Magistrate Court Judgments Entered in Local Cases
Magistrate court recently entered judgments on numerous cases. Richard Bascom pled guilty to assault and battery and received two days in jail suspended for six months with costs. Dan Fenton pled guilty to assault and battery, 15 days in jail suspended until Oct 31, 1976, with costs. Gilford Grother found guilty of an Aug 18 assault and battery, fined $50. Steven Livermore charged Sept 7 with possession of a controlled substance, fined $50. Michael Brogan pled guilty to a July 10 possession charge, sentenced to 81 days in jail with one day credit, remainder suspended, costs. Deanna Ruggles charged Sept 16 with possession, pled guilty, sentenced to three days with one day credit, balance suspended, fined $10 and costs. Jeffrey Murdock charged Sept 19 with attempting to elude police, pled innocent, sentenced to five days with one day credit, rest suspended until Apr 24, 1974. other charges dismissed with costs. George Bell drunk driving, 0 days suspended two years. Lorraine Harman fined $300. Edward Chester’s guilty plea on other charges with drunk driving dismissed due to doubt of intoxication. Philip Tucker’s hit and run charge dismissed on state motion. Kevin Wright pled guilty to amended drag racing, fined $25. Steven Glubke found guilty of possession of a controlled substance, 32 days in jail with 30 suspended, $250 fine and costs. Dennis Walji's possession charge dismissed due to felony charge. Deferred sentences granted to Steven Ohde, Bari Schwabe, and Charles Barta with future appearance dates. all defendants ordered to pay costs.
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Richard Bascom
Jacolyn Drive
Dan Fenton
J Street
Gilford Grother
Springville
Steven Livermore
Union Drive
Michael Brogan
Gor Dan Avenue
Deanna Ruggles
Marion
Fell
Jeffrey Murdock
Macehe Nw
He Wen
Recktesa
George Bell
Eighth Street SE
Lorraine Harman
Central City
Edward Chester
Route One
Magistrate Court
Philip Tucker
Kevin
Wright
Alburnett
He_wan
Steven Glubke
Cedar Rapids
Dennis Wal Jig
Ninth Streetise
Steven Ohde
Rushmore Drive
Bari Schwabe
Lindale Drive
Charles Barta
First Avenue NW
Area Aging Agency Launches Legal Check-Up Program
The Area Aging Agency AAA plans a Legal Check-Up program for seniors seeking four trained paralegals to operate in four rural counties of merged Area Ten. Miss Youells, program coordinator, says the project aims to identify legal problems and provide meaningful employment. training starts December with check-ups in January. Paralegals are paid 100 dollars monthly for 50 hours plus travel reimbursements. applicants contact Randi Youells at 306-6660 in Cedar Rapids or 1-800-332-8934 toll free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randi Youells
AAA
Area Ten
Buned
Thessine
Mise Younis
Legal Services Office
Tor
Kirkwood Community: College
Pever County
Murged
Conmission On
Angwar Atingle
Ome County
Rani Youells
Cedar Rapids
Decorah Council Approves Rezoning for New Tuye Store
Decorah city council approved a rezoning request for Tuye Inc to build an Imple ment store after changing the zone. Bids were opened for water and sewer service to North East Farm Service, with Ler dat Construction Co submitting the sole bid of 314,696. An application for a new rural residential district near Sherman Hill was referred to the planning and zoning commission, with a public hearing set for Dec 2 1976. The council also authorized building permits for a 109 000 project at McMasters Inc on Montgomery Street and a 45000 four flat at 306 Center Street by Swenson Inc. The date 1913 notes Gandhi arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Decorahocity Council
Tuye, Inc
Atoc
North East Farm Service
Lerdat Construction. Co
Sherman Hill
Ealtet
Sherman Place
Planning“And Zoning Commission
Permlis
Man Serious after C R Industrial Accident
T J Mayfield 45 of 234 Harnett Street NW remained in serious condition at St Luke s hospital after injuries on Wednesday while working as a maintenance mechanic at the FMC Sarr plant 1201 Sixth Street SW Mayfield suffered fractured ribs chest and shoulder injuries and reportedly grabbed an electrical wire after the injury though the charge did not cause it officials said the incident occurred near the machine Mayfield was injured about 1 pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.J. Mayfield
Harnett Street
St. Luke's Hospital
FMC Sarr
Sixth Street
Mayfield
Kreviner Wins Mayor's Post in Atkins Election
Bernard Kreviner, sole mayoral candidate, secured 18 votes while five opera council seats were filled by Dale Leneburg TH Donald Steinfadt 110 Donald Svejn HH Kenneth Hook $6 and Eleanor Padhey 77 Defeated were William Lint 50 and Jenne Svejn 20 Years Ago Secretary of State Dulles planned a meeting with Yugoslavia Marshal Tito to seek closer U S ties with the West and the communist leader who broke with the Kremlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
Bernard Kreutner
Tuendey
Opera Council
Dale Leneburg
Donald Steinfadt
Donald Svejn
Kenneth Hook
Eleanor Padhey
William Lint
Jenne Svejn
State Dulles
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
U.S
Kremlin
West
Moroccan Marchers Enter Spanish Sahara
Tens of thousands of Moroccan volunteers walked several miles toward the Spanish Sahara border in a march reporters call the March of Conquest. The Moroccan flag reportedly rose over a Spanish fort as Madrid and Rabat prepared responses to the incursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish Sahara
Thureday
Séhara
Madr
Spain
Algeria
Tah
Incumbent Wins Garwin Office
Garwin mayor Floyd Cutler defeated challenger Verne Luethje 138 to 67 in Tuesday's election. A runoff for one council seat is set for Nov. 18 between H Keith Millard with 6 votes and George Kutch Jr with 85 votes. Incumbents Gerald Konick 163, Dennis Mason 171, Fred Starits 117, Carson Winders 117 also won. Defeated were Joye Chizek 46, Clifford Collins 45, Norment Goncard 69, Mrs Raymond Muhter 22, Delbert Shirk 39.
Paul Richard Bispo Charged After Mirror Lounge Disturbance
Paul Richard Bispo, 19, of 1881 Seventh Avenue SE, was charged with fighting after a disturbance at Mirror Lounge on Find Avenue NW. Police arrived around 11:30 p.m. to a fight in progress. Bispo allegedly pulled a knife during the incident. He was held in county jail Thursday morning in Hew of $125 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richard Bispo
Seventh Avenue
Mirror Lounge
Find Avenue NW
Hlapo
Hispo
Biapo
Bispo
Veterans Day Activities Planned in Cedar Rapids Area
City and county offices close observe Veterans Day with events in Cedar Rapids. VFW post 788 hosts a 1 am observance in the Veterans Memorial building while the American Legion sponsors a World War I veterans banquet at 421 Fourth Avenue SE. Registration required via Legion office 364-0146 by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 788
Veterans Semorial Building
American Legion Club
Fourth Avenue SE
Legion
Hanford Post
Funeral services held for Donald Meyers in Manchester
The Gazette corrects a prior listing misidentifying Donald Meyers as the son of Mr and Mrs James Mann. Meyers aged 4 was laid to rest Thursday at 10 30 p m at Bohnen korp s with his mother Judy Meyers and foster parents Mr and Mrs Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Donald Meyers
Open Friday Formal Event November 14 in Iowa-Minnesota Route
Formal ceremonies mark the opening of the 80 mile highway from Duluth Minnesota through Iowa to the Missouri border. Gov Robert D Ray and other dignitaries attend the Nov 14 event at the lows 3 interchange near Hampton. Estimated construction costs run just over 4 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Iowa
Missouri
Hampton
Robert D. Ray
Fayette Vote Elects City Officials
In Fayette on Tuesday the following were elected: John Fay, a write-in candidate for mayor, and council members Don McCost, Dave Smith, Ellen Lane, Roy Karlson, and David White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
John Fay
Don McCost
Dave Smith
Ellen Lane
Roy Karlson
David White
Boston Allows Residents to Leave City Amid Scarcity
Gen. Howe announced Boston residents would be allowed to depart the city due to growing shortages of food and fuel. The ruling ends a prohibition on departures previously proclaimed by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gen. Howe
Peron Firm In Refusal To Resign
In Buenos Aires Isabel Peron, hospitalized for gall bladder trouble, declared from her hospital room she has not resigned and does not intend to resign. Her firm yet moderate stance came amid mounting demands for her departure, while CGT leadership voiced strong support and warned of street demonstrations if needed. An unrelated note recalls a 1968 Cuba US airlift agreement for 3,000 to 4,000 Cuban emigrants monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Telecom
Peron
Labor
Lorenzo Miguel
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Peronist
Cuba
U.S
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Omar Rephie Casares
Area Aging Agency
Piritish
Mahatma Gandhi
C.R
Kreviner
Bohemian Savings Presents
America
Bohemian Ong
Jim Wicks
Columbia Records
Restant Music
Ahmed Oursan
Tant
Tarfara
Elam
aEene
Agadir
Madrid
Hassan
Garwin
C.R. Man
Manchester Bay
Peron Firm
Danero
Whirlpool Appliances
Hester
Perm
Priss
Jorge Hint Ecreen
Bam
C.R. Lumber and Appliance CO
C.R. & Marion Area
Ste
Potany
Mona
HG Wen
AYE
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