Sale deadline tied to Unique Motel case action
The state agrees to delay further action if the Unique Motel is sold by July 5 with an option to buy, while a yearlong shutdown is avoided if the deal proceeds. The Linn County case centers on forfeiture of furniture and fixtures from the motel and adjacent lounge amid prostitution accusations. Judge Swailes will hear written arguments in seven days with reply briefs due three days later.
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Linn District Court
Linn
County Treasury
Harold Swailes
Fred Dumbaugh
Joseph and
Kay Abodeely
St. Luke’s Hospital
Abodeelys
Dumbaugh
Abodeely
Board split on staff input in superintendent evaluation
A three member district committee could not resolve whether administrators and teachers should help evaluate Superintendent Bach. A second committee was appointed and a June 15 recommendation is planned as board members remain evenly divided on staff input.
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Board
William Boland
James Bowersox
Garland Ashbacher
Norman Humble
Mary Chalupsky
Richard Harger
David Krob
Ashbacher
William) Bach
Harger
Chalupsky
Krob
Humble and
Bowersox
Bach
Plants and rings and furniture thefts sweep Cedar Rapids area
Police reports detail eight plant thefts from Colin Carney and Sunday night plant theft at Pierson's Flowers. Burglars damaged a garage at Midwest Food Distributors and stole tools. Multiple ring losses reported, plus tent and camp gear taken from a Cedar Rapids yard. Arrests include Robert A. Wilson for third degree theft and two Hiawatha men linked to a Camaro theft. assault case follows, with Elvis Chief Eagle sentenced to five days.
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Colin Carney
A Ave
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Midwest Food Distributors Inc
First St. SE
Garge
Cindi Padlock
Center Point Rd
Vicki Wilson
Ingleside Drive
Noreen Phelps
Eighth St. SW
Cedar Rapids
Robert A. Wilson
Wilson
Ed Budreau
Ave
Linn County
Hiawatha
Todd Amato
Spyglass Hill
Eric B. Flatford
Fisher St
Ronald Richardson
Third Ave
Richardson
Third Avenue
Flatford
Elvis Chief Eagle
Park Court SE
Chief Eagle
Terri Flender-Smith
Ely
Eagle
Third Avenue SE
Cleanup by Citizens for Community Improvement Saturday
Citizens for Community Improvement sponsors a southwest area cleanup coordinated by Ray Moore of 623 Second St SW. The area runs from Fourth Street north to Eighth Avenue south, 380 west to H Street east. Volunteers and city trucks meet at the People's Bank lot at 8 a.m. Saturday to start curbside rubbish pickup.
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Citizens For Community Improvement
Ray Moore
Second St
Fourth Street
Eighth Avenue
H Street
People's Bank
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Meeting Place
By Vanessa Shelton
James C. Sumner
22Nd Ave
Edwin Sumner
James Sumner
Sumner
Marion
Sunshine Club
UMMER
People Stories Daily
Armstrong
Tiffany Square
Smulekoff
Smulekoffs
3Rd Avenue
Ira
First National Bank OF
Iowa
8Th
Cedar Rapid
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