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Citizen Times in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Citizen Times

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1965

Page

1

Meaghan Announces For Cedar Rapids Mayor Candidacy

Meaghan former Cedar Rapids mayor announces plan to run in city primary. He pledges to work with residents, civic groups, management and labor to attract industry, expand locally, fund improvements, and provide cultural facilities. He cites a $3 million budget rise and contrasts with the incumbent on taxes. He lost a 1961 bid and later worked in securities before serving as executive secretary of Organizers and Underwriters. He and wife Florence live at 309 Trail Ridge SE. they've resided in Cedar Rapids since 1949.

James Meaghan Cedar Rapids Meaghan Bob Johnson Hayden, Stone, Inc. Securities Investment Firm Organizers and Underwriters, Incorporated South Dakota Saint Thomas College Florence Trail Ridge Road S.E

Cedar Rapids Chief Says Officers May Shoot To Wound

Cedar Rapids Police Chief George J. Matias outlined policy on use of force after a Des Moines teen was killed by a capitol city officer while fleeing. He said officers may shoot to wound when no other option stops a felony suspect and warned warning shots are often ineffective. A Dubuque lawmaker called for a special grand jury probe into the 16 year old’s death.

Tom Kund Cedar Rapids George J. Matias Des Moines Capitol City Citizen-Times Matias Dubuque

New Twist on Old Story in Cedar Rapids Court

William Marks reports a Cedar Rapids man, 21, pleads guilty to assault and battery after biting Linn County deputy sheriff Merle Spicer while in jail. Judge Loren M. Hullinger imposes a thirty day suspended sentence for Jess J. Robinson whose act shocked staff during a cell transfer.

William Marks Cedar Rapids Linn County Jess J. Robinson Loren M. Hullinger Robinson Merle Spicer

Inside Tony Deans Pit Stop Joins CTs Feature Roster

Tony Dean’s Pit Stop is added to Connecticut’s feature roster as a new element in the page layout. The move expands the station’s lineup and positions the segment for broader audience reach.

Tony Dean

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