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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1987

Page

11

County attorney loses law license indefinitely

Iowa Supreme Court suspends Jackson County Attorney Carl H. Miller indefinitely for neglecting two estates and failing to respond to ethics letters. The 5-0 ruling cites missed court deadlines for Dorcas L. Hoff and Leo A. Weber, and notes Miller’s alcoholism but does not excuse the mishandling. He faces no reinstatement for three months and must prove orderly office practices before any return.

Mainel Jackson Carl H. Miller Iowa Supreme Court Jackson County Miller Committee On Professional Ethics Dorcas L. Hoff Leo A. Weber Lcense

Bettendorf City Hall locks out administrator amid budget crisis

Bettendorf city leaders changed the locks at City Hall to keep City Administrator Jim Strieck away as the council reviews finances. An accounting firm warns the city faces more than four million dollars in debt even after a 10 percent cut. Acting administrator Greg Jagers cites a $100,000 library bequest possibly spent on city operations, while Mayor Glynn notes health issues may keep him from re election.

Bettenluné Bettendorf City Hall Jim Strieck William Glynn Strieck Glynn Finance Committee Greg Jagers

Iowa Supreme Court backs TV station in death by own action tape case

The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that WHO-TV is not required to disclose unaired footage of William Argumedo’s 1986 death. The decision said the Polk County district court used improper tests for press privilege and sent the case back for hearings under correct standards. The station may keep tapes for future lawsuits while fulfilling applicable rights.

Azette Des Moines Bureau Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court Polk County District Court Who-Tv News Dennis Kendall William Argumedo Supreme Court Polk County Court U.S WHO District Court High Court James P. Bell Argumedo Istrict Court

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