District Court NAMES 35 DRUNK DRIVING GUILTY PLEAS IN IOWA
Thirty five defendants in Linn County First Avenue division pleaded guilty or had charges dismissed on drunk driving counts. David A. Bush 37 of 3165 Grove Court SE received a 60 day suspended sentence and probation with drinking drivers school at Kirkwood Community College. Dozens more were placed on probation or faced deferred sentences as part of the court action with numerous arrests from Oct 18 to Mar 1 across multiple towns and addresses including West Liberty Monticello Hiawatha Central City Solon Marion and Bryan Texas.
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First Avenue
Linn District Court
David A. Bush
Grove Court SE
Department of Correctional Services
Kirkwood Community College
Timothy P. Petty
West Liberty
Herschel M. Ponder
Monticello
Michael D. Schutte
Ohio St. SW
Steve A. Grimm
H Ave. NW
Larry L. Ullrick
38Th St. Drive
Diane A
Robert A. Cole
Deborah Drive
Johnnie L. Linwell Jr
First Ave. NE
James R. Smith
Pioneer Ave
Marcia A
Bonnie L. Bell
15Th St
Audie L. Ramos
Drexel Drive
Michael A. Mathews
Mango Drive
Hiawatha
Timothy R. Soukup
Blairs Ferry Road
Gordon L. Trimble
Terrace St
Marion
Jack R. Willett
Blairstown
Scott A. McLees
15Th St. SE
Russel L. Edwards
North Towne Place
Vernon E. Dodson
Bryan
Texas
Brian P. Smith
13Th Ave
Robert D. Walker
44Th St
Dennis C. Stephens
Oakland Road
Richard C. McGuin
Terry L. Welsh
Independence
Shirley J. Smith
Meredosia
Ill
Hallie Cronebarger’s Struggle With Pride and Perseverance
Hallie Cronebarger, 59, disabled by strokes and confined to a wheelchair, lives in Marion at 440 22nd St. She refuses to rely on handouts, runs a frugal household, and dreams of starting a snack and gift shop while seeking any job. Her resilience inspires neighbor Linda Cushman and underscores issues of dignity, poverty, and independence.
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Hallie
22Nd St
Walker
Center Point
Marion
Ten drivers charged in Linn County drunk driving sweep
Ten persons were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County Saturday night and Sunday. Names include Julius E. Moneypenny 55 of Marion and John M. Murphy 23 of Marion with additional charges for some suspects. Location details cover Eighth Street NW Highway 151 and multiple Marion intersections.
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Linn County
Julius E. Moneypenny
35Th St
Marion
Eighth Street
John M. Murphy
11Th St
Highway 151
Springville
John A. Steinerson
Crestridge Drive
15Th Street
White Pine Drive
Cindi L. Brodersen
Crestwood Drive
Sixth Street
33Rd Avenue
Richard L. Carpenter Jr
12Th Ave
Mary J. Rohwedder
Mount Vernon
Lisbon Road
Jay L. Weinreich
10Th Ave
Alpine Road
Roger B. Davis
Leopards Could Be Downgraded From Endangered to Threatened
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service proposes downgrading leopards from endangered to threatened status. Commercial trade remains banned but sport hunters could bring back trophies and zoos could import leopards. Three recent studies find leopards fairly abundant in Africa.
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Washington
United States
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
The
Wildlife Service
Africa
Marion Briefs Local events and fire calls in Marion
Lions Club meeting features City Manager Carl Ramey at 6 15 p m at the Suburban. Boy Scout Troop 555 holds a court of honor at 7 p m at Marion Christian Church. Linn Mar students dismiss 90 minutes early Thursday for spring break with Friday and Monday off. Marion fire responses include a garage fire at 1291 12th Street Sunday 7 12 p m and a chimney fire at 2223 Eighth Ave 6 33 p m Saturday.
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Lions
Marion
Carl Ramey
Lions Club
Boy Scout Troop 555
Marion Christian Church
Linn-Mar
Eighth Ave
Stolen Skid Loader Reported From Marion Equipment Lot
A skid loader valued at 13000 dollars was reported stolen over the weekend from Quinn Equipment Co. in Marion, with the machine in an outside lot. Marion police also logged 32 thefts last week including 19 bad checks, six criminal mischief cases, two burglaries, three assaults, one false financial instrument use and one indecent exposure. Fourteen arrests were made on drunk driving, theft, public intoxication, warrants, assault, reckless driving and unlicensed operation. Police issued 28 speeding tickets and 50 other traffic offenses.
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Quinn Equipment Co
35Th St
Marion
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