Mrs Harrington's Son Won't Be Going to Jail
A Mt Vernon prank caller who claimed to be President Carter may face no charges unless a formal complaint is filed. U S Attorney Evan Hultman notes impersonating a federal official has diverging interpretations across circuits and cautions that mere conversation is not a crime.
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Mrs. Harrington
Mt. Vernon
President Carter
U.S
Evan Hultman
Carter
Washington, D.C
IRS
Supreme Court
Hultman
Five-Year Penalties From Linn County Court Actions
Linn district court in the Third Avenue division handed multiple sentences for larceny motor vehicle theft and forgery. Linda Lewis received up to five years in the women’s reformatory for purse theft on Feb 7 1976. George K Jensen’s probation was revoked and he faces six months in county jail for larceny from a parking meter. Willard J Clary Jr received concurrent sentences up to one year and up to five years for operating a vehicle without consent and failure to appear. Gerald L Bohlen was fined 100 dollars for receiving stolen property under 20 dollars for possessing a stolen motorcycle. John D Hakes was fined 500 dollars for drunk driving second offense. Judy G Feickert got a one year jail term with 75 days suspended and two years probation for forgery linked to a 65 dollar check.
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Third Avenue Division
Linn District Court
Linda Lewis
Women’s Reformatory
Cedar Rapids
George K. Jensen
Willard J. Clary, Jr
Gerald L. Bohlen
Central City
John D. Hakes
Judy G. Feickert
City Market Opens 1977 Season at Cedar Rapids Recreation Center
The City Market begins its 1977 run Saturday at 5 a.m. and operates Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 5 a.m. to noon through Oct 29 at 1320 A Street SW. Local produce and handmade crafts will be sold, with bake sales on weekends. Tables may be rented for special sales. contact the Cedar Rapids recreation commission at 398-5065.
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Recreation Commission
Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Oelwein Man Sentenced After Hazelton Officer Assault
John F. Woodson a 25 year old from Oelwein was sentenced in Buchanan county district court after pleading guilty to assaulting Hazelton officer Ernest W. Bruster. He received 60 days jail for the assault with a suspended 60 day sentence for drunk driving. He is placed on 12 months probation attends drinking drivers school, license revoked indefinitely and will begin the jail term May 9 with work release.
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Independence
John F. Woodson
Oelwein
Buchanan County
Hazelton
Woodson
Ernest W. Bruster
Joseph C. Keefe
Area One Vocational-Technical School
Calmar
Rights of Cedar Rapids man upheld after police search
Cedar Rapids man Steven R. Meeker, 27, was frisked entering the Veterans Memorial auditorium for a Jeff Beck Santana concert and later arrested for possession of cocaine. Polk County Associate Judge Thomas Renda ruled no rights were violated, noting individuals attempt to bring drugs into the venue. Meeker pled innocent and awaits trial under pretrial release.
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Des Moines
UPI
Cedar Rapids
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Polk County
Thomas Renda
Steven R. Meeker
Meeker
Renda
Hiawatha Council Delays 1380 Appeal Decision
The Hiawatha city council postponed ruling on appealing Linn district court findings against the city amid a dispute with the county regional planning commission. An executive session with City Attorney Clinton Moyer lasted about 30 minutes. A May 18 decision appears likely at the next regular meeting. Judge Ansel Chapman had overruled the city’s motion for a new trial. The dispute centers on whether a majority of all commission members or a majority of those present is required to approve the plan. The interpretation of state statutes and commission by laws could influence 1380 interchange decisions for Hiawatha.
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Hiawatha City Council
Linn District Court
County Regional Planning Commission
Clinton Moyer
Ansel Chapman
Hiawatha
Commission
Summer Term at Kirkwood Child Care Unit
Kirkwood Community College will enroll children ages two through nine for a summer term beginning July 6. The center operates 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is located at Kirkwood's Lincoln learning center at Eighteenth avenue and Ninth street SW. Director Pat Otis can be reached at 398-5673 in Cedar Rapids for details.
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Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Pat Otis
Lincoln Learning Center
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Otis
Cedar Rapids
Sunrise Optimist Officers Chosen
Sunrise Optimist club election selects Roger Higgins as President and Terry Frank and Ed Martinson as vice presidents. Board directors include Mike Foley, Al Voetberg, Willard Yates, and Larry Bowers.
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Sunrise Optimist Club
Roger Higgins
Hertz Drive
Terry Frank
Ed Martinson
Mike Foley
al Voetberg
Willard Yates
Larry Bowers
Arbitration Called For Linn Workers
Linn county and the county employees union plan binding arbitration Monday over a new contract. Ten impasse items were listed, though specifics were not released to avoid hindering settlement. The hearing, before University of Iowa Professor Thomas Gilroy, will occur at 9 a.m. in the mediation offices at IE Tower.
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Linn County
American Federation of State
Trude Elliott
University of Iowa
Thomas Gilroy
Federal Mediation
Salvation Army Day Camp Dates Set
The Salvation Army community center offers four two week day camps for 6 to 12 year olds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 10000 avenue NW. Sessions run June 13 to 24 June 27 to July 9 July 13 to 26 and August 1 to 12 with a $30 per two week fee and a $1.50 registration. Family discounts apply and registration is first come, first served. contact Nancy Allspach at 364-9131 for details.
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Salvation Army
10000
Avenue NW
Nancy Allspach
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