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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1982

Page

22

Des Moines man fights $163 Bell bill Over moving two phones

Des Moines orthodontist Robert William Young challenged a $163 charge for moving two telephones. The Iowa Commerce Commission initially denied a hearing but later granted one after reviewing his letters, with Bell defending the charges as based on averages. The commission plans a hearing for Young and Bell to present their views.

Des Moines Robert William Young Northwestern Bell Des Moines Orthodontist Young Iowa Commerce Commission Commission Commerce Commission Bell Young Bell Ed Mattix Mattix

Carter sworn in as Iowa Supreme Court justice

James H. Carter, 47, Cedar Rapids, was sworn in as the 95th Iowa Supreme Court justice. Gov. Ray appointed him from a slate of three, with a term through 1984, after praise as a legal scholar and writer. He replaces Justice Allbee and will serve on the high court with a pragmatist view.

Des Moines James H. Carter Iowa Supreme Court Carter Cedar Rapids Robert Ray Supreme Court Iowa Capitol Iowa United States Jeanne Supreme Court of Iowa Linn County Robert G. Allbee Ray W. Ward Reynoldson Court of Appeals Shuttleworth and Ingersoll

Iowa faces $700000 weekly break in jobless fund

Iowa officials warn the state's bankrupt unemployment fund may lose about 700000 dollars per week as a new law raises the trigger for extended benefits to 5 percent. The change, going into effect Sunday, shifts costs to the federal program and tightens eligibility, with fund payments totaling over 5 million dollars the last week of August.

Des Moines Iowa Tom Patterson House Democratic Caucus

Morning Sun teen faces adult trial decision after stabbing death

A 14 year old boy James Anthony Nies of Morning Sun was ordered by Louisa County Juvenile Court Judge Thomas Brown to undergo psychiatric evaluation at Burlington Medical Center before a decision on adult trial. He was taken into custody Monday night after the stabbing death of 39 year old Jerry Lee Duke whose body was found beneath a pickup truck with a knife wound to the throat.

Morning Sun Iowa Louisa County Thomas Brown James Anthony Nies Burlington Medical Center Jerry Lee Duke

Luther College Fall Enrollment Dips Below 2100

Enrollment at Luther College drops to 2082 for the fall term, according to Registrar Loyal Rue, below last year’s 2110 peak and under the 2085 seen in September 1980. The 2082 includes 2013 full time and 69 part time students.

Decorah Luther College Loyal Rue

Zinzer asks high court to overturn murder conviction over photo

Iowa Supreme Court faces Zinzer appeal challenging a Tama County murder verdict in which jurors saw a life size photo of wounds on Penny Belcher Forrest. Zinzer argues the enlarged image biased the jury and should have been excluded.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Grinnell Iowa Supreme Court Jeffrey Allen Zinzer Zinzer Ferguson Tama County Penny Sue Belcher Forrest Supreme Court Patrick R. Grady

Suspect surrenders in Urbandale slaying case

In Des Moines the Urbandale slaying of Orpha L. Clark led to the arrest of Bradley Cross 20 as a material witness and the surrender of Kenneth Allen Todden 22, charged with first degree murder. Todden Bond set at 100000 and jailed. The body was found Sunday. motive details were not released.

DES Moines Orpha L. Clark Urbandale Polk County Dan Johnston Bradley Cross Kenneth Allen Todden Todden

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Azette Dae Mainae Orang Andrew Varley Varley Christine Hansen C.R High Mes Moines Burea James Carter Iowa Court of Appeals Leo Oxberger Minor Barnes The Linn County Bar Association Federal District Court For Northern Iowa University of Iowa Law School Iowa State American Bar Associations Iowa Judges Association Boy Scouts of America Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association Waverly Clarksville Waterloo Midwest School OF Nail Design Earney Nebraska Luther Jeff Zinzer Penny Belcher Grady Forrest Teresa Baustian Jeffrey Corratt Jeffrey Zinzer Walter Pidgeon Canada Marie Johnson Lynne Miller Elvis Presley Giri Maron Lindale Mall Westdale Mall
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