Couple’s Volunteerism Keeps Them Busy in Hiawatha
Hazel and Keith Jenison, lifelong residents since 1965, juggle council meetings and unpaid roles as Equal Opportunity Officer and Water Board member while running an antique shop. Their steady volunteer work over years saves the city money and strengthens community, with Hazel noting the unsung effort behind local governance.
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Keith
Hazel Jenison
Hiawatha City Council
Hiawatha
Hazel
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
Water Board
Council
Fort Dodge
Iowa National Insurance
Robins Road
Harnischfeger Corp
Cedar Rapids
Israeli columnist uses Poland 1922 as cipher to reveal near Lebanon strike
Amnon Abramowitz of Maariv wrote a fictional piece set in Poland to bypass military censorship. He described a 1922 Polish cabinet vote to attack guerrillas, mirroring a near Israeli action in Lebanon. Censors offered no comment as reporters chase suppressed stories.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Poland
Amnon Abramowitz
Maariv
Lebanon
Abramowitz
Bekaa Valley
Palestine Liberation Organization
K. Pilsudsky
Ignacy J. Paderewsky
Padarewsky
Pilsudsky
Joseph
Leon
Defense
Ariel Sharon
Lion of God
Begin
Pattovsky
Gideon Patt
Gen
Motek
Mordechai “Motke
Zippori
Abromowitz
Foundation II aids Cedar Rapids youth with shelter and counseling
Deborah Klein, a 17 year old helped by Foundation II, describes how the United Way funded runaway shelter provides shelter food and counseling for youths aged 12 to 17. The Cedar Rapids center also operates a crisis line and helps youths over 17. In 1981 the facility aided over 350 youths through shelter family counseling and drop-in services.
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America
Foundation II
Cedar Rapids
United Way
East Central
Iowa
Deborah Klein
Deborah
Marion
Runaway Center
Runaway Shelter
Leg irons ordered for murder defendants in Arizona trial
Phoenix Arizona May 1981 UPI Judge Cecil Patterson rules two murder defendants William Bracy and Murray Hooper must wear leg irons at their trial for the contract killings of Phoenix businessman William Redmond and his mother in law Helen Phelps. Bracy and Hooper already hold Illinois death sentences.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Maricopa County
Cecil Patterson
Iowa
Arizona
Patterson
William Bracy
Murray Hooper
Illinois
Bracy
Hooper
Phoenix
William Patrick Redmond
Helen Phelps
Lytton
Redmond
Amish exemption cases joined in Calvary Baptist academy dispute
Floyd County Iowa judge Ray Clough merged two cases challenging state education laws. The Christian school supporters seek Amish exemption and argue constitutional church state separation, while opponents cite public school standards and teacher certification. Defendants include the State Board of Public Instruction Superintendent Robert Benton Charles City officials and county attorneys.
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Charles City, Iowa
UPI
Floyd County
Calvary Baptist Christian Academy
Christian School
Ray Clough
State Board of Public Instruction
Robert Benton
Charles City
Iowa
Iowa Board of Public Instrucion
Randy Johnson
PAC Challenges Cutler to Debate Ads in Iowa Race
LeRoy Corey, chair of the Mid-American Political Conservative Action Committee, challenged Lynn Cutler to a debate over ads against her in Iowa 3rd District race against incumbent Republican Cooper Evans. Cutler denounced the radio ads as shrill and inaccurate while Corey defended them as documented and urged a debate, calling Cutler ultra liberal and opposing ads suppression as free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Corey
Mid-American Political Conservative Action Committee
Cutler
Ames
Corey
Sheriff Sale Notice in Linn County Iowa
By virtue of a General Execution issued June 1989 in favor of Pros Conne Jon for 1500.00 with interest and costs, the Sheriff levies on the defendant's Kenwood Park Lot 2 Block 5 427 33rd Street N Rapids Iowa and will sell at public auction to the highest bidder in front of the Court at Linn County Courthouse on the day of November at 9 o clock AM. Attendance required at the sheriff's office in Council Rapids towed.
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Kenwood Park
E& Feet
33Rd Street
N Rapids
Lowe
Linn & Tong
Iowa
Ico
Comoe Rapids
Li County
Leland Schoon
Cedar Rapids Adopts Ordinance Repeal and Merger Notices
The Cedar Rapids city council repeals Chapter 37 of the Municipal Code and adopts related changes. Separately, Peoples Bank and Trust Company seeks state approval for a merger with First Peoples State Bank, to form a single state bank with multiple Iowa offices including Cedar Rapids locations.
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Price
Iowa
City of
Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Rassnaerer
City of Cedor
Rgsounien
C Soesy
Lois M. Keller
Peoples Bank and Trust Compan
Peoples Gent and Trust Company
First Peoples Staknk
Lowo
First Peoples State Bank
Peoples Bank
T Just Company
Sto
State Bank
Third Avenue
P.O. Box
First Avenue
Linn County
Westdale
Westdale Mall
Linnty
Lowa
Peoples Bank Newhall
Main Street
Newhall
Benton County
Peoples and Trust Company
Banking Corporation
P Encore of
Cedar Rapids, Inc
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Christie Wallace Vazette
Marina Bureau
Keith and
Hoodwinks
World News
Russia
Ral
Aroha
Earl Abell
Chicago
Gazette
John Mciro
Herman Enabaits
Ida Pratt
Chandler St. SE
the Gazette
Margaret Scott
Central City
Bertha Wenger
Betty Ann Jordan
Hendersonville
Tenn
Herman (Mundy) Enabnit, Jr
Gene Enabnit
Solon
June Arensdorf
PAC
Sheriff's
Peoples Bank and Trust Comny
Johnny Sagers
Lawrence E Mecuroin
Ganoun
Gerald Lyel
Nen
Dallas
Smith & Hi
Iver
Attorney
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