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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1983

Page

5

Branstad distances probe from personal vendetta at Job Service Iowa

Gov. Branstad says his review of Job Service of Iowa is aimed at operations and improvements, not a personal attack on director Colleen Shearer. He refuses to prejudge her performance until all facts are in while noting travel, communications, and fund handling questions raised by aides.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Terry Branstad Colleen Shearer Job Service of Iowa Branstad Shearer

Thief Urged to Return Stolen Film from Iowa City Ramp

An Iowa City couple and friends publish a plea in the Gazette to recover three rolls of wedding and reunion film taken from a locked car at a downtown mall. Value over 3000 dollars. The Moriartys and Laura Ganwell urge return of the film to Heather Drive, Iowa City.

Ann Mittman Johnson County Capitol Mall Heather Drive Iowa City Joe Cindy Moriarty Claremont California Moriartys Iowa City Press-Citizen Laura Ganwell Ganvell Cedar Rapids Indiana University of Southern California-Notre Dame University of Notre Dame Theodore M. Hesburgh Ganwell Cindy

Policeman suspended during theft probe

An Iowa City police sergeant, Ronald Evans, was suspended without pay as the DCI investigates an August jewelry store break in. A search of Evans' home yielded a 14 karat necklace matching a missing item while officers review the case and a hearing on seized jewelry is set for November 16.

Ann Mittman Johnson County Iowa City Department of Criminal Investigation Ronald Evans Harvey Miller State Department of Criminal Investigation Miller DCI David Kirchner Evans College Court Place Washington St Karen Clayton House Coralville Kirchner Evanses Highway 6 Iowa City Force

Court orders Evans to stay away from Coralville lounge

Iowa City Judge Ansel Chapman issued a temporary injunction requiring Evans to stay from Tree House Lounge in Coralville. The order follows a civil suit by operator Benjamin P. Chait seeking $133,500 and a bond to enforce quiet enjoyment provisions after Evans allegedly entered the bar, ranted at staff, and accused employees of theft. Evans' attorney denied interfering with operations. Evans was ordered to post a $200 bond.

Evans Bar Ann Mittman Iowa City Ronald Evans Johnson County Ansel Chapman Tree House Coralville Chapman Benjamin P. Chait Highway 6 Chait R. Fred Dumbaugh Cedar Rapids Clayton House

Mount Vernon Publisher Elected to Highway 30 Board

Sara Gaarde publisher of the Mount Vernon Sun was elected to the board of directors of the Iowa U S Highway 30 Association at a Mount Vernon meeting. The group aims to boost economic development along the route and beautify the land around it.

Mount Vernon Sara Gaarde The Mount Vernon Sun

Governors Back Milwaukee Rail Sale to Grand Trunk

Iowa Governor Branstad joined Wisconsin Governor Earl and Minnesota Governor Perpich in backing the Grand Trunk Corporation plan to acquire the Milwaukee Road rail line. The GTC seeks to merge Milwaukee Road with two other railroads it owns.

DES Moines Iowa Terry Branstad Grand Trunk Corporation Branstad Wisconsin Anthony Earl Minnesota Rudy Perpich GTC Milwaukee Road

Keokuk man sells fake mummy as art piece

Pathologist Dr Min Chung declares the so called mummy a fake saying it is an old man made object of cloth and clay. Ted Stephenson had offered a life size mummy for sale last week and now plans to market it as an objet d art. Officials from the state historical department alerted the Lee County Attorney's Office of concerns over human remains and Indian property. The county attorney then notified Dr Chung who inspected the mummy. Stephenson remains interested in selling the item but as a strange artwork.

Keokuk Iowa Ted Stephenson Stephenson State Historical Department Lee County Min Chung Chung

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