Carter Rejects Plea Orders Hearst Move to Los Angeles
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Oliver Carter denied defense efforts to keep Patty Hearst in San Francisco awaiting sentencing. Hearst, 22, was ordered moved to Los Angeles by week’s end for state charges linked to a Mel’s Sporting Goods shooting, with sentencing rescheduled to April 12.
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Hearst
Los Angeles
San Francisco
UPI
Patty Hearst
U.S
Oliver Carter
Miss Hearst
Bery
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Mel
Albert Johnson
Marion man runs for state rep in 29th district
Daniel J. Anderson 24 of Marion announces Democratic candidacy for the Iowa state representative seat in the 29th district. He works for Penick and Ford, is AFL-CIO active, Mt. Mercy College graduate with accounting degree, and has aided small business through SBA programs. He and wife Lina have daughter Stacy. Joe Rinas currently holds the seat.
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Daniel J. Anderson
Elm Street
Marion
Anderson
Penick and Ford
Ber
Afl-Cio
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Mt. Mercy College
Lina
Stacy
Joe Rinas
Iowa
Two Charged in Separate Incidents at Independence
Police arrested two men in separate incidents Monday night in Independence. James Walter Faulkner, 28, was charged with drunk driving after his car hit a parked vehicle owned by Harry Stimson, with extensive damage. Robert Dale McMurrin, 30, was charged with injury to a building for allegedly breaking a theater ticket window at the Malek theater, with window damage estimated at 85 dollars.
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Independence
Seventh Avenue NW
James Walter Faulkner
Harry Stimson
Faulkner
Robert Dale McMurrin
Malek
Suspended Sentence on Embezzlement in Vinton
Lester Alvin Zook of Vinton pled guilty to embezzling 4361 dollars from the Vinton UAW Employe Credit Union while treasurer of the local Hawk Bill unit. In district court he received a five year sentence at Ft. Madison but the term was suspended and he was placed on probation under the chief parole officer.
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Vinton
Lester Alvin Zook
Ft. Madison
Zook
Vinton Uaw
Hawk Bill
Wagner Seeks Fayette Duties in County Supervisor Race
West Union Carl Wagner 59 Dover county farmer has filed for Fayette county supervisor for the term starting January 2. Incumbent Carl Oldenburg will not seek re election. John Fay of Fayette also filed nomination papers for the post.
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West Union
Carl Wagner
Dover County
Fayette County
Carl Oldenburg
John Fay
Fayette
La Porte City Man Fined for Drunk Driving
Tama county district court fined 300 dollars to La Porte City resident David Gray don McQuilkin 55 with license revoked and enrolled in Hawkeye Tech drinking drivers school in Waterloo. Jeffrey Ames Stoehr 21 of Gladbrook faced marijuana and drunk driving charges with court appointing counsel and setting Friday arraignment for Ronda Jo Hanks 18 Tama and Donald Paul Cory 21 Tama for concealed weapon charges with 200 dollar bond.
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Toledo
David Graydon McQuilkin
la Porte City
Tama County
James H. Carter
McQuilkin
Hawkeye Tech
Waterloo
Jeffrey Ames Stoehr
Gladbrook
Carter
Ronda Jo Hanks
Tama
Donald Paul Cory
Informal Approval on Busing Fee Proposal in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Community School Board gave informal approval to charge parents the per pupil busing cost for riders under hazardous walking conditions. The move targets North Twin area families, who live closer to school than state bus distance rules.
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Cedar Rapids
Munity
Otto Wiedersberg
North Twin
Cedar Rapids school board approves junior high remodeling and bus charge plan
The Cedar Rapids Community school board approved air pollution control devices for Franklin and Wilson junior highs with Climate Engineers the low bidder at 23866 dollars. An estimated 381000 renovation at Roosevelt and six percent architect fees for McKinley and Wilson site work were authorized. The district also plans per pupil charges starting September 1976 to cover bus service for North Twin Pines pupils, with free or reduced fees and pro rated billing for moves.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Junior High School
McKinley and
Wilson
McKinley
Grant Wood Area
State Department of Public Instruction
Wiedersberg
John W. Arbore
Yellow Pine Drive
North Twin Pines
Cedar Rapids district to cut 17 teachers next year
The Cedar Rapids Community School District will need 17 fewer teachers next year due to declining enrollment. The equivalent loss is 17.4 positions, mostly at the elementary level, while junior high needs drop by one. Escola staffing will total about 1,156.1 positions across classroom, special education, counselors, and principals.
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Board of Education
Educational Services Center
Second Avenue
Richard Schulz
Schulz
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