Two acquitted in Linn massage parlor case
Linn Associate Judge Lynne Brady acquitted Lynn Henry 38 and Tashia Davis 32 of violating the city massage parlor ordinance after finding insufficient evidence that a massage service was performed for a fee. Spa employee Carol Halverson 18 was also acquitted of interfering with police.
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Linn
Lynne Brady
Lynn Henry
Happy Hour Health Spa
Tashia Davis
Brady
Henry
Davis
Spa
Carol Halverson
First Ave
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Iowa Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Horan
Supreme Court
Halverson
Spa violations lead to light fines in city case
Halverson, Henry, and Davis faced misdemeanor charges for interference with official acts and other counts arising from a May massage at Happy Hour Health Spa. Henry and Davis admitted no massage licenses. city argued massages were part of the spa package with fees for facilities. Public Safety Commissioner Bergen said enforcement will continue.
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Halverson
Henry
Davis
Happy Hour
Public Safety
Floyd Bergen
Schools eye drug abuse lecture in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Community School District debates a planned drug abuse talk by David Toma for about 10 000 junior and senior high students. Officials warn against mass gatherings and consider multiple smaller presentations while the event is financed by an anonymous donor.
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Marvin Maire
Citizens
Cedar Rapids
David Toma
New York
New Jersey
Five Seasons Center
Toma
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Nancy Snetzler
Southview Drive
The
Gazette
Snetzler
Curran Rosser
Maire
Citizens’ Group
Lauree Gerber
Enrollment group weighs costs of school alternatives
Cedar Rapids Community School District faces enrollment decline from a peak of 25,030 in 1970-71 to 20,029 this year and an expected 16,772 by 1989-90. The Declining Enrollment Impact Study Committee, chaired by John Knapp, will assess costs of reorganizing grades, closing Hayes and Fillmore schools, and repurposing vacated buildings, with January 1981 recommendations and subsequent public hearings.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Cedar Rapids
Franklin, McKinley, Roosevelt and
Wilson
Jefferson Senior
John Knapp
Citizens Committee
Hayes
Fillmore
Knapp
Linn-Mar to offer preschool sessions
Linn-Mar High School will launch a pilot preschool program starting Oct 27 for about 15 four year olds. Classes run three mornings weekly from 8:30 to 11:45 at the high school over six weeks.
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Linn-Mar
Linn-Mar High School
Madelyn Olson
Olson
Linn- Mar
Regis
Marion Women’s Club Dinner Meeting Tonight
The Marion Women's Club evening home department will meet for dinner at 6 30 tonight at the Wenceslaus Square Czech restaurant. Also reported is the sale of income property at 3300 Third Ave to Phillip Dart by Louella Allen, with Holmes and Co. Realtors and Potter Real Estate handling the transaction.
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Marion Women’s Club
Wenceslaus Square
Louella Allen
21St St
Third Ave
Phillip Dart
McGowan Blvd
Holmes and Co. Realtors
Potter Real Estate
Marion Chamber Plans Twin Cities Football Trip
The Marion Chamber of Commerce sponsors a two day bus trip to the Iowa at Minnesota game on Saturday October 25. Depart Marion early Saturday and return Sunday afternoon with overnight at St Paul Travelodge. Cost is 130 dollars per couple covering transport, refreshments, game tickets and lodging. Call 377-6316 for reservations.
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Marion Chamber of Commerce
Twin Cities
Marion
St. Paul
Marion Chamber
John Deere Insurance Open Line Call
An advertising pitch urges homeowners to call John Deere Insurance to compare rates and save money. It promises simple, pressure free service with potential lower prices than current homeowner or auto premiums and invites description of current coverage.
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John Deere
John Deere Insurance Open Line
John Deere Insurance
The $1,000 Thrift Certificate With 12 Percent Interest
An Iowa only offer promotes a $1,000 thrift certificate earning 12 percent annually after three months with penalties minimal for early withdrawal. It claims passbook accounts yield 5.2 percent and advertises immediate earning potential on funds, inviting payment by coupon, check, or money order to Commercial Credit offices.
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Savings & Loan
America
Iowa
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