Richardson Smith Case Dismissed in Municipal Court
A charge of malicious injury to property in the street SW was bound over to a grand jury after a preliminary hearing. Richardson, Layden Avenue, is accused of damaging goods belonging to Paul and carrying a concealed weapon, including a chain and buckle, with incidents claimed on July 14 and August 8. The case was dismissed last week in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Smith Core
Detirey
W. Smith
Seeariassient
Hinrichs Assault Charge Dropped in Municipal Court
A charge of assault and battery against Diane Hinrichs of 855 Twelfth Street NE was dismissed Monday in Municipal Court. He had been charged with assaulting Bradley Angledow on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Hinrichs
Twelfth Street
Bradley Ngledow
Witness Absent Dismisses Blasphemous Language Charge
A municipal court dismissed the blasphemous and obscene language charge against Dar rel Ludemann of 2735 Twelfth Avenue Southwest after the complainant failed to appear. The information was signed by Ronald Randall on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel Ludemann
Twelfth Avenue SW
Eudemann
Ronald Randall
Amended Charge for Patricia Augustine in Court
Patricia Augustine of Tower Terrace pled guilty to an amended charge of gross frauds and cheats in municipal court and received a six month suspended sentence with restitution. She had been charged with larceny on April 1 for allegedly taking $181 worth of goods from Montgomery Ward Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Augustine
Tower Terrace
Montgomery Ward Co
Meseraull Pleads To Amended Charge In Municipal Court
Delbert Meseraull of 206 Thirty fifth Street SE pled to an amended charge of manner of conveyance in municipal court and received a 3.1 day suspended jail term. He was arrested August 30 on charges of carrying a concealed weapon with a .45 caliber automatic pistol. Todd Accused Of Car Equipment Theft Michael D Todd of 3801 Northwood Drive NB was arrested Wednesday in a break in on September 16. Todd released Thursday on a $250 bond after being held on a $19,000 political expense fund, with $425 worth of property noted.
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Delbert Meseraull
Michael D. Todd
Michael D. ‘Todd
Northwood Drive
Todd
Dwight Hisénceny
Robert G. Hewitt
Hower
J Street
SW. A
Sen. Richard
M. Nixon
Hound
Charge Dismissed in Municipal Court for Gardemiann
Diane Gardemiann of 231 Fleetwood Road SW had a criminal trespass count dismissed Monday after a defense demurrer was sustained. The charge, based on an information filed by Robert Brown of 435 West Post Road SW on August 15, was dismissed in municipal court.
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Diane Gardemiann
Fleetwood Road
Robert Brown
West Post Road
Mittelstadt Fined for Drunk Driving in Municipal Court
Wayne Mittelstadt of 700 Thirty fifth street Marion pled guilty in municipal court to drunken driving. He received a $900 fine, two days jail credit, and was arrested August 26.
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Wayne Mittelstadt
Marion
Lenard Johnson Bound Over in Break In Case
Lenard Johnson of 851 Twelfth Street NE waived a preliminary hearing in municipal court last week on a breaking and entering charge and was bound over to the grand jury. He faces charges connected to a July 10 break in at Jowal Manufacturing Company located at 916 Sixteenth Street NE.
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Lenard Johnson
Twelfth Street
Jowal Manufacturing (Co
Sixteentit Street
Grand Jury Considers Jackie Gibson Case
Jackie Gibson of 1033 Eighth Street NW was bound over to the grand jury after a municipal court preliminary hearing on a charge of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. He was arrested July 28 for marijuana possession.
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Jackie Gibson
Eighth Street
Grand
Nixon Asked To Set Iowa Disaster Aid
DES Moines AP Gov Robert Ray formally requested President Nixon declare Iowa disaster areas hit by flooding. The proclamation covers Adair Adams Audubon Cass Clayton Crawford Dubuque Fremont Harrison Madison Mills Montgomery Page Pottawattamie Shelby Union Warren. Damage estimated at 20,152,060 dollars.
Surgery Academy Annual Meet Set
The Iowa Academy of Surgery will hold its 12th annual fall meeting at the University of Iowa Friday and Saturday. Scientific sessions begin at 2 p.m. in the Frank Peterson conference room, General Hospital. Dr. Sidney Ziffern and Dr. Richard L. Lawton II will lead opening remarks and discuss venous disease evaluation, obesity surgery, organ procurement, cancer of the breast, and pediatric thoracic issues.
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Frank Peterson
Department of Surgery
General Hospital
Sidney Ziffern
Richard L. Lawton, II
Iowa’ Academy of ‘Surgery
I Three Appointed by Supervisors In Tama
TOLEDO The Tama county board of supervisors made three appointments this week. Ben Jones of Tama was named administrative officer of the Tama county zoning commission at 375 per month, replacing Wayne Kos who could not devote full time. Floyd W. Hadd of Tara was appointed to the Tama county commission on Veterans affairs, with his wife Dolores Hand as secretary at 75 per month, replacing Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kaliban who resigned as they move to Marshalltown in October.
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Toledo
Tama County, Board of Supervisors
Ben Jones
Tama
Tara County
Tama County Zoning Commission
Wayne Kos
Kos
Tama County
Shgineer
Sait
Zoning Commission
Floyd W. Hadd
Tara
Fama County Commission On Veterans Affairs
Delores Hand
Hand
W. A. Kaliban
Marshalltown
Dynamite Traced To Dorchester Farm Theft Probe
A 30 pound dynamite find on the Arolé Thorson farm near Becorah is traced to Olson Explosives Co. Officials say the company has not reported a missing load, suggesting the dynamite was stolen from the firm and not yet missed.
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Decorah
Arolé Thorson
Sear
lDorchester
Olson Explosives Co
Becorah
Nitrate risk sparks debate on bacon safety
Washington AP reports federal scientist Dr. Lisinsky says nitrite used in bacon may form cancer-causing nitrosamines in the stomach. He urges limiting additives unless essential to prevent botulism, noting taste and shelf stability rely on nitrite for bacon, ham, sausage products.
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Washington
Senate
William Lisiinsky
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tennessee
Lisinsky
FDA
Charles
C. Edwards
Drug Administration
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