Cedar Rapids briefs note meetings sales and thefts
Environmental Committee set a 3 30 p m Thursday meeting in city hall council chambers. Various ads report items stolen a TV radio and rims, a German shepherd missing, and public events from potlucks to film showings. Several notices include real estate and enlistment updates.
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Cedar Rapids
Environmental Review Committee
Council
City Hall
Mt Vernon adopts sewer and paving project plan
Mt. Vernon the city council unanimously approved a resolution of necessity for a 1976 sewer and paving program affecting about 40 streets. About 175 families face $323,340 in assessments while the city covers $460,628 via general obligation bonds.
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MT. Vernon
Jury Rules Grant Didn't Violate Sturgeon's Rights
A six person Cedar Rapids federal jury found Linn County Sheriff Walter Grant did not violate civil rights of Dr Thomas Sturgeon in a 1973 counterfeiting arrest. Sturgeon seeks 23.4 million. jury awarded nothing. The trial spanned two days with several claims dismissed against Grant and others.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Walter Grant
Thomas Sturgeon
Sturgeon
Grant
U.S
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Leavenworth
Kan
City Denies Unlimited Parking and 25 MPH Speed on Second Ave
City council unanimously rejected residents’ request to permit unlimited parking on both sides of Second Avenue between Fourteenth and Nineteenth streets and to lower the speed limit to 25 mph. Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck cited insufficient space from a recent widening project to allow smoother traffic if another lane were used for parking.
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Second Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Fourteenth
Nineteenth Streets
James Steinbeck
United Way Pledges Reach 61.5 Percent of Goal
Campaign Chairman Emmett Scherr said the drive is improving but not safe yet after pledges total 886973, reaching 61.5 percent of the goal. Several groups reported 80 percent participation or big gains, including Mt Mercy College Souvenir Pen and Pencil Mor America Corp Whipple Winterberg Insurance National Life Insurance Ottsen Oil Starry Elementary Coe College.
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United Way
Emmett Scherrman
Mt. Mercy College
Souvenir Pen and Pencil
Mor- America Corp. Whipple Winterberg Insurance
National Life Insurance
Ottsen Oil, Starry Elementary School
Coe College
Second Reading on Zoning Ordinance in C R
James Steinbeck cast the lone dissenting vote on the second reading of an ordinance changing R-T zoning use rules. The measure would allow limited retail sales in R-T buildings if ancillary and under 20 percent of floor area, prompted by a dress-making shop clothing sale proposal. The opponent called it a bad mistake likely unenforceable and inviting commercial operations in R-T areas.
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James Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Rights Unit Votes Public Hearing on Two Complaints
The Cedar Rapids human rights commission voted to move two complaints involving two black employees of the same company to public hearings. The cases allege racial bias in discipline and termination. Staff say the complaints are valid but company representatives have missed several appointments.
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Rights Unit
Cedar Rapids
Commission
Silverware valued at more than 8500 stolen in two breakins
A larceny report lists antique silverware valued at 6036 stolen from Harry Dunker of 314 Crescent Street SE. Dee Ann Johnson of 2000 Fourth Avenue SE reported a 12 place setting valued at 2500 along with a TV, music tapes, stereo and records taken in a separate breakin.
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Harry Dunker
Crescent Street SE
Dee Ann Johnson
Fourth Avenue SE
Man Claims Cash Taken In Linn Jail
Donald Kvach reports a theft at Linn county jail claiming $200 in two $100 bills and a change purse were stolen from his bunk area in the work release section. Deputies say about 12 inmates are housed there and the case is under investigation.
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Donald Kvach
Linn
Kvach
Drunk Driving Charge in Cedar Rapids Area
Linn County deputies arrested George H. Croll Jr 30 of 6901 Mt Vernon Rd SE after officers found him passed out in his car on Mt Vernon Road east of Cedar Rapids early Wednesday He was released later that day under a 500 bond.
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George H. Croll, Jr
Mt. Vernon Road
Linn
Cedar Rapids
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