Judgment error cited in officer expense claims
A juvenile probation officer in the Sixth Judicial District is to reimburse counties after an internal review found an error in judgment in mileage claims. The supervisor described the matter as personnel and said the officer would repay about a third more than questioned, with no criminal intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nelson
Sixth Judicial District
Brent Harstad
Harstad
Benton County
Clarence Schultze
Nelson
Belle Plaine
Vinton
Schultze
Northern Iowa Milwaukee shippers receive hopeful signs
Shippers on the Marquette to Sheldon line of the Milwaukee Road in northern Iowa hear hopeful signals from two sources while Cedar Rapids area firms face a transport crisis. The Milwaukee Road reconfirms plans to operate the Marquette line until a buyer is found, with New Milwaukee Lines backing the plan. The ICC review deadline looms.
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Marquette-to- Sheldon
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Midwest
Waukee Road
Kansas City
Sabula
Clinton
Quad Cities
Ottumwa
Chicago and North Western
New Milwaukee Lines
Milwaukee Road
Northern Line
Spokane
Wash
William Brodsky
Coalition
Mason City
Austin
Minn
Rock Island
Brodsky
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Congress
Milwaukee Lines
U.S
Thomas McMillen
Chicago
McMillen
Miles City
Mont
Seattle
Warrant issued in theft of pelts at What Cheer
A warrant was issued for a Monroe County man in the theft of 10 raccoon pelts from Rif fel's Fur Co in What Cheer. Sheriff Garry Deitrich did not release the suspect's name but said an arrest was expected today. The theft occurred when four men entered the shop around 1 p.m. and fled with the pelts valued at about $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Keokuk County
Garry Deitrich
Deitrich
Riffel’s Fur Co
Bill Riffel
Riffel
Assault case opened against Delmar Sauer in Linn County
Assault charges were pending against Delmar Sauer, 37, of rural Central City, after his arrest Monday night by Linn County deputies. He was held in Linn County Jail while the county attorney investigates. no formal charges filed yet and the case was turned over to the attorney’s investigator based on a complaint by Sauer’s wife Pat.
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Delmar Sauer
Central
City
Sauer
Linn County
Linn County Sheriff's Deputies
Pat
Burglary Hits Goodman’s Flower Shop in Center Point
Linn county sheriff reports burglarized Goodman’s Flower Shop at 802 Main Street Center Point over Friday or Saturday. Cash and checks totaling $550 were taken. Wilson Goodman of rural Toddville reported the burglary.
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Goodman
Main Street
Center Point
Linn
Wilson Goodman
Toddville
Four presidential hopefuls set Cedar Rapids appearances
Four candidates campaign in Cedar Rapids over 11 days. Richard B. Kay arrives today for Democratic events and a 10 a.m. news conference at Village Inn Motel. John Connally visits Thursday for a 9 45 a.m. media and supporter meeting at Stouffer’s. Philip Crane appears Sunday evening at the Long Branch with about 200 supporters. Edward M Kennedy plans a Dec 8 reception at Regis High School with Linn County Democrats.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard B. Kay
Cleveland
Ohio
John Connally
Texas
Philip Crane
Illinois
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kay
Iowa
Village Inn
Connally
Stouffer’s
Crane
Longbranch
Twixtown Road
Linn County
Kennedy
Regis High School
Driver Charged Over Drunk Driving Arrest
Wally E. Horn, 45, of 917 Belmont Parkway NW was arrested and charged with drunk driving Monday night. Horn was stopped by police at 10 40 p m in the 100 block of First Avenue West and also charged with driving without headlamps on.
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Wally E. Horn
Belmont Parkway
Horn
First Avenue West
Water Department Workers Seek 20 Percent Pay Rise
Marion Water Department employees proposed a wage and benefits package equal to a 20 percent increase over the current contract which expires next June. They seek $1.25 per hour raises, a half yearly cost of living adjustment, 100 percent uniform clothing allowance, dental insurance, and $25 longevity pay per grade with fixed 8 am to 4 30 pm hours. The water board will hear the counteroffer at the December 10 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Water Department
Water Department
Dick Stickney
The
Water Board
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
Board
Happy fella or selective thieves?
Police review theft reports from Monday in Marion. Items stolen include two spirits bottles a guitar and an acupuncture needle. Victims include Orville Nichols at Marion Mobile Home Court and Dr J N Geelan and Fred Walk at Cedar Rapids location. A collector's guitar valued at 1500 dollars was left on stage overnight. Also mentions bank drive up facility and local ads with event times.
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Marion
Orville Nichols
Marion Mobile Home Court
Nichols
J.N. Geelan
Seventh Ave
Geelan
Fred Walk
Sixth Ave
Cedar Rapids
Longbranch
Walk
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Mary Burke Gazette
Eastern Law Reporter
Ames
Gazette
Benton
Tama
Benton County Auditor’s Office
County Boards of Supervisors
Tama Counties
Des Moines
Waterloo
the Gazette
Linn Man
C.R
Janet Jones
Free Lance
Millwood Club
REC
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Mothers’ Club
Linn-Mar Board of Directors
Educational Services Center
Mani
Farmer’s State Bank
Marion Drive-Up
Marion High School
Armar Drive
Eighth Ave
Bill Malloy
Diamond Store
Malloy Jewelers
Second Ave
New Kent II
Mem
Kent WI
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