Low Cost Cedar Rapids Townhouses See Price Drop
Two Oak Hill duplex units at 929-931 Ninth St SE in Cedar Rapids remain unsold after a price cut to 27 500 per unit. The City Council approved 15 511 in federal funds to aid down payments for low to moderate income buyers through Neighborhood Housing Inc., with targeted assistance for families at 80 percent or below area median income.
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Dick Hogan
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Ninth St
Oak Hill Area
Financial Neighborhood Improvement Services Inc
Finisi
Marge Wetherill
Stanbrough Realtors
Oak Hill
Gary Hughes
Neighborhood Housing Inc
Hughes
Stolen Items Reported From Apartment and Garage
Corrinne Laing reported items valued at 3122 stolen from her apartment on Oakland Road between November 22 and 28, including a diamond ring and cash, entry gained by prying a screen and sliding windows. A chainsaw and accessories valued at 278 were taken from the Leon Fritz residence garage on C Street Southwest between November 11 and 23, entry gained through an unlocked window.
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Corrinne Laing
Oakland Road
Leon Fritz
C St
New trial granted in death by own action suit
Linn District Judge William Eads granted a new trial for St. Luke's Hospital and Dr. Charles G. Wellso after they won a previous $151,700 judgment in a suit filed by the family of Nancy Jacobs of Anamosa. The claim alleges failures to prevent the patient from harming herself in the hospital's psychiatric ward.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Linn
William Eads
Charles G. Wellso
Nancy Jacobs
Cedar Rapids Woman Died By Hanging After Mental Decline
A Cedar Rapids woman died May 8 1976 by hanging herself with a belt from a room door. In granting a new trial the judge ruled the earlier jury instruction on mental state degenerating condition and negligence was erroneous and rejected defense motions to overturn the verdict.
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Jacobs
Brucemore opens new shop for public today
Brucemore’s Down stairs at Brucemore shop opens to the public at 10 a.m. today in the mansion basement as part of the National Trust program. It runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays with a 10 percent member discount and proceeds funding Brucemore programs. OPEN TOURS begin Saturday with additional Christmas tours on Dec 10 17 22 and 23 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. cost $2 per person without appointments.
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Brucemore’s
Brucemore
National Trust For Historic Preservation
National Trust
Carolyn Pigott
Family and State Dilemmas in Public Policy Lecture
Cornell College sociology professor Christopher Carlson will speak on the future of family privacy and state responsibility at 11 am in King Chapel on December 7. The lecture covers policy areas, guidelines for state duty, and ties to the 1984 Visions of the Future convocation theme. Carlson joined the faculty in 1980 after studies at UC Davis, UI Chicago, and U Oregon. the event is free and open to the public.
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Mount Vernon
Christopher Carlson
Cornell College
King Chapel
Carlson
Cornell
University of California At Davis
University of Illinois At Chicago
University of Oregon
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