AIM leader Stanley Holder surrenders and returns to Linn Jail
Federal court records show Stanley Holder of the American Indian Movement turned himself in to authorities in Oklahoma City and will appear before U.S. Judge Edward J. McManus next week. The 26 year old Wichita Indian from Lawton, Oklahoma, was convicted in Cedar Rapids in June 1975 for involvement in the 1973 Wounded Knee takeover and faces an additional failure to appear charge. He was flown to Cedar Rapids and is now in Linn County jail awaiting sentencing and possible appeal.
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Stanley Holder
FBI
Cedar Rapids
Oklahoma City
U.S
Edward J. McManus
Holder
AIM
Wounded Knee
S.D
Linn County
Leonard Crow Dog
Carter Camp
Chicago
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Camp
Six Charges Against Wilks in Search for Suspect
John Wilks, 26, of 1428 Third Avenue SE, held on 30 000 bond with six charges including robbery with aggravation burglary carrying a concealed weapon and possession of a controlled substance. Police say a shot was fired during the incident at Donald Anderson’s apartment. two suspects were arrested. Lyndon Baird Smith, 18, of 1213 First Avenue SE, charged with receiving stolen guitar from a break in at Walter Wilson residence on Bever Avenue SE.
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John Wilks
Third Avenue SE
Wilks
Donald Anderson
Donald O’donnell
Lyndon Baird Smith
First Avenue SE
Walter Wilson
Bever Avenue SE
Governor Settles A Football Bet
Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp honors a bet with Ohio Governor James Rhodes after Ohio State beat Penn State. Shapp notes the mushrooms are a consolation prize and jokes about a new plant location, hoping for cooperative growth and future jobs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
James Rhodes
Buckeyes
Rhodes
Keystone State
U.S. Steel
Wisconsin man charged in 20 counts of jury tampering
A Wisconsin man, Thomas Stockheimer, 45, formerly of Mosinee, is indicted on 20 counts of jury tampering in Cedar Rapids federal court May 1975 related to the Dubuque 15 tax resisters. He mailed letters to jurors and previously attacked an IRS agent in 1974 and once ran for Congress on the American ticket.
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Wisconsin
Dubuque Area
Stockheimer
Internal Revenue
U.S. Congress
Local businessman charged in U S tax case
James Judson Fashiopaur, vice president of Fashion-Par Homes Inc of Marion, faces seven counts for failing to deposit social security and income taxes withheld from employees. The IRS ordered separate tax deposits after each payday but funds totaled $8,786.12 were not remitted. He is to appear before U S Magistrate James Hodges Friday morning.
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Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Cedar Rapids
James Judson Fashiopaur
Fashion-Par Homes, Inc
Marion
Asst
U.S. Atty
Dan Cutler
IRS
Fashimpaur
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Cutler
Fashiopaur
James Hodges
Ford keeps door open for 1980 presidential run
Spokane AP Former President Ford is keeping the door open to run in 1980, says former press secretary Ron Nessen. He will likely have more concrete plans in a year or two and weighs all factors before committing. Nessen notes Ford has informed him he is keeping the option available.
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Spokane
Wash
Ford
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Dome Wins Eminent Domain to Build Iowa Pipeline
The Iowa commerce commission ordered Dome Pipeline Corp to use eminent domain for 149 miles of 12 inch line across eight northeast counties as part of a 187 mile Iowa segment of a 1720 mile system from Alberta to Michigan. The line, to carry ethane ethylene propane butane and light condensates, faces landowner objections but must meet three feet of cover to avoid drainage tiles.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Commerce Commission
Dome Pipeline Corp
Iowa
Alberta
Canada
Monroe County
Mich
Dome
Iowa Commission
Mitchell
Howard
Chickasaw
Bremer
Fayette
Buchanan
Delaware
Jones Counties
Clinton County
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Agricultural Property Rights Assn
Cedar Rapids
Patrick Roby
D.C. Dwight
Williams Brothers Engineer
Commerce Commission
Coffeehouse at Alburnett showcased by district students
Alburnett Community School District students under Dennis Bookhart present Coffee house Friday and Sunday at 7 30 pm at the school. The program includes the choir girls glee club soloists and ensembles with reserved seats $1 50 and bleacher seats $1 at the door. Refreshments will be served. On this date in 1966 eight American educators and their pilot died in a Da Nang mountain crash.
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Alburnett
Alburnett Community
Dennis Bookhart
da Nang
South Vietnam
Medicaid Unit to Get Prosecutor in Fraud Squad
Des Moines legislative panel voted to add a prosecutor for a special Medicaid fraud squad amid a probe by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation into abuse by vendors and service suppliers. The committee approved 25,000 dollars for the prosecutors, possibly matched by federal funds, with a senate committee to revisit the measure.
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Des Moines
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Craig Beck
John Brunow
Dcenterville
House
Social Services
Senate
Brunow
ADC
Country Star Stoney Cooper Dies at 58
Country music singer and bluegrass fiddler Stoney Cooper died Tuesday in a Nashville hospital where he had been confined since February 4. He was 58. Cooper and his wife Wilma Lee had appeared on the Grand Ole Opry radio program for 20 years.
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Nashvilee
Tenn
Stoney Cooper
Wilma Lee
Grand Ole Opry
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Kedt Rop'linn
Linn
Tom Fruehling
Federal Courthouse
Lawton, Okla
United Press International
Anderson
Bill Malloy
Diamond Store
Malloy Jewelers
S.E
Springhouse
Center Point Road
Hilltop House Furniture
Mt. Vernon Rd
Hardee
Edgewood
Johnson 'S
Iowa Pipeline
Coffeehouse
Medicaid
Country Star
Thas
Price
Sherwin-Williams Company
BankAmericard
Second Avenue S.E
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