs Ferry Road, aims to join Old Marion Road at a right angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Avenue
Rockwell-Collins
Mel Meyer
Blairs Ferry Road
Meyer
Old Marion Road
Collins Road
Farmer Hiler Fined in IRS Tax Case in Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Hiler, 54, a Somers farmer in Calhoun County, was fined 500 in U.S. District Court Cedar Rapids after being found guilty of a misdemeanor for supplying a false memo to the IRS to substantiate a 1973 federal tax deduction. The verdict followed his June 14 conviction date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hiler
Somers
Calhoun County
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Internal Revenue Service
Hiler
IRS
Law clerk Miell among Drake students clerking for judges
Cedar Rapids item notes 13 Drake University Law School students serving as summer student law clerks. Robert Miell works for Chief Judge Harold Vietor in the 6th Judicial Circuit with listings of travel and localities. Also contains brief ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miell
Marion
Drake University Law School
Miell
Harold Vietor
6Th Judicial Circuit
Cedar Rapids
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Roland Krekeler
Insetts Stall
Hansell
Sixth Judicial District
Terry Dye
ADM
Congress
Coca-Cola
Adrian Galvez
Morgan
Michael Klappholz
Brown Derby
Lea
Anthony Scolaro
Third Avenue
Rompot Street
C.R. Today
Abbott Lipsky
Smulekoff's Furniture Store
Edward Alien Lee
10Th Ave
Philip Papineau
Fifth Ave
Fifth St
Rosetta Harris
Summer Circle
Hiawatha
Sharon McKibbin
Kimberly Wong
Western Drive
Arthur Harris
San Francisco
Calif
Sheraton Inn
Wong
Steven Paul Jones
Emerson Ave
University of Nebraska
Estherville
Michael F. Miriovsky
Marshalltown
Donald A.F. Nelson
Thomas J. Schroeder
Loyola University
Illinois
Frederick L. Thompson, III
University of Kansas
Mackinac Island
Holland
Michigan
Saulte Ste. Marie
Wisconsin
Dells
Agana Canyon
Canada
D.J
Adv
West Side Garden Center
L St
3Rd Ave
6Th St
Becky
Julie
16Th Ave
Iowa Board of Nursing
Iowa Room
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood Community College
Ample Lady’s Summer Sale
Klinger Paint Co
Sth Ave
Peg’s Beauty Salon
29Th St
John Niles
Gertrude Niles
Long Beach
St. Pius
Siebke Hoyt Jewelers
Cledar IR Rapids Bowling Center
Las Vegas
P Abs Ly Sgah Optical
1St Ave. S.E
First National Motor Bank
7Th Avenue
3Rd Street
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