Outline of Miranda rules remains unclear in Linn County
Linn county officials gathered 60 representatives from multiple towns and agencies to outline essential Miranda requirements. They cited custody, interrogation, timing, and knowing waiver as key factors while noting the exact meaning of interrogation and breaks complicates uniform application. They urged caution, urging officers to read waivers during any interrogation break and to rely on case-specific judgment.
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Iwo Linn
Supreme| Court
Central City Man L. K. Hatch 88 dies in Cedar Rapids
L. K. Hatch 88 longtime Central City resident died Tuesday at Hallmar Cedar Rapids. Born May 18 1879 in Phillipsburg Kaw he married Mary Crane June 17 1903 in Central City. Funeral home founder cabinet maker Boy Scout leader and church and lodge member survived by wife two daughters two sons 12 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and a sister. Private family services at Murdoch chapel Friday morning with calling hours through Thursday. Contributions urged to United Church of Christ memorial fund.
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L. K. Hatch
Hallmar
Cedar Rapids
Phillipsburg
Kaw
Mary Crane
Hatch
Edward R. Crane
Gordon
Murdoch Funeral Home
United Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Knight of Pythias
The
Odd Fellows
Dorothy Hatch
T. M. Nelson
Washington
Laurence Hatch
Fairfax
R. G. Hatch
Lydia Jester
Des Moines
Murdoch Chapel
Murdoch
Suspended Term to LeClerc on Assault
A municipal court judge ordered a 30 day suspended sentence for James LeClerc 27 of 2925 in an assault case. The proceedings included questions about his ability to read and confess aloud and whether he knowingly and intelligently waived rights. Judge Loren M Hullinger and Judge Vietor presided as the case addressed the waiver and the sufficiency of LeClercs confession.
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Atty
William Faches
Linn District Court
Faches
Harold D. Vietor
James LeClerc
Johnson Avenue NW
Emily LeClerc
LeClerc
Loren M. Hullinger
Vietor
Alcoholism Unit Proposes Five Measures for City Council
Cedar Rapids ad hoc commission on alcoholism submits five recommendations to the city council aiming to expand treatment and rehabilitation. Proposed are a permanent alcoholism commission, a woman counselor, funding for a half way house, a youth counselor, and a $3,000 emergency fund. Estimated annual outlay about $31,000.
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Jerry Eisen Tall
Cedar Rapids
Commission
Citizens Committee
C R Man Sentenced On Bad Check Charge
Nelson W. De La Vergue 37 of 3224 H Avenue NW received a suspended 30 day sentence in municipal court for false uttering of a check. He pled guilty before Judge Loren Hullinger Jr to passing a faulty $5 check at Fifth Street Grocery on June 28.
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Nelson W. de la Vergue
H. Avenue NW
de la Vergue
Loren Hullinger,Jr
Fifth Street
Four Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In Federal Court
Four couples filed bankruptcy petitions in Cedar Rapids federal court. Homer W. and Carol Frey listed debts of 6037 and assets of 100 all exempt, he works as a railroad car inspector. Herbert G. and Dorothy Wheeler reported debts 7004 assets 2166 all exempt, he is retired.
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Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Homer W
Carol Frey
Beverly Road
Herbert G
Dorothy Wheeler
Belle Plaine
Delay Action on Assault Charges Against Silvers
LaVern Silver, 16, of Central City, saw a suspension incident lead to assault charges. The case, tied to a high school dispute with principal Robert Smola, was postponed in juvenile court as details of assets and exemptions were reviewed.
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Silvers
LaVern Silver
Central City
Loren Hull
Robert Smola
Smola
Young Silver
Today's- Columnists Dear Abby Erma Bombeck
Columnists and advice features highlight today’s page with Dear Abby and Erma Bombeck plus the picture page offering light human interest and humor pieces.
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Abby Erma Bombeck
Riley Blames Inflexibility for Tax Bill
State Sen. Tom Riley says if he ran for governor he would push to repeal the controversial tax measure, blaming Gov. Hughes for its shape. He spoke at the Greater Downtown Cedar Rapids Assn meeting, contrasting secrecy with a history of high bills and calling for a refund if possible.
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Hughes
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Lie Will Ae Yuh
T Riley
Bock Elected President of Hawkeye Scout Council
Carl Bock of Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Hawkeye Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America at the council's fourth annual business meeting in Amana on Tuesday. Vice presidents named include Richard Steninger Peter Bezanson Robert Dunn Walter Nollenberger from Cedar Rapids and Jack Swaner from Iowa City. Russell Hess Cedar Rapids was elected treasurer Robert Barber Cedar Rapids as commissioner Norman Swalls Cedar Rapids Scout executive. Newly elected trustees are Allin Dakin Clark Houghton Iowa City Fred Skola Kalona Russell Hess Roy Rook Ted Ruffin Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Area
Boy Scouts of America
Amana
Richard Steninger
Peter F. Bezanson
Robert S. Dunn
Walter Nollenberger
Jack Swaner
Iowa City
Russell J. Hess
Robert Barber
Norman E. Swalls
Allin Dakin
Clark Houghton
Fred Skola
Kalona
Russell J .Hess
Roy Rook
Ted Ruffin
Services Friday for William D. Robinson 63
William D. Robinson 63 a farmer and lifelong Walker resident died Tuesday at People's Hospital Independence born December 12 1903 near Walker married Neva Sinkey January 19 1937 in Independence member of the Methodist Church Surviving wife four sons Charles Independence Carl Rowley Bert and Richie Walker two grandchildren Services Friday at 3 p.m. at the Methodist Church David Gienapp Route 2 Cedar Rapids calling Wednesday after 6 p.m. at Murdoch Chapel
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William D.robinson
People’s Hospital
Independence
Neva Sinkey
Robinson
Methodist Church
Charles
Carl
Rowley
Bert
Richie i
David Gienapp
The
Marion
Murdoch Chape
Cedar Rapids
Gienapp Forfeits Bond On Bad Check Charge
Gienapp forfeits bond in municipal court on a charge of false uttering of a check for $4.95. The item is part of a local news slide involving Brooks on sports and Channel 9 weather.
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Gienapp
Coun
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Brooks
Miller's
Kcrg Service
Man Denies Delinquency Charge in Municipal Court
James M. Wall age 23 of 1921 Second Avenue SE pled innocent in municipal court to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He is accused of failure to provide support for his 3 year old son. Trial was set for January 11 by Judge Lorer Hullinger Jr.
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James M. Wall
Second Avenue SE
Wall
Lorer Hullinger, Jr
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