Arrest Mixup Hits Cedar Rapids Resident
Dale Curtis Klein, 35, was arrested September 27 on a driver's license charge after a chain of judicial and clerical missteps. Orders on the back of older tickets and filing delays led to a warrant being issued and Klein’s brief imprisonment. Judge Lynne Brady said steps will ensure orders are filed chronologically to prevent a repeat.
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Pebble Drive
First Avenue
Linn
Linn District Court
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Lynne Brady
James Bennett
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Man Found Guilty in Assault Case
George J. Pryor, 28, of Cedar Rapids, found guilty of assault with intent to rob in a Linn District Court trial tied to a July 26 incident. He aided Wallace Madden in taking Virgil Northrup to a room at 509 Fifth Ave SE where Madden attacked with a machete. Northrup escaped through a window. Sentencing set for Nov 4 at 2 p.m. Citations include Cedar Rapids and Marion jurors.
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Linn
Cedar Rapids
Virgil Northrup
Pryor
Wallace Madden
Northrup
Fifth Ave. SE
Madden
Shirley Sheetz
James Doolittle
Robert Lewis
Donald Else
Mary Ondler
Judith Jennings
Robert Bell
Mark Barger
Sandra Dankert
Sally Sobolik
Terry Cook
Clayton Waller
Marion
Wayne Shedenhelm
No Home Mail Delivery Monday Columbus Day
The postal service will follow a holiday schedule on Columbus Day with no regular residential or business mail delivery. Special delivery will be provided and Cedar Rapids main post office center closes 12:00 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. Lindale Plaza center stays open. Collection boxes will resume pickups at 3 p.m. Monday.
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Cedar Rapids
Lindale Plaza
Court weighs action to curb clerk errors in arrests
Iowa court officials met to discuss preventing arrest warrants issued due to clerk’s office mistakes. Harold Vietor, Justice Warren Rees, Clerk Kenneth Perry and deputy George Tresnak attended as concerns over turnover and training were raised. A legal brief prepared by Supreme Court assistants may guide any court action.
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Harold Vietor
Sixth Judicial District
Iowa Supreme Court
Warren Rees
Kenneth Perry
Perry
First Avenue
George Tresnak
Vietor
Tresnak
C. Edwin Moore
Supreme Court
Iowa
Rees
City Council Approves Final Salary and department shift
The council approved two third reading ordinances this morning. One sets mayor and council salaries for next year totaling $27,585.04 for the mayor and $24,755.80 for each councilman. The other moves traffic engineering under the public improvements commissioner. Both take effect upon Gazette publication this Friday with a 6 percent pay increase starting next January.
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Public Improvements
Domenici Favored Lifting Gas Price Controls Not Supporting Change
Washington AP corrected report that Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico was willing to switch his stance on federal controls for natural gas prices. Domenici has supported lifting controls, not maintaining them, and the initial story misidentified his position.
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Associated Press
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Domenici
Iowa Concrete Is Low Bidder for Storm Sewer Pipe
Iowa Concrete Products Co. was the low bidder this morning to supply 833 feet of storm sewer pipe for Hoover Place sixth addition. The bid totaled $22,332.95 for 395 feet of 42 inch pipe and 438 feet of 36 inch pipe, against an estimate of $23,994.72. Zeidler's Inc. of Waterloo bid $23,370.60.
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Zeidler’s Inc
Waterloo
Weather notes and lake levels near Coralville Lake
A cryptic weather report lists barometer 30.25 rising to 30.65, humidity 58 percent, wind from NNE at 9 mph, sunrise 7 09, sunset 6 40. Forecast calls for showers Friday and Saturday and fair Sunday with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s. Coralville Lake and Mississippi river stages for Wednesday show various readings including LaCrosse 6.3 and Dubuque 9.6 with some falls noted.
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Kirkwood Hosts One Day Boiler Workshop
A one day boiler operation workshop at Kirkwood Community College targets operators of steam and hot water boilers. Sponsors include Iowa Electric Light and Power, Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric, Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line, Natural Gas Pipeline of America, and Northern Natural Gas. The program in Iowa Hall runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a $12.50 fee that covers lunch and materials. Registration begins at 8 a.m. Thursday.
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Man Arrested in Grand Larceny Case at Ken Andrews Inc
Police arrested Lee H. Wright age 19 of 900 Ninth St SE on Tuesday and charged him with grand larceny and resisting an officer. He allegedly stole a tape deck from Ken Andrews Inc at 815 First St SE on September 7 and is held in Linn County Jail on a 5150 bond.
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Ninth St. SE
Wright
Ken Andrews Inc
First St. SE
Linn County
Births and marriages and fires reported in Marion Cedar Rapids area
Birth notices list Mercy Mercy hospital Oct 4 with a son for Mr and Mrs Jay Moore and a son for Mr and Mrs Thomas Goff. St Luke's notes a daughter to Dennis Snenicka and a daughter to Robin Smith and a son to David Moeller. Mount Pleasant records a son for Dr and Mrs Thomas Hansen. Marital licenses issued to several Cedar Rapids and area couples. Fire calls include an electrical short near Wilson Avenue I 380 SW and multiple false alarms and a brush fire on Bel Air Drive and 34th Street SE.
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Tenth St
Marion
Thomas Goff
Fourteenth Avenue
St. Luke's
Dennis R. Snenicka
Valley Park St
Robin Smith
12Th Ave
David A. Moeller
Johnson Ave. NW
Mount Pleasant
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Hansen
Richard M. Quetsch
Knollwood Drive
Wilson Avenue
Interstate 380
First St
Bel Air Drive
34Th Street
15Th St
31St St
10Th Ave
Old River Road
Lash Seeks Iowa City School Job
Newell Lash, currently the assistant superintendent in Cedar Rapids, is reported as a final candidate for Iowa City Community School Districts top position. He is to meet the school board in a closed session at 8 p.m., with the post vacant since Merlin Ludwig resigned last spring.
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Cedar Rapids
Newell Lash
Merlin Ludwig
Vietnamese War Casualties Pass 100000 Mark
Ten years after American involvement in Vietnam casualties exceeded 100000, highlighting the mounting conflict toll and the ongoing military commitment.
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Vietnam
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Masthead and Notices
The Cedar Rapids Gazette dated from 1883 details publication schedule and subscription rates, noting editions after noon and Sunday, carrier pricing, and regional service areas with postal status and AP rights. No substantive news content is provided beyond publishing declarations and mailing details.
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Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
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