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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1980
Page
7
A residence was moved from 115 S. Main St to 814 N. Sycamore in Monticello by Walton's House Moving of Cedar Rapids. The operation passed without incident as motorists rerouted past police lines in the 600 block of Cedar Street.
The Bear Creek bridge on Linn County Road W-36 moves up from 1983 to 1981 due to rising traffic with Pleasant Creek Park opening. The plan also funds right of way purchases for three miles of W-36 at about 90,000 and accelerates six mile resurfacing between Walker and Troy Mills.
Linn County attorney Eugene Kopecky said there is no evidence to support criminal charges against Center Point police chief Ken Gulick. The chief had handed in his badge amid allegations over a time report but later remained on the job.
A burglar pried a kitchen window at 521 Knollwood Drive SE Saturday afternoon and grabbed a purse left on a table. Becky Gilbertson 22 reported the loss of about 60 dollars plus 45 dollars and a 300 dollar pager while baby-sitting. Frances Williams 68 injured in a Sunday car crash remains in good condition at St Luke's Hospital after a two-vehicle collision at 10th Street and First Avenue. Three men were arrested for second degree burglary after beer disappeared from Pear Tree Lounge storeroom. Richard Ryan 27 Bert Slaymaker 21 Sidney Martin 28 were stopped in a car and Hashish found on Slaymaker. All three released pending court appearances.
Shawn A. Mack a Washington High School junior aged 16 from 722 25th St NE was found dead October 14 in the family garage with a motorcycle engine running. Linn County Medical Examiner Dr. Percy Harris ruled the death an action by the deceased.
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