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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1982

Page

6

Wedelstedt Sentenced 18 Months for Tax Evasion in Federal Case

Edward Wedelstedt, a former Midwest adult business operator, received an 18 month prison term after pleading guilty to three counts of tax evasion and related false return charges. The judge denied delaying the sentence. Wedelstedt must serve one third before parole eligibility and faces five years on probation for related counts. The case, described as Iowa’s largest tax case, involved extensive financial records and numerous accounts. Wedelstedt, 40, now residing in Calabasas California, previously served time for stolen property.

Los Angeles USS Edward Wedelstedt William M. Byrne Cedar Rapids Wedelstedt Midwest International Amusements Ltd Tara Enterprises Ltd International Amusements Tara Enterprises Wederstedt Bruce Hochman

Hiawatha Citizens Endorse Expansion Bond Plan

A Hiawatha citizens committee recommends a $250000 bond to expand City Hall and buy two adjacent properties to house a library. If approved at the Dec 1 council meeting, residents could vote on the bond before winter.

Hiawatha Tom Theis Theis Hiawatha City Hall Citizens Study Committee Fire Department City Hall Citizens Committee Emmons Clark Towr

Linn-Mar Clerical Wage Talks Reach Mediation

Linn-Mar Community School District and clerical aides are 3.3 percent apart after opening negotiations for next year. The group sought a 6.5 percent rise, the district offered 3.2 percent. mediator sessions set for December after a Nov. 15 deadline.

Linn-Mar Dave DeWalle DeWalle

Jazz Composer Brown to Visit Marion High School

Dartanyan Brown a jazz musician formerly with the Des Moines scene will be artist in residence at Marion High next week. He will work with the jazz band talk to humanities classes and present a public concert at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium with Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Marion students. Tickets are 1 for adults and students. Brown is artist in residence at Montana University this year and the Marion stay is funded by the Iowa Arts Council and the Marion Independent School District.

Dartanyan Brown Des Moines Marion High School Bill Chase Brown Cedar Rapids Montana University Marion Iowa Arts Council Marion Independent

Y Crest Home Plans Expansion to Admit Men

Y Crest Home for Women in Cedar Rapids plans to expand to admit men by next September. The upgrade would raise capacity from nine to 13 beds, costing about 47000 with 29000 for furnishings and 8000 for a new bathroom plus 10000 to hire staff. Linn County supervisors back the plan but offered no funding. churches and private groups may be approached for support.

Y-Crest Cedar Rapids Jane Hartman Cyndie Franklin Linn County Second Ave St. Luke’s Hospital Hillcrest Family Services Franklin Hartman

Whitford seeks new attorney in extortion case

Whitford, a 35 year old held in the Linn County Jail on federal extortion charges, asks for a new court appointed lawyer. He claims his current attorney urged a guilty plea and accuses him of limited contact and blocking defense avenues. A Cedar Rapids federal court hearing is set for 10 a.m. today with U S Magistrate James Hodges presiding.

Delhi James R. Whitford Whitford Linn County U.S James Hodges Cedar Rapids Rush Hodges United States

Linn County AFDC recipients matched with jobs in a new work program

Eighteen recipients in Linn County are matched with jobs through the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program but placements must be accepted by employing agencies. Four city referrals await review after the city attorney assesses a liability clause. Agencies include CACAP partners, United Cerebral Palsy Center, Rails to Trails, Camp Wapsie r, Kirkwood Community College, Area Substance Abuse Council, Hawkeye Downs and Marion Park Maintenance.

Vanessa Shelton Kuhlman AFDC Cedar Rapids Johnson Linn County Iowa Iowa Department of Social Services Linn United Cerebral Palsy Center Rails To Trails Camp Wapsier Kirkwood Community College Area Substance Abuse Council Hawkeye Downs Marion Park Maintenance Department

Marion Briefs on Financial Aid Night at High School

A Financial Aid Information Night is set for 7 p.m. December 2 at Marion High School cafeteria to present the latest on federal and state grants loans and scholarships. The First National Bank of Iowa offices will close November 25 for Thanksgiving with 24 hour ATMs and night depository available. Diamond Squares meet at Marion Community Center with a 7:30 p.m. workshop and 8 p.m. dance.

Marion High School Marion- Cedar Rapids First National Bank of Iowa Marion Community Center 10Th Ave

Marion Fire Calls and Notable Quote

Fire responses recorded with times at 1133 10th St 8:48 p m on Saturday 594 Sixth Ave 9:34 p m Sunday and 654 12th St 4:16 p m Friday The page also quotes Thoreau noting humility reveals heavenly lights.

10Th St Sixth Ave 12Th St Henry David Thoreau

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