Father of Cedar Rapids Man Dies in Iowa Falls
James E. Person aged 69, father of Robert W. Person of Cedar Rapids, died Wednesday in Iowa Falls. Services set for 2 p.m. at Kingdom Hall Jehovah's Witnesses Iowa Falls. Surls Funeral Home in charge.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1981
Page
13
James E. Person aged 69, father of Robert W. Person of Cedar Rapids, died Wednesday in Iowa Falls. Services set for 2 p.m. at Kingdom Hall Jehovah's Witnesses Iowa Falls. Surls Funeral Home in charge.
Alvaro M. Gomez 23 of 705 Fifth Ave SE paid a 50 dollar fine after pleading guilty to an assault charge involving a Cedar Rapids police officer. Curt L. Schwartz 18, at large, received two concurrent 12 day jail terms after pleading guilty to interference with official acts and assault. Thirteen individuals faced drunk driving judgments, including Gary A. Nelson who had a Sept. 26 charge dismissed, David L. Sexton fined 150 dollars and two days jail with one day credited, Brecht 23 jailed 60 days with remaining suspended, and Rennekamp 18's July 31 related charges dismissed. Dennis E. Cuthbertson 30 received a 60 day suspended sentence and probation. Eight others were placed on probation or deferred sentences to lawyers or the Department of Correctional Services after pleading guilty to drunk driving charges.
Daniel L. Isaac a 32 year old resident of 367 Seventh Ave SW was arrested early Friday on an assault charge. He allegedly struck Vickie White with his fists at 1506 Sixth Ave SE and was held in Linn County Jail after a 12 30 a m arrest before being released later that morning on court orders.
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