Pact Near on Sharing Of Civic Center Costs
Cedar Rapids leaders edged toward a compromise with Peter F. Beranson to share the Civic Center site costs. Beranson would take responsibility for the second floor, including a 1000 seat ballroom and meeting rooms, enabling signed contracts as early as Friday. The plan keeps most facilities while reducing the city’s share to about 6.846 million plus furnishings.
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Cedar Rapids
Peter F. Beranson
Beranson
Bezanson
Scott Olson
Leo Peiffer and Associates
Iowan Extradited To Illinois for Attempted Murder
Orville Reeves, 24, of Iowa City, was arrested in Iowa City and extradited to Illinois on a charge of attempted murder. He allegedly picked up Mary Ann Krizier in Iowa City, drove to Benton County, Illinois, and assaulted her with stabbing and throat-slashing injuries. Krizier is hospitalized in fair condition. Reeves was located Tuesday and extradited Wednesday.
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Iowa City
Orville Reeves
Travis
Reeves
Mary Ann Krizier
Prairie Village
Kan
Buren County
Ill
Miss Krizler
Burén
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Ropits
Iowa
County
New Zealand to Build Eight-Stand Jet Terminal at Auckland
Auckland officials announced a new terminal at Auckland International Airport to accommodate eight wide bodied jets. The facility, expected to open next May, will be New Zealand’s largest public building with about 300000 square feet of floor space over three stories and feature several innovations.
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Auckland
New Zealand
UPI
Cedar Rapids patrolman appeals suspension for insubordination
Jamen Kinkeid, a Cedar Rapids patrolman, appeals a one day suspension for insubordination to Lt Richard Milter. Acting Police Chief Gareth Clift says the in house violation reason prevented public notice on Sept 23. The case references department rules 19 sections 17 and 33 and the suspension was without pay.
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Jamen Kinkeid
Cedar Rapids
Kinkeid
Gareth Clift
Richard Milter
Clin
Kinkead
Cliff
Coe Program On Right To Die Debate Tonight
Coe college students and outside experts discuss whether law should permit the terminally ill to disconnect life-prolonging measures in a public debate at 7 p.m. Thursday in room 105 Hickok Hall. Faculty sponsor is Dr. Thomas Sweeney. Experts include Dr. John Boyie, Rep. Joan Lipsky, and Dr. David Weddle. Audience participation planned.
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Coe College
Hickok Hall
Thomas Sweeney
Wiance
Coe
John Boyie
University of Iowa
Joan Lipsky
Regis High
Cedar Rapids
David Weddle
Cornell College
Youths Face Vehicle Theft Charges in Star Engineering Case
A Star Engineering spokesman said police aim to recover about 7600 to 8000 dollars worth of stolen items. Police arrested two boys aged 16 and 17 on larceny charges tied to the theft. The youths allegedly took tools and car parts from a Star Engineering pickup, damaged the Jones Park pool house, and struck a tree.
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Star Engineering Co
Ara Bato
Jones Park
Four Persons Arrested On Various Counts
Police reported four people arrested on separate charges on Wednesday and Thursday. Names include Eugene W. Moree 33 of 928 N street SW and a Cedar Rapids 15 year old girl charged with receiving stolen property and marijuana possession. Other defendants Allen R. Dickerson Cork W. Drew Charles Walkner and Larry Rabik face theft motor vehicle and vandalism charges linked to incidents near Wilson Avenue SW B Avenue NW and Jefferson High School. Officials say more arrests may follow in connected cases and note a 1983 date for Bobby Baker’s resignation in a separate civil suit context.
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Eugene W. Moree
N Street
Cedar Rapids
Ronald Anderson
Fourth Street
Allen R. Dickerson
Mt. Vernob Road
Mesaurt
Styfourth
Wilson
Avenue SW
Cork W. Drew
Ninth Avenue
Jens Hrdlicka
Avenue NW
Tlrrore Oc
Charles
Larry Rabik
Avennue
Iin
Cedar River
Jor
Police Youth Department
Charlene Newhard
Hillside Drive
Ruth Smith
Rapids Avenue
Jef Shaw
Rich
Mar Jane NW
Jerry Jordan
Bowling Street
Jefferson High School
Hawkeye Downs
Judge: LaPeters Case Moves Through Linn Court
A brief trial was held in Linn district court on Wal lace LaPeters claim that his dismissal as Cedar Rapids police chief was wrongful. He seeks a declaratory judgment and remains chief pending resolution. Ed Colton fired him in late August after a heated meeting. Local magistrate records later corrected a misreported speeding fine to ten dollars and costs for improper equipment.
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Linn District Court
Wallace LaPeters
Cedar Rapids
Ansel Chap
LaPeters
City Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Ed Colton
Keith McGowen
Vinton
City Act To Eliminate Garbage Pickup Confusion
Cedar Rapids council reviewed the new garbage collection system to reduce confusion. Officials cited a $3 monthly fee effective July 15 and noted issues with multi family and shared lots where owners pay both city and commercial haulers. Mayor Caney proposed sending a list of non city homes to the county for reimbursement and allowing owner choice when sites are adjacent or shared by eligible and in eligible pickup locations.
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Cedar Rapids
Horace Gates
Sanitation Department
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B. Dembers
C.R
Bobby Baker
Senate
Democratic
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Diamond Store
Malloy Jewelers
Continental
United States
Alaska
Audi
Auci
Gruber Motor Co
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