Fast For Iowa-4 drive to raise hunger funds announced
Des Moines attorney plans a fundraising drive named Fast For Iowa to aid hunger relief with the Food Bank of Iowa. The effort aims to mobilize donations and support across the state.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1985
Page
2
Des Moines attorney plans a fundraising drive named Fast For Iowa to aid hunger relief with the Food Bank of Iowa. The effort aims to mobilize donations and support across the state.
Salary ceilings for Farm Credit Omaha District chief executives have more than doubled in six years to 233 500 this year. Officials say consolidation reduced presidents to one, while other managers see modest raises. senator Exon demands full salary histories and warned about public bailout funding.
Cedar Rapids parolee and an illegal immigrant tried selling 20 of 88 stolen guns to undercover agents in Omaha. Arrested were Robert Hutchison and Concepcio Orozco for felony theft. Carmelo Cruz, Omaha middleman, also charged. Serial numbers tied guns to Oct 9 Sports Outfitters burglary. Hutchison faces multiple charges and possible extradition. Orozco detained on immigration and federal terms.
Raymond Arduser of Monticello was ordered by a Linn District Court jury to pay 100000 dollars to a 19 year old Springville man for damages from abuse four years ago. The Gazette corrects Arduser’s first name and a storage shed fire address and states it will publish corrections for accuracy.
Linn County Treasurer James Hennessey 39 of Hiawatha pleaded not guilty Friday in Linn District Court to second offense drunken driving and driving with a suspended license. Arrested Oct. 10 near his home, trial date not yet set. Conviction on the DWI could force him from office. he was on probation after an April drunken driving conviction and had a $500 fine plus a 48 hour suspended sentence last August.
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