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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1982
Page
6
Bill Heisdorffer of Harper inspects his 14 foot towboat and 9.9 hp Evinrude after a trip on the Skunk River. He notes a small leak at the drain plug from scraping the river bottom. The couple plans a winter move to Arizona and visits Las Vegas for sightseeing.
A public forum on the juvenile justice process is planned for September 14 at 7 30 p m in the Little Theatre of Washington High School Cedar Rapids Marion League of Women Voters organizes five speakers from the Youth Bureau Youth Facilities Juvenile Court Services and the Juvenile Court to explain first contact detention court procedures and probation followed by a Q A session.
In Sioux City the Civil Air Patrol regional meet saw Iowa ground team from Red Oak win and the mission coordination team take first. Members included Cadet Ed Kellogg of Cedar Rapids and Lt. Col. Don Thompson, Capt. Dennis Eastman, and Col. Evan Winters from Hiawatha. Iowa finished third overall behind Nebraska’s top score.
Oran D. Glade Jr. and Nancy Turnis were arrested and charged with assault. Glade, 25, allegedly tried to force a vehicle off Center Point Road NE and struck a man. Turnis, 18, was detained after a struggle with security officers at Hawkeye Downs where pills and alcohol were involved.
Roy C. Morris Jr., 24, of Central City, is charged with violating a custodial order after allegedly taking his children from their mother and hiding them. He was released on his own recognizance. A preliminary hearing is set for Sept. 23 in Buchanan County court. The children were found unharmed and returned to their mother. The offense is a serious misdemeanor per the Buchanan County Sheriff's Department.
Independent 52nd District candidate Brian Shawn Gallagher told the Building and Construction Trades Council the government must actively create jobs and bring 90,000 unemployed Iowans back to work. He urged policy to attract business, support home ownership with low interest mortgages, and subsidize payments to help young buyers.
Informational sessions for the Indian Guide father son and Indian Princess father daughter programs are set at the Ellis YMCA 1501 Ellis Blvd NW. Meetings occur tonight Thursday and Saturday with slides refreshments and Q A. Officers for the guides are Chief Frank Riester Sachem Butch Bixby Wampum Bearer Ronald Day and Tallykeeper Doug Black. Princess officers are Chief Gary Simon Sachem John Fenton and Tallykeeper Rick O'Hara.
Members of Harnco Employees Credit Union and FMC Credit Union vote to merge creating Hawkeye Credit Union with about 11.5 million in assets. Harnco votes 479 53 yes no FMC 1116 102 yes no four spoiled. Merger slated for Oct 1 with FMC as main office and Harnco branch as full service. About 6500 members and 13 staff.
Shellsburg resident James W. Stodola aged 46 was arrested on warrants by Linn County deputies and Cedar Rapids police for first degree theft and interference with official acts. Joyce Konicek aged 29 was charged as an accessory after the fact for harboring Stodola. Tools recovered from the Case Power and Implement Co burglary were valued at about 40 000 dollars. authorities said the tools recovered were a small portion of the loss. Stodola’s theft case stems from a separate incident near Mount Vernon involving four garden tractors from Iowa Implement Inc. of Lisbon. Charles Andrews aged 52 was also charged with first degree theft and interference in connection with the tractor theft. Andrews was arrested in Cedar Rapids after fleeing the rented truck. Konicek and Stodola were released on a court order Tuesday evening.
The Tama County Board of Supervisors held a session on personnel matters delaying proposed pay raises for Assessor LeRoy Smith's staff. They urged a conference-board review and planned a Thursday meeting with the National Industrial Workers Union to discuss next year’s contracts. The panel approved Kajer’s appointment as deputy to Court Clerk Dorothy Jones and signed an ARC career center contract costing $1 annual rent plus utilities, insurance, and transport. They tabled a road closure in Toledo Township and a mental health grant, with decisions targeted for Sept. 14.
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