Rockwell officials outline Cedar Rapids focus and future risks
Rockwell International Corp executives told 2,500 Cedar Rapids area employees that the firm remains deeply committed to the city as a center of excellence in engineering and manufacturing while warning of upcoming pressures. Cosgrove and Brown detailed capital investments, rising outside business, and the need for cost reductions and productivity gains to offset inflation and international competition.
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Rockwell International Corp
Cedar Rapids
Jack D. Cosgrove
Co.u.u.5s Telecommunications Products
Elvin E. Brown
Interconnect Systems
Clare I. Rice
Rice
Cosgrove
Brown
Iowa
Salt Lake City
el Paso
Pathologist testifies in Earley murder trial
In Des Moines a pathologist described Dawn Kriegel as shot seven times with five hits to the head during the Grinnell State Bank theft and Kriegel killings case. The trial of Gordon Earley Jr. also features witness Merle Bennett and notes a $46,844 buried by Bennett.
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Des Moines
Dawn Kriegel
U.S. District Court
Emmanuel Lacsina
Polk County
Gordon “Butch” Earley Jr
Malcom
Grinnell State Bank
Lacsina
Merle Bennett
Earley
Avco Financial
Bennett
Kriegel
Lanny Griffin
Noblesville
Ind
Griffin
FBI
Knights of Year Named by Emerald Knights Drum Corps
Two members Matt Daugherty and Pete Wyatt were named Knights of the Year at a Sunday awards banquet attended by over 200 at Emerald Knights Hall. Daugherty received a 10 year award while Wyatt earned eight years. other longevity honors went to Janeen Smith, Dave Lyman, Mike Gorman, and five more members.
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Emerald Knights Drum and Bugle Corps
Matt Daugherty
Kiowa Trace
Pete Wyatt
Wilson Ave
Emerald Knights
Maryanna Dickinson
Dean Strom
Crestridge Ave
Scott Schultz
Second Ave
Charles Paul
Route 2
Mike Gorman
Wyatt
Daugherty
Janeen Smith
Dave Lyman
Gorman
Robin Turecek
Cindy Tietge
Julie
John Moneypenny
Michelle Lynx Wiler
Tom Wyatt
Linn County Cedar Rapids eye joint parking ticket processing
The Linn County Board of Supervisors approved a plan for county city cooperation on parking ticket processing. An ad hoc committee recommended a shared system with merged records under the county Data Processing Department, costing about 15,400 dollars upfront and 517 dollars monthly. The county pays 54.5 percent and the city 45.5 percent. The committee includes Perry Ernst Schaefer and Bergen with representatives from the clerk of court and city offices.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Ken Perry
Linn County
Perry
Police Department
Dean Ernst
County
Hal Schaefer
Floyd Bergen
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Glenn Hubbell
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