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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1979

Page

4

GROWTH program helps girls reform in Cedar Rapids

In Cedar Rapids the GROWTH program assists female juvenile offenders through self esteem work, job skills, and positive activities. Officials say it reduces arrests, helps a 16 year old with past car thefts avoid placement outside the home, and connects girls with merchants and clinics for guidance and support.

Cedar Rapids Barbara Dorothy Bobbi Sick Linn Juvenile Probation Office YWCA Sick Dorothy Brent Harstad Paul Nelson Juvenile Probation Office Harstad

Iowa DOT To Auction State Buildings in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha

The Iowa Department of Transportation offers public sale of state owned buildings in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha. Auction starts Saturday at 10 a.m. at 4835 Louisa St NE Cedar Rapids. Duplex and house in Cedar Rapids plus four houses in Hiawatha must be moved. Second candidate files for Cedar Rapids parks and public property commissioner: Steve Sprague 29 and Edward Lynn 61. Richard D. Smith 24 previously filed for commissioner of public improvements.

Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Iowa Department of Transportation Louisa St Steve Sprague Sierra Drive Kirkwood Community College Sprague Iowa State University Edward Lynn 35Th St Richard D. Smith Foote St

Linn District pretrial conferences aim at efficient trials

Linn District Court adopts a pretrial conference rule for felonies and aggravated misdemeanors to be held 18 days before trial. The aim is to produce better scheduling, clarified dispositions, and fewer last minute pleas or dismissals, with witnesses spared when cases settle beforehand.

Linn Linn District Court Louis Schultz Eugene Kopecky Kopecky Thomas Horan Henry Nathanson

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