Magistrate Court Fines For Multiple Speeding Offenses
A list of speeding and traffic fines is reported from Magistrate Court. Individuals including Roy E. Moraine Jr and Elmer J. Vavricek appear with fines ranging from 30 to 90 dollars plus costs. Other penalties cover disobeying traffic signals improper registration and littering.
Linn District Court Dismissals And Fines For Several Defendants
Jeffrey R. Formanek had speeding charge dismissed in First Avenue division. Duane R. Tresdell’s April 30 driving with suspended license charge dismissed. Mark L. Ralston pled guilty to amended driving with revoked license and fined 35 dollars. Michael Breen’s April 3 charges of driving on wrong side and attempting to elude police dismissed. Wayne H. Hasselbrink fined 25 dollars for May 16 intoxication. Timothy J. Newcomb fined 20 dollars for intoxication. Michael M. Heintz drunk driving charge dismissed April 27. Dennis R. Culp probation revoked for June 9 drunk driving. 300 days confinement in community corrections center and costs. Kenneth F. Sanders deferred sentence. probation and required drinking drivers school.
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Jeffrey R. Formanek
Nineteenth Street NW
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Duane R. Tresdell
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Mark L. Ralston
Cavalier Street
Michael Breen
Springville
Wayne H. Hasselbrink
Grinnell
Timothy J. Newcomb
E Avenue NW
Michael M. Heintz
Route 1
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth F. Sanders
Fairfax
Department of Adult Correctional Services
Beatles Still Selling Records at Hollywood Bowl Gold
Capitol Records announced The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl earned an automatic Gold Album upon its May 4 release, with more than 500,000 units sold. The album features Lennon McCartney Starr and Harrison from 1965 and 1966 Bowl concerts. twenty prior Beatles Capitol releases were also gold.
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Los Angeles
Capitol Records
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Ringo Starr
George Harrison
Capitol
Pony Grazes Alone Near Seminole Valley Park
A pony was seen grazing alone near a railroad viaduct by Seminole Valley park on Forty second street NE. No injuries or further details reported.
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Seminole Valley Park
Bombings Down in First Quarter of 1977
FBI figures show bombings dropped in the first three months of 1977 versus 1976. 306 incidents caused 3 deaths and 31 injuries, with property damage just over 2 million dollars. Residences faced 68 attacks, commercial buildings 64, vehicles 43, schools 32, law enforcement 11, and 88 other targets.
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Washington
FBI
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Third Avenue
Elmer J. Vavricek
Johnson Avenue
Gerald K. Lawrence
Avenue
John S. Woodward
Joe L. Némec
Twenty-seventh Street
Anita L. Kohl
Thirtieth Street
Stanley C. Bell
Shellsburg
Gary L. Dirks
Wilson Avenue
Laurence L. Bonney
Moline
Ill
Wayne Hackbarth
Eleventh Street
Marion
Randy L. Black
Teresa Drive
Black
Marvin R. Bowler
Wiley Boulevard
William W. Colbert
Oakland Road
James J. Turnis
Manchester
Gary L. Stromer
Kevin K Roob
David J. Rinderknecht
Center Point Road
Keith A. Spinzzirri
Goblins Gulley Drive
Marvin Prachar
Thirty-second
A. Wells
Matthew D. Fishel
Blake H. DeMaria
Deborah Drive
James C. Hopfensperger
Des Moines
Howard F. Helm
Ridgeview Drive
David L. Bruckner
McGregor
Randy L Shaver
Elder Jane NW
Louise C. Park
Belle Plaine
Douglas E. Burkhart
Marioncourt
Hiawatha
Ken A Lillig
Terry Drive
Godfrey E. Petrek
Twenty-first Avenue
Gregory J. Kann
Twenty-sixth Street
Timothy A Brandt
Tommie R Boleyn
K Street
William C. Cooper
Thirty-fifth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Rick L. Mease
Twelfth Avenue
Perry D. Thomson
Hugo A. Candler
Twelfth Street
Robert Cole, Jr
Eighteenth Street
Dennis R. Culp
Perm
C.R. Lumber and Appliance CO
Second Street
Penick & Ford
Poul
Save Portable Radio
Electrobrand
Kodak
Antice
Vernier
Illette
Iaakg Lian
Harmna
Lloyd's
Pentagon
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Tyne
Minolta
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Sharp
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