Flags Raised in Cedar Rapids for Memorial Day
Peter Teahen president of the Memorial Salute of Flags Committee and Chuck Franks of Nesper Sign Co place one of 320 burial flags in downtown Cedar Rapids. Flags will fly through Monday in the downtown area and in Czech Village along 16th Avenue SW to honor Memorial Day.
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Peter Teahen
Chuck Franks
Nesper Sign Co
Cedar Rapids
Czech Village
16Th Avenue
Montrose Hotel buyers in default on purchase and taxes
A Linn District Court petition states Montrose Hotel buyers are past due on the $675000 sale and $380105.38 principal and interest as of January 15, with $57559.01 in 1980 81 property taxes. Plaintiffs seek court action to enforce contract terms. payments ceased after January 1983. They allege misused building contents and failed repairs.
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Montrose
Linn District Court
Harold M. Becker
Abbott B. Lipsky
Leo Smulekoff
Cedar Rapids
Lyle E
Dee Ann Wilson
Eugene L
Sandra Nassif
Allan T
Susan Yarowsky
Herman Ginsberg
HGY Inc
GHN Inc
City approves stop signs at Fifth Avenue and Sixth Street
William Burrows had pressed the issue for years about accidents at Fifth Avenue and Sixth Street SE. The City Council ordered stop signs in all directions and approved flashing amber signals on Fifth Avenue and Fifth Street, citing careful traffic checks and noting most crashes stem from careless driving.
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William Burrows
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Burrows
Fifth Ave
Mel Meyer
Meyer
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids paving project bids come in 21 percent under estimate
Cedar Rapids officials announce the 24th Street NE paving and sewer project will cost 20.9 percent less than the engineer’s estimate. Adjacent property assessments drop proportionally, with example savings from 500 to 400 dollars. Rathie Construction of Marion won the contract at 499119, well under the 631079 estimate. other bidders were also under the estimate.
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Cedar Rapids
24Th Street
Richard Ransom
Rathie Construction of
Marion
Lamont man gets 10 year term for sexual abuse case
Lamont man Charles Dennis Gaffney, 25, was resentenced in Buchanan County District Court to 10 years in prison for a third degree sexual abuse offense alleged to have occurred two years earlier. He is to be sent to the Iowa Men's Reformatory at Anamosa on May 31.
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Independence
Charles Dennis Gaffney
Lamont
Buchanan County
Iowa
Anamosa
Gaffney
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