Iowa court rules C R stepchildren can keep gifts
Iowa Court of Appeals held that Cedar Rapids man William Barlow could not revoke a $30,000 gift to his three stepchildren after delivery. The court ruled the irrevocable gift stood despite his later attempt to withdraw funds, affirming the stepchildren Marilyn Feiereisen Brubaker Arlene Feiereisen Kacher and Henry Lee Feiereisen.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Court of Appeals
William Barlow
William
Marilyn Feiereisen Brubaker
Arlene Feiereisen Kacher
Henry Lee Feiereisen
Florence
Barlow
Linn
Court of Appeals
Guilty plea in screwdriver assault action
Karam N. Saba pleaded guilty in Linn County District Court to assault with intent to inflict serious injury stemming from last August’s screwdriver attack on his estranged wife Jean. Sentencing set for July 9. prosecutors agreed to the plea to avoid federal deportation risk.
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Karam N. Saba
Jean
Saba
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Lebanon
Robert Ford
Jane Spande
Hot dog stand request placed on back burner
Cedar Rapids businessman and Linn County supervisor candidate Eliot Gould asked the City Council to permit a temporary portable hot dog stand on the sidewalk by his leased building at Second Street and Second Avenue SE. The plan would run during remodeling for an ice cream shop and jewelry store, with no campaign activity and a peddler’s license already paid. The mayor opposed the idea, warning it could invite similar requests, and the matter was sent to the city attorney for opinion.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Eliot Gould
Iowa Electric
Second Street
Second Avenue
Gould
Don Canney
Canney
Cedar Rapids School District approves 1982 83 wage hikes
The Cedar Rapids Community School District approved 1982 83 wage increases for two groups at the Monday night meeting. Classified supervisors and technicians and confidential secretaries gain 6.1 and 6.7 percent packages respectively, with most of the rise as wage pay. Both groups are noncertified and operate under meet and confer status, not collective bargaining.
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Cedar Rapids
Cians
Marlin Berg
Positive talks between Cedar Rapids Black Coalition and police group
Cedar Rapids Black Coalition members and Public Safety Commissioner Floyd Bergen along with Police Chief Raymond Baker met to address unemployment related tensions and to plan education and mediation efforts. Spokesman Cedric Doolin called the session one of the more positive meetings and noted future sessions set for July 20.
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Cedar Rapids
Black Coalition
Public Safety
Floyd Bergen
Raymond Baker
Coalition
Cedric Doolin
Doolin
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