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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1982
Page
7
Vivian Trickey sues her four sons led by B J Trickey in Linn County District Court alleging breach of a 1975 1977 agreement on her employment at Mays City Lanes and a lifetime pension. She seeks rescission of the agreement restoring prior ownership and substantial damages including 633 600 plus punitive awards and 750 000 against B J for alleged fraud.
The State Board of Regents approved several University of Iowa construction contracts. Merit Construction Co. of Cedar Rapids won the largest bid at 842,800 for the Alumni Center addition. Cedar Rapids firms Kleinman Construction and Aquarius Sprinkler also secured multiple projects on campus.
Iowa City's human services coordinator advised against diverting 6000 from the current budget to Hawkeye Area Community Action Program for a HACAP Outreach Center. The agency seeks local funding as federal subsidies fade. council may consider subsidies in next year's budget after hearings.
Over $1,400 in Lisle Ramsey Photography equipment vanished from a vehicle parked at 1640 Quail Hollow NE. Police reported the theft Thursday night and Friday morning, with items including cameras and lenses taken by unknown suspects.
Jeffrey D. Teed, 18, of 78 Northwood Drive was arrested at his apartment on 8 p.m. Thursday and charged with assault with bodily injury for allegedly striking a 4 year old boy he was babysitting. The incident occurred at 720 Ryan Ave. Welts and belt marks were found on the child. The boy is the son of Tracy Heier, a police department spokesman said.
A vandal damage cut power to 1,425 customers in Cedar Rapids southwest from 2:35 to 3:04 p.m. The line west of Prairie Creek power station saw insulators shot out, affecting industrial users such as Harnischfeger, Hubbard Milling and Square D.
A charge of indecent exposure against Brandy Krause 25 of Iowa City was dismissed in Linn District Court to avoid double jeopardy after a trial on the city count proceeds. Krause and two other dancers and a Pink Elephant Lounge manager face city and state charges with cases pending.
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