Cedar Rapids Faces Backlog of Unpaid Fines and Court Costs
City officials report a large backlog of unpaid parking tickets and other fines across motor vehicle violations intoxication and disorderly conduct plus court costs. Contempt hearings are limited weekly. many violators pay partial amounts or enter payment plans while thousands remain unpaid. Notable delinquents include A-1 Bonding Co. and director R Dale McMillan with over six thousand dollars in 180 tickets. Dena Owens among others shows multiple unpaid fines. Parking meter violations carry a one dollar fee per ticket in Cedar Rapids.
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A-1 Bonding Co
R. Dale McMillan
Dena Owens
Traffic Court
Finance
Hal Schaefer
William Eads
Eads
Lectionary Revisions Spark Debate Over Language and Theological Tone
The proposed lectionary replaces traditional male language for God with gender neutral terms and renders key phrases such as Son of God as Child of God. Critics from Bangor Theological Seminary and Lutheran and Orthodox churches question accuracy and aesthetics while supporters frame it as experimental worship. The 112 page Year A cycle seeks church feedback for future years and notes God is presented as Father and Mother to balance imagery.
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Christ
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Son of
Child
Man
Burton H. Throckmorton
Bangor Theological Seminary
Maine
Claire Randall
Council
James R. Crumley
Lutheran Church In America
Wounded Marine undergoes surgery as Beirut tensions rise
A wounded Marine aboard the Iwo Jima off Beirut underwent late Friday surgery with his condition listed as guarded. In Washington a Lebanese official said the Beirut fighting and Marine deaths reflect the price the U.S. pays to defend its values.
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Beirut
Washington
Reagan
U.S
White House
Wadhi Haddad
August Inventories Jump 1.2 Percent in Big Rise
Separate reports show manufacturing and trade inventories up 1.2 percent in August, the largest gain in over three years, with producer prices for finished goods up 0.2 percent. Industrial production rose for the tenth straight month, led by automotive products and business equipment, while utilities fell.
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Robert R. Davis
Chicago
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Ortner
Department
Fed
Commerce Department
Clark philosophy sparks Senate confirmation clash
The fight over Judge Clark's exected policy stance stirs leadings groups and lawmakers as hearings loom. Environmental leaders vow a loud campaign with lobbying and grassroots efforts to critique administration policy. Reagan aides debate McFarlane as Clark successor amid ties to Weinberger and Casey hedging.
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Wilderness Society
Charles Clusen
Senate
Clark
Reagan
White House
Robert McFarlane
Middle East
Caspar Weinberger
William Casey
Central Intelligence
Weather prospects show showers then fair days ahead
The extended forecast calls for a chance of showers Monday followed by fair skies Tuesday and Wednesday. Expect highs in the 50s Monday rising to the 60s by Wednesday with lows in the 30s Monday and the low to mid 40s by Wednesday. National temperature extremes include a low of 20 at Aberdeen and a high of 90 at Thermal California.
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Thermal
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C.R. Canadian Rt
C.R
Calgary
Regina City
Edmonton
Toronto
Montreal
Vancouver
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Weather Bakes Rockies Snow Piles Up Across West
The nation faces heavy snow in the Rockies with Wyoming passes closed and travel advisories for Colorado and the Black Hills. Snow shifts to rain at lower elevations, while the South and Midwest see rain and scattered showers. Hurricane Raymond may approach Hawaii with 135 to 165 mph winds.
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Wyoming
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South Dakota
Black Hills
Upper Midwest
Montana
Idaho
Nebraska Panhandle
Utah
Hawaiian Islands
Raymond
Honolulu
Florida
Atlantic
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Mississippi Valley
Nebraska
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