Cedar Rapids council approves wide raft of zoning and public works measures
At the Wednesday Cedar Rapids meeting the mayor and all commissioners were present as resolutions and ordinances passed unanimously. The agenda included annexation petitions for 3724 Beechercourt NW and a portion of Blairs Ferry road, multiple rezoning requests from R-2 to R-3 R-4 and M-1, and a suite of public safety and infrastructure actions such as a March of Dimes walk, first readings on dance flyer space, storm sewer projects, and purchases for parks and public works including a 1975 GMC duo, a Toro equipment line, a John Deere tractor, and a Vietnam veterans memorial plaque installation.
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March of Dimes
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Court Allows Some Leeway on Testimony Rules
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 prosecutors may use certain improperly obtained statements to discredit a defendant's trial testimony. It preserved the Miranda rule that such statements cannot be used to build the main case. The court also upheld a New York welfare provision tying aid to locating the father, but federal changes since July 1 limit its impact.
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Texas Pterosaur Aims To Reclaim Big State Status
In a tongue in cheek column, readers celebrate a Texas pterosaur find, noting its wingspan of 51 feet and its status as the largest winged reptile yet discovered. The piece weaves Texan pride with political banter and casual dinner table chatter about energy policy.
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Sex Bias Case Dismissal Denied at UNI
Two female UNI clerical workers Paine Christenson and Phyllis Guhman had suits against the University of Northern Iowa, the state and the board of regents. U.S. District Judge Edward J. McManus denied motions to dismiss, keeping the discrimination action alive.
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First Dismissal For Malingering
John Byrnes a 31 year old veteran of the New York Police Department is dismissed for malingering. Police Commissioner Michael Codd ends his ten year service by the department first time in history to fire for medical absenteeism and alleged deception amid a dispute over employment and labor standards. The article also notes a civil suit alleging sex discrimination by university personnel with multiple legal actions and procedural rulings.
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