Turner Seeks Probe Into Iowa Trooper Fight
Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner asks Dubuque County for an inquiry into a fight at the Dubuque Law Enforcement Center involving Trooper Thomas Gabriel and his prisoner Stuart Auld after a speeding stop. The dispute follows a contested internal department probe that cleared Gabriel.
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DES Moines
Richard Turner
Dubuque
Iowa
Turner
Dubuque County
Atty
Robert Curnan
Richard Norpel
Thomas Gabriel
Carr
Norpel
Edward Dickinson
Gabriel
Stuart Auld
Monticello
Dickinson
Auld
Law Enforcement Center
Tuesday Optimists win 37th Central YMCA Service Club Olympics
The Tuesday Optimists edged the Ex club by one point to claim the 37th Central YMCA Service Club Olympics with a final score of 248 to 247. More than 350 men competed as Cedar Rapids Noon Lions led with seven first places and Barron Bremner doubled in squash and liar contest.
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Central Ymca Service Club
Optimists
Ex Club
West Side
Sertoma Club
Rotary
Cedar Rapids Noon Lions Club
The
Lions
Tary
Max Huffman
William Kinderknecht
Kiwanis
Paul Jones
Maurice Wilson
Dale Bertrand
J. Daubenmier
John Morrow
Exclub
Sunrise Optimists
Cedmar Sertoma
Metro Kiwanis
Greater
Cedar Rapids Sertoma
Canopus
Cedmar Optimists
Y's Men
Tuesday Night Optimists
Five Seasons Kiwanis
Delhi man injured in rollover on Highway 38
Steven Mc Arcavy a 28 year old from Delaware was listed in good condition at a Manchester hospital after his pickup truck left highway 38 a mile north of Delhi and rolled over.
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Delhi
Steven McArcavy
Delaware
Manchester
Highway 38
Here
Administrative Communications Seminar Set at Kirkwood
A two day seminar on administrative communications at Kirkwood Community College April 5 and 6 is led by Dr Jerre Gratz of Pan American University. Topics include cost controls internal communication patterns decision making perceptual and group communication techniques. Tuition is 50 per person with required pre registration contact Dan Schaeffer at 398 5416.
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Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Management Development
Jerre Gratz
Pan American University
Texas
Dan Schaeffer
Saint Patrick legend travels far with snakes said to flee
United Press International notes the legend of Saint Patrick may extend beyond Ireland. The tale suggests he visited Crete New Zealand Malta Iceland and Hawaii as well, noting these places also lack native snakes.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Crete
New Zealand
Malta
Iceland
Hawaii
Man Charged With Breakin Rocarek Held on $7500 Bond
Delane Brian Rocarek, 18, of 1205 Third Street NW, faces charges of breaking and entering receiving stolen property and uttering a forged instrument. Police tie him to break ins at John Cooper residence 1247 Fourth Street NW and Junior Moneypenny residence 402 H Avenue NW. A $40 check on William Roder’s account was also tied to the case. Rocarek is jailed in the county on $7,500 bond.
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Delane Brian Rocarek
Third Street
Rocarek
John Cooper
Fourth Street
Cooper
Moneypenny
H Avenue NW
William Roder
Leisure Boulevard
Sandhills Safari Space Available
Space remains for Saturday and Sunday wildlife week trip sponsored by Indian Creek Nature Center. The cost is 35 dollars for non members and 30 dollars for members. Contact Curtis Abdoudi at 362-0664 for details. Full color wildlife posters available free. mailing costs 20 cents.
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Indian Creek
Curtis Abdoudi
Jaycee Toastmasters Pick Cannaday Champion
Dick Rehman, president, announced Charles W. Cannaday the club speech contest winner. Cannaday will represent the group in the area three contest March 28 at the Ramada Inn. Newly elected officers are Rehman Lee Spicher Cannaday Hines Nidey Williams.
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Dick Rehman
Jaycee Toastmaster Club
Charles W. Cannaday
Ramada Inn
Rehman
Lee Spicher
Charles Cannaday
John Hines
Don Nidey
Wayne Williams
Manson Cultist Good Convicted for Threats
Sandra Good, once part of Charles Manson's circle, is convicted on five counts of threatening to kill leaders she accused of polluting the earth. Susan Murphy, 33, is also convicted on one count and could face five years. sentencing for Good is set for April 13.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sandra Good
Susan Murphy
Miss Good
Charles Manson
FBI
Miss Murphy
MacBride
Mitchellville Closing Voted by Committee
A joint Iowa legislative appropriations committee voted unanimously to close the Mitchellville girls training school effective January 1, 1977. Inmates would transfer to the state juvenile home in Toledo. The panel also approved $400,000 to operate Mitchellville for the rest of the year as part of overcrowding remedies.
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Des Moines
Legislative Appropriations Committee
Iowa Girls Training School
Mitchellville
Toledo
Bert Priebe
State Men’s Reformatory
Anamosa
Fort Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Roads Association Seeks 110 Million for Highway Jobs
The Iowa Good Roads Association urged state lawmakers to add 110 million dollars for highway work to save up to 6000 jobs in road and road related industries. C W Sloan, executive vice president, warned job losses if funds are not provided for primary, county and local road projects.
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Mason City
UPI
Iowa
Iowa House vows to complete revision of state criminal code
Des Moines AP Democratic leaders push to finish a 427 page criminal code bill amid GOP amendments. Rep Norman Jesse says Atty Gen Richard Turner blocked much of it. Turner blames filibuster by amendment for delay. The panel advanced sections on trespass, property damage, animal injury, government offenses, and obstructing justice.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Richard Turner
House
Norman Jesse
Turner
Robert Kreamer
Terry Branstad
Lake Mills
Senate
Jesse
Jerome Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
Don Avenson
Oelwein
Avenson
Conferees Mull New Property Tax Plan
Des Moines conferees debate a two year plan to curb property taxes while a task force develops long term recommendations by January. The plan maintains the 20 mill school levy through 1977 78 with updated state shares and adds changes to homestead credits ag land taxes and budget growth guidelines. Elderly and low income homeowners and renters gain some increases in benefits under the proposal.
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Des Moines
House-Senate
House
Senate
Committee
Robert Ray
School Foundation
State Revenue Department
Boxcars Looted in Cedar Rapids Railway Theft
North Western railroad agent Jess L. Paul told police 18 cases of popcorn with 24 one pound bags valued at 71 dollars were taken from a boxcar near Tenth street SW Cedar Rapids. Fourteen cases of dog food valued at 179 dollars and two cases of pancake mix were also taken from boxcars at an undetermined location.
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North Western Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Jess L. Paul
Tenth Street
Paul
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