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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1980

Page

7

Center Point suspends police chief at no pay

Center Point's city council suspended Police Chief Ken Gulick without pay while the County Attorney's office investigates a Saturday incident involving him. An assault complaint by Glynn Jones of Cedar Rapids is linked to a confrontation near Wilson Foods.

Center Point Ken Gulick Gulick Eugene Kopecky Kopecky Glynn Jones Cedar Rapids Jones Wilson Foods Third Street Sixteenth Avenue SE Roger Hansen Hansen the Gazette Wilson’s Robert Pepin Pepin Linn County

Iowa Supreme Court Rules Self-Employed Eligible for ADC

The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that the state’s self-employed rule for Aid to Dependent Children is invalid under federal standards. Walter Oberschachtsiek, a Johnson County man with a Volkswagen repair business, was denied ADC though his hours fell short of 100 monthly hours. The court ordered the Department of Social Services to rewrite the rule to align with federal eligibility, noting the current rule creates a Catch-22 for able-bodied self-employed fathers.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Supreme Court Johnson County Walter Oberschachtsiek Coralville Oberschachtsiek State Department of Social Services High Court The Supreme Court Robert Ford Johnson District Court Department of Social Services

Appeal says Supreme Court violated Randall's rights

The Iowa Supreme Court disbarred former ABA president John Randall for unprofessional conduct over writing a will for Lowell Myers. His lawyers argued the disbarment violated constitutional rights and due process, urging the 8th Circuit to remand for a full trial, while state officials defended the procedures as adversarial and thorough.

Ethics Committee Iowa Supreme Court Randall Cedar Rapids American Bar Association ABA House of Delegates State Supreme Court Iowa Lowell Myers Myers Myers Farms Inc Oscar Fendler Fendler Lashly Appeals Court Hedo M. Zacherle State Bar Association Supreme Court Zacherle James H. Reynolds Reynolds

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