New judicial referee chosen for Linn County
Cedar Rapids attorney John Monroe, 32, will be appointed Linn County hospitalization referee at about 20 000 dollars yearly, saving taxpayers roughly 16 000. He will replace Merle Fishel, with Harold Vietor saying the date will be set after transition talks. Monroe, a University of Iowa Law School graduate, has five years private practice and previously clerked for Judge Edward J. McManus.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
John Monroe
Harold Vietor
6Th Judicial District
Monroe
Marion
Merle Fishel
Victor
Fisher
Route 3
University of Iowa Law School
Edward J. McManus
Documents aid Cordaro defense in Linn County trial
A Linn County sheriff's calendar of prisoners, accessed under a judge's order with safeguards, may be used by defense attorney Jack Kegel to cross examine jail officials in the Frank Cordaro case. Jury selection faced delays as motions to dismiss charges and to compel document production were argued.
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Linn County Sheriff's
Frank Cordaro
First Avenue Division
Linn District Court
Thomas Koehler
Cordaro
Des Moines
Linn County
the Gazette
Iowa Mobilization For Survival
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Palo
Jack Kegel
Ames
Karin Thompson
Iowa Public Interest Research Group
Thompson
Iowa
Orlie Workman
Jane Spande
Spande
Workman
Kegel
Koehler
Dennis Blome
Blome
Cedar Rapids nominating papers open for council seats
Nominations opened for Cedar Rapids city council posts with Richard D. Smith and Edward C. Lynn filing papers for public improvements and parks and public properties respectively. Ted J. Welch and others were reelected to bank and foundation roles. A wolf sighting disrupted Cedar Rapids briefly as police tracked reports.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard D. Smith
Foote St
Smith
Iowa Steel Express
Richard Phillips
Edward C. Lynn
35Th St
Lynn
Stiles Ace Hardware
Parks and Public Properties
Stan Reinis
Ted J. Welch
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Community Welfare Foundation of
Landholdings and jet ban cited in 1977 ruling
Adolf Hitler reportedly owned about 9000 acres in Colorado inherited from German relatives. On this date in 1977 a federal judge ruled that a ban on supersonic jet flights into New York Kennedy Airport was illegal.
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Adolf Hitler
Colorado
Germany
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Stolen Car Chase Ends With Juvenile Arrests
A pursuit of a stolen car involving a 13 year old driver and three juvenile passengers concluded with police arresting two 13 year old girls and a 15 year old male. The driver faces eight traffic counts and a second degree theft charge.
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Bever Park
Police Department
Third arrest in three days of Russell J Zitek on theft charges
Russell J Zitek, 19, arrested thrice in three days, charged with second degree theft and interference with official acts in Linn County. Police linked arrests to missing auto parts and a stolen car report involving Randy Stallman and Doug Orcutt. A garage search on Second Street SW recovered Orcutt’s stripped car parts.
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Cedar Rapids
Kirk Henson
Wisconsin St. LW
Ninth Street
26Th
Wisconsin Streets
Henson
Russell J. Zitek
Zitek
Zuek
Randy Stallman
First Street
Ziek
Doug Orcutt
Cen
Tral City
Orcutt
29Th Avenue
Second Street
Linn County
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Roland Krekeler
Gazette Courthouse
Linn
Vietor
Fishel
C.R
Welch
Russell I. Hess
D. Bruce Gibson
Harold F. Ewoldt
Robert C. Armstrong
A.L. Smulekoff
Forrest W. Stewart
James E. Coquillette
Hess
Gibson
Wolf
Hitler
United Press International
C.R. Chase
Grande Avenue SE
Second Avenue SE
Second Avenue
17Th Street
Smulekoffs
Aluminum
II ST
Amana Coffee
Amana
U.S
Smulekoff
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