Youth transferred to adult court on burglary and escape
A 17 year old Cedar Rapids youth will be prosecuted as an adult in Linn District Court on at least three second degree burglary charges and a felony escape charge. Bond set at 5 000 on each burglary count and 10 000 on the escape. Additional youths linked to the burglaries face juvenile proceedings.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Jeffrey A. Parsons
Third Ave. SE
Linn
Brent Harstad
Linn County Attorney’s Office
Parsons
First Avenue
Linn County
Harstad
Deborah Leonard
Leonard
Mitchellville
Eldora
Linn Juvenile Court
Johnson
Second Ave
Marion
Independence
Wonderland Day Care
15Th St
Colonial Center
Ronald Skaggs
Park Ave
Karen Perkins
Crescent St
Robert Nading
N. 14Th Ave
Hiawatha
Kevin Garretson
Ave. NE
Perkins
Nading
Wonderland
Cedar River
Donald Pattison
Northwood Drive
Iowa Major Crime Up 9 Percent in 1980
Iowa public safety figures show 109,018 major crimes in 1980, up 9.2 percent from 1979. Murders rose to 59 with a 23 percent increase. rapes climbed 28.5 percent to 334. larceny remained the largest category with 74,263 incidents, burglary up 10 percent, robbery up 12.4 percent, and motor vehicle theft down 8 percent. Arson reported for the first time with 1,303 incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Public Safety
Department of Public Safety
Second suit filed to block hiking trail development
A second lawsuit seeks to bar the Hiawatha to Linn County recreation trail project. Plaintiffs include 12 property owners along the route alleging public nuisance without proper policing. The case follows an earlier Etzel suit over fencing costs and county obligations.
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Hiawatha
Linn County
Linn District Court
George Etzel
Blake Blvd
The
Waterloo Railroad Co
County Conservation Board
Etzel
William Eads
Conservation Board
Leon Dean Denison
Robert J
Marilyn Goodin
Roger E
Doris M. Potts
Sidney S
Lila Smith
Ernest J
Ruth L. Dunkel
Paul W. Mollenhauer
Everett L. Squires
Melvin
Josy Cress
Glenn E
Reta White
William W
Annadean Bull
Amy Squires
Robert G. Sr
Freda W. Kearney
Jump Rope Contest Energizes Starry Elementary Students
A week long fitness emphasis at Starry Elementary in Marion features a jump rope contest for third graders. Several kids surpassed 2,000 jumps in 20 minutes. The photo shows Laurie Van Antwerp and Larissa Schultz. Neil Trout says he feels tired after the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starry Elementary School
Marion
Laurie van Antwerp
Larissa Schultz
Neil Trout
Gayla Newmeister
Marion Community Center activity schedule overview
This week's Marion Center calendar lists daily events from basketball and open gym to dance lessons, Headstart programs, and workshops at the Marion Community Center and related venues. A complete senior citizen activities listing is in Sundays Gazette Growing Order page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Community Center
Demeulenaere
McLeod
Belles and Beaux
Spurgin
Park Board
Connell
Danish Lodge
Gazette
Marion Parade of Bands Concert Planned for Tuesday
The Marion Independent School musical program will stage a 7:30 p.m. concert Tuesday in Vernon Middle School gymnasium featuring the high school and grades five through eight bands. Directors are Paul Wright George Shultz and David Law. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Independent School
Vernon Middle School
Paul Wright
George Shultz
David Law
Cedar Rapids Woman Sues IE for 5.3 Million Over Son’s Injuries
Dazie Swayze petitions Linn District Court seeking 2.65 million in actual and 2.65 million in punitive damages after her five year old son Trevallis was burned and crippled for life by contact with a pad mounted transformer near 2800 A Ave NE around 1 30. The suit accuses Iowa Electric Light and Power Co of negligent installation maintenance repair supervision and operation of the transformer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Dazie Swayze
Linn
Trevallis
Ave. NE
College arbitration to start on 1981 82 contract hearing
Education association and admin negotiators in College Community Schools begin a 1981 82 contract arbitration hearing at 9 a m in Prairie High School library. Arbitrator Richard Dole will select between association district proposals or the fact finder report. The association seeks 12100 base salary while the district offers 11900. fact finder recommended 11965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dole
Houston
Prairie High School
Dole
College Community Education Association
The
Education Association
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Vanessa Shelton Ravalla
By John McCarroll
Sazette
Des Moines Bureau
Robertson
Dally
Sptin
Tom Fruehling
Marion Center
Rapids
Chevrolet
Flowershop and Greenhouses
Pierson
Ellis Bivd
Avenue Floral & Botanicals
16Th Avenue SW
College School Arbitration
Collins RD
N.E
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