Linn County Civil October Term Jury Assignments Listed
Linn County district court announces civil law cases for the October term with Judge B J Maxwell presiding. Jury trials span October to December with numerous cases including Hanson versus Wescott and Fire and Safety versus Linn County Fire Protection, among many. Non jury trials are scheduled for October 13 through December 30 with multiple parties and probate, corporate, and contract matters listed.
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Linn County District’ Court
B. J. Maxwell
Shea and Jackson
Fisher
Davis
Mrstik
Miller
McBurney
Wiegil
Sweeney
Hanson
Wescott
Fabian
Tiernan
Bledsoe
Kirchmann
Melsha
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Holy Cross Coop
Creamery Assn
Whitney
Carpenter
DeWald
Wenger
Kerr
Anderson
Two Cedar Rapids Lawyers Sue Pilicers for Fees
Two Cedar Rapids lawyers file an $8,750 Linn district court suit against Abraham and Sophie Pilicer for unpaid attorney fees. Robert F. Wilson and A. W. Bass claim they defended Pilicer in a federal trial, aided by art-gallery negotiations, and helped secure Pilicer’s release from Linn county jail while averting a $50,000 suit and seeking attachment to prevent asset transfer.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Abraham
Sophie Pilicer
Ridgeway Drive
Robert F. Wilson
A. W. Bass
Wilson
Pilicer
Pilco Laboratories
Pilcer
Bass
Linn County
Three-Car Crash Injures Two On A Ave NW
Two people were injured in a Tuesday evening three car collision on A avenue NW near Fifth Street. Glenda Wilson 45 of 2212 Chandler Street SW remained in fair condition with a back injury. Ken neth B. Eiler 3701 Sixteenth Avenue SW fined $10 and costs for failing to keep his car under control. Miss Mason treated and released. Judith Harwood 21 of Iowa City uninjured minor details reported.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Glenda Wilson
Chandler Street
Janie R. Mason
Kenneth B. Eiler
Sixteenth Avenue
Miss Mason
Judith G. Harwood
Iowa City
Bertelli Wins Cedar Rapids Sidewalk Contract Bid
Ray Bertelli and Sons, Inc. secured a city contract for northeast Cedar Rapids sidewalk construction. The low bid of 23 334 60 covers Forty second Street NE from Weingrove to Center Point and adjoining sections. E and F Cement and Asphaltic Concrete Co. bid 25 449 85, with the winning bid 1 223 15 under the estimated 24 557 75.
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Ray Bertelli and Sons, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Pedestrian Struck by Car Driver Charged
A driver, Donald Stevens aged 32, was charged with failure to yield after his car struck Mrs. Harry F. Loseau, 57, in a crosswalk at Eighth Avenue SE and Seventh Street SE. Loseau remained in Mercy hospital in fair condition with multiple injuries.
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Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street SE
Harry F. Loseau
Eighth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Donald §. Stevens
Bel Air Drive
Loseau
ORCB Requests Cedar Rapids Building Remain In Place
A letter filed by the Order of Railway Conductors land Brakemen building asks the city to exclude the structure at First Avenue and First Street NE from urban renewal. Attorney Garberson cites a Sept. 8 meeting with Mayor Johnson and council members and warns that removal would seriously impair occupancy and cause economic loss though the building also houses other tenants. Garberson says the union has no plan to leave Cedar Rapids.
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ORCB
First Avenue
First
Civic Center
C. W. Garberson
Bob Johnson
Robert P. Madsen
Johnson
Garberson
Orce
Union
Cedar Rapids
Education Group Hosts Candidates For Legislature
Linn county Democratic and Republican candidates for the state legislature will appear before the Cedar Rapids Education Assn at 7 30 p m Oct 18 in Washington high school auditorium. The meeting is open to the public. Candidates have four minutes each to present views on educational questions. A question answer period will follow with Frank Nye The Gazette associate editor as moderator.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Two Sentences Suspended for Gary A Lane
Gary A Lane twenty is nineteen of 386 Fifteenth Street SE received two suspended sentences in municipal court after a police chase Saturday night. He faces a district court drunk driving charge and was arraigned pending further action.
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Gary A. Lane
Fifteenth Street SE
Lane
Howard McLaughlin
Sixteenth Street SE
Waterworks Garage Pacts Okayed for Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids city council awarded three contracts totaling 95,826 for a new water works garage and maintenance building adjacent to the purification plant. Morehead Construction won the general contract at 72,272, Justice Electric won the electrical bid at 6,980, and Modern and Path Inc. won plumbing, heating and venting at 16,574.
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Ce‘dar Rapids
Morehead Construction Co
Justice Electric Co
Modern and Path, Inc
Th Council
Howard R. Green
J Avenue NE
P. E. Fowler Electric Co
Acme Electric Co
A-1 Electric
Cedar Rapids Electric Supply Co
Fandel, Inc
Paulson Electric Co
Emmett Keough Electric
John M. Gerber
Tom Bowker and Son, Inc
Blahnik Construction Co
Shultz and Mary Sheet Metal
Turner Brother-in-Law Killed in Dubuque Crash
Michael Turner 20 in serious condition after a Friday auto crash in Dubuque. He rode with driver James J. Henderson 20 of Marion, whoWas killed when the car plunged off a bluff. Passenger Gregory Sells 20 of Fort Dodge was listed in serious condition at Mercy hospital on Wednesday.
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Michael Turner
Clarence Turner
Washington Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Turner
James J. Henderson
Marion
Henderson
Gregory Sells
Fort Dodge
Commerce Dept Eases 400 Export Rules to Russia Allies
The Commerce Department relaxed export restrictions on about 400 non strategic commodities for shipment to Russia and Eastern Europe, effective Wednesday. The move follows President Johnson’s call to ease East West tensions and promote trade, under a general license without prior approval. It excludes Soviet controlled East Germany and stresses peaceful goods with no risk to U.S. interests.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
Johnson
China
Europe
East Germany
U.S
Department
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Ross
Myers
Vosmek
Eggleston
Ritchie
Zerbee
City of
Walker
Nemer
Gee
Linn County Co-op Assn
Kutrules
Suchomel
Stock
Cameron
Crane
Iowa City Railroad Co
Hood
Baumgartner
McCullough
Hardesty
Hoge
Hill
Casteel
Steitzer
Lincoln Mercury
Reusch
Armstrongs
Cortez
All Iowa Agriculture Assn
Lala
Burlingame
Charipar
Sudhan
Hamstra
Weber
D and E Excavating Co
McBride
Bliss
Rasmussen
Et al
Jensen
Mills
Town and Country Shopping
Gay
American Sterling Insurance Co
Nassif
Grant Williams
Fordtown
Drake
James Jewelers
Stark
Kaderabek
Pratt
Rejsa
Smith
Meier
Loomis
Mahon
Brosh
Carson
Empire Credit
Scott
Meskimen
Seidlitz
Wilkus
Phelps
Liberty Loan Corp
Woods
Francis
McClintic
Employers Mutuals
White
Bauman
Roggensack
Erickson
Newmire
Panther
Leonard
Kasman
Schmidt
Jenkins
Martin
Hendryx
Burrows
Halscher
Hammond
Shields
Ekimmer
Benson
Shedek
Lundgren
Kendall
City of Cedar Rapids
Grady
Tama Pack
Town Mutual
Burril
Taylor
Mullin
York
American Machine and Foundry
Ryan
Demean
Pospishil
Cedar Valley
Oliver
Wagner
Boulter
Tickal
Caro Construction
Pope
Seely
Pay-n-Taket
Imperial Health Studio
NuMac
Hullinger
Oliphant
Wade
Beeibe
Schultz
Dunn
Casper
Bowman
Stanley
Hruska
Shepard Construction
Augustine
Farah
Numedahl
Colsch
Johnson Service Co
Cummings Plumbing and Heating
Pilicers
Fifth Street
Bertelli
Sidewalk Pact
Loomis Bros., Inc
Kinderknecht Construction Co
Zobac Construction Co
Paulson Construction Co
Reds
Magnavox
Hiltbrunner’s
Second Street
Keane
Killian
Cel
Manu
Lindale Plaza
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