Oelwein restaurant owner pays in copyright dispute
Luigi Stasi owner of Luigi's restaurant agrees to pay ASCAP 500 monthly from April 15 to September 15, totaling 3000 to resolve a nine publisher copyright infringement claim for performing six songs at the cafe on November 5, 1982. If terms are unmet, 750 per each of six violations due in court actions may resume.
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Oelwein
U.S
Luigi Stasi
Luigi
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
Minneapolis
Stasi
Cedar Rapids
Five Die On Iowa Roads In Friday Saturday Crashes
Five people died in separate Iowa crashes over Friday and Saturday. Elmer Teastrake, 80, and Gary Hansen, 32, died in Muscatine after Hansen passed a grain truck and collided head on with Teastrake’s truck. Mrs. Fred B. Miller, 76, of Waverly died when a car struck a guard rail near Allison. Mildred Betts, 51, and her son Paul, 16, of Osage were injured, with Mildred dying later. driver Carol Betts survived. A Des Moines open top truck crash left Gary Owen dead and Richard Bingaman, 29, seriously injured. Bingaman faced drunk driving charges. In Oskaloosa a 35-year-old, Dale Mich, died when his four wheel drive hit a state liquor truck head on. Police investigations continued.
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Associated Press
Mildred Betts
Paul
Osage
Carol Betts
Muscatine
Elmer Teastrake
Gary Hansen
Wilton
Hansen
Teastrake
Indianola
Fleur
Des Moines
Polk County
R.C. Wooters
Gary Owen
Iowa Methodist Medical Center
Richard Bingaman
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Bingaman
Steve Landess
Landess
Iowa State Patrol
Dale Allen Mich
Oskaloosa
Ames man hurt during UW Madison campus disturbance
Hussein Yassin, 37, of Ames, was treated at a Madison hospital for injuries after a Friday night fracas during a speech by Iraqi exile Abu Zanub at the University of Wisconsin. Police said protesters armed with tire irons and baseball bats attacked an Islamic student group, injuring Yassin and prompting three students to be taken into custody.
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Madison
Wis
Iowa
University of Wisconsin
Hussein Yassin
Ames
Abu Zanub
Islamic Student Center
Zanub
Iraq
Yassin
Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
Cleaver
Collegiate Association For the Research of Principles
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Gavin convicted again in Davenport murder case
A Cedar County jury found Michael Gavin of Ottumwa guilty of first degree murder second degree kidnapping and second degree theft in the 1981 murder of Mark Webb of Davenport and the abduction of Russell Greer. The second verdict comes after the high court overturned his first conviction.
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Tipton
Scott County
Michael Gavin
Ottumwa
Davenport
Cedar County District Court
Gavin
Mark Webb
Webb
Russell Greer
Town Supreme Court
High Court
William Davis
James Hoffman
Cedar County
J. Howart Darbyshire
Scott County District Court
Iowa State Penitentiary
Marion
Greer
Cedar Rapids
J.E. Tobey
Monroe man killed in tractor overturn on hill
Lloyd Smith, 52, of Monroe died from injuries after his tractor overturned while mowing on a hill near his parents farm northwest of Newton. He was reportedly pinned beneath the tractor. incident occurred about 5:30 p.m. Friday at Clarence Smith farm, marking a second tractor accident in Jasper County that week.
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Newton
Iowa
Lloyd Smith
Monroe
Jasper County
Smith
Clarence Smith
John Osborn
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
The Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Gazette established in 1883 is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail including weekly and yearly options and notes USPS and Associated Press arrangements.
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THE
Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids police probe two break ins on Friday
Police investigated two Cedar Rapids homes after thefts totaling $1,425. At 19 Blake Court SE, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:10 p.m., burglars took a VCR, gold locket, five women’s watches and jewelry as five rooms were ransacked after a rear porch screen was cut. At 1610 30th St NW, an unlocked apartment appeared secure but a TV worth $800 and $50 in assorted jewelry were stolen between 9:20 and 11:30 a.m. Friday.
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Cedar Rapids
John D. Quass
Blake Court SE
Palmer Bifford
30Th St
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5Th Avenue
Rich Dugas
Headin’ East
Adrienne Zimmerman
Freewheelers
Thomas Park
Dickeyville
Banclub
Checash
United States
Farmers State Bank
Alburnett
Marion Leeseee and Lindale “Mall
FDIC
Hiawatha
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