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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1985

Page

4

Iowa Court of Appeals restores $175,000 libel award to educator

The Iowa Court of Appeals reinstated a $175,000 libel judgment against the state teachers union over a newsletter article about Patrick Kelly. The panel found the award generous but not excessive, noting reputation value varies by community and that juries may set damages.

State Teachers Union DES Moines Iowa Court of Appeals Iowa State Education Association ISEA Patrick Kelly Creston Kelly AEA Pat Kelly Ments Polk County A.M. Critelli Critelli

Nunchakus Declared Dangerous Weapon Under Iowa Law

The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that nunchakus are dangerous weapons even if the owner lacks training. Terry Mitchell argued the conviction should be overturned since the weapon isn’t listed in statute, but a weapons expert testified the sticks could sever blood flow to the brain or crush the skull. The court found sufficient evidence for a jury to conclude potential death without training, noting no training requirement.

Gazette Des Moines Bureau DES Moines Iowa Iowa Court of Appeals Tama County Terry Mitchell Mitchell

Man loses two appeals in Iowa court review

A Cedar Rapids man, Eugene Wislsel, saw two appeals rejected by the Iowa Court of Appeals on Tuesday. The court upheld the Iowa Civil Rights Commission’s dismissal of his discrimination claim against Rockwell International and denied his challenge to a home business ordinance as applied to real estate agent Mary Doyle. The decision found no evidence that sex or disability influenced hiring and held Doyle’s home business did not violate the ordinance’s interior-use requirement.

Judy Daubenmierazette Des Moines Bureau DES Moines Cedar Rapids Iowa Court of Appeals Eugene Wislsel Iowa Civil Rights Commission Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment Vislsel Rockwell International Linn County Board of Adjustment Wislsel Mary Doyle 19Th St. SE Doyle Wislisel

Iowa Court Upholds Dismissal In Drunken Driving Case

The Iowa Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of Linn County drunk driving charges against Lyman Ford Beebe Jr. due to prosecutorial delay beyond the 90 day speedy trial limit. Beebe was arraigned Nov 10 1983 and trial set Apr 16 1984. the court found no good cause for the delay and that the state bears responsibility for bringing the defendant to trial on time.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Iowa Court of Appeals Linn County Lyman Ford Beebe Jr Beebe Iowa John F. Siebenmann

Father of Marion resident dies at 83 in Iowa City

Charles F. Strothman of New London died Monday at University Hospitals Iowa City aged 83. He is the father of Charles Max Strothman of Marion. Services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at Elliott Chapel New London with visitation tonight from 7 to 9.

Charles F. Strothman New London University Hospitals Iowa City Charles Max” Strothman Marion Elliott Chapel

License Revocation Upheld for Linn County Man Meier

The Iowa Court of Appeals upheld license revocation for Jerry Douglas Meier after his second drunken driving arrest. The court followed Iowa Supreme Court precedent that counts deferred sentences, affirming a six year revocation.

Des Moines Iowa Court of Appeals Linn County Jerry Douglas Meier Appeals Iowa Supreme Court Meier

Regents weigh computer use fees at ISU and U of I

The State Board of Regents consider allowing Iowa State University and the University of Iowa to levy new computer fees for coursework beyond casual use. ISU proposes a general $5 to $30 per semester fee plus a $100 per semester engineering system fee. U of I also eyed a $100 engineering fee. ISU forecasts $1 million yearly from the engineering charge, with ISU and U of I arguing the funds cover hardware and software costs, while United Students of Iowa questions the precedent and fairness of charging engineering students across the board.

Cedar Falls State Board of Regents Iowa State University University of Iowa University of Northern Iowa Regents ISU U of I College of Engineering Iowa State United Students of Iowa Patti Cale John McDonald Cale

Marion council awards two pool contracts and street work

Marion City Council approved Kleiman Construction Co for the new pool east of 35th Street at 842 500, and Rathje Construction for surrounding area grading at 292 418 19 under engineer estimates. Rathje also lands a street project, and a one year contract with the Policeman Protective Association ends a potential arbitration.

J.M. Flansburg Marion Kleiman Construction Co Cedar Rapids 35Th Street Kleiman Rathje Construction of Rathje Indian Creek Road 10Th Street Marion Policeman Protective Association

Rockwell seeks fiber optics link in Cedar Rapids

Rockwell International Corp asks Cedar Rapids to grant right of way for an underground 12 fiber optic cable linking its C Avenue and 35th Street complexes. The project would replace leased lines and support future expansion for voice and data between the two facilities. An engineering report is requested before approval. no cost is given. Installation hoped by July 1 and completion by early fall.

Rockwell International Corp Cedar Rapids C Avenue 35Th Street Toby Hoopes Rockwell Northwestern Bell

Marion pool to open Legion Memorial Pool this week

Marion's Legion Memorial Pool will open at noon Thursday and again at noon Friday. Weekday hours start Monday from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., with weekend and holiday hours noon to 8:30 p.m. Swimming lessons run June 10-28, July 1-19, and July 22-August 9. registration June 6-7 from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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