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Cedar Rapids Friday, August 8, 1980 Sc Glutier teen-ager dies in sandpit Police seek Martinko witnesses WATERLOO A 14-year-old Clutier girl drowned Thursday afternoon while swimming with friends in a Waterloo sandpit. Companions of Susan McKenna, daughter of Evangaline McKenna, told authorities they heard the girl call for help while the group was Pow Wow in progress a major break soon, trouble, he said. Martinko was 18 when she was found stabbed to death in her familys parked car in the northeast section of the parking lot at West-dale Mall shopping center on the citys southwest side last December. Police released a drawing of a suspect in June, which prompted 225 calls to the detective bureau. While most of those calls have been checked out, Barnes said they have provided no further information on the case.

Barnes said there was only one further piece of information the police have not released concerning the case. He refused to be more specific about the information. Cedar Rapids merchants have offered a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and indictment of Martinkos murderer. were in tire cover bearing the inscription "Duall Custom. The second van is described only as dark in color.

It was reportedly parked at the Westdale'-lall Pen-neys catalog center door on the morning Martinko was found stabbed in the family car. The vans were described by witnesses under hypnosis. Detectives have known about the existence of the vans since late spring, but have not been able to locate them. The first Vein has been seen on several occasions in February and March in the areas of Highway 30 and West Post Road SW, Barnes said. The man who spotted the van did not know it was wanted by the police, however.

The existence of the vans is one of the last pieces of information the police have to go on to solve the murder, Barnes said. "Unless we get Michelle Martinko occupants of the vans could contact the detective bureau anonymously. The first van is described as a black, late model custom van with a gray stripe down the side. The van has purple or maroon curtains over the side windows, mag wheels, a chrome ladder and a spare tire and Annual Amana Arts Festival gets under way on Saturday By Angela Reilly Gazette news intern Cedar Rapids detectives are again appealing to the public specifically the occupants of two vans for information concerning the murder of Michelle Martinko. Assistant Chief James Barnes said this morning the police are looking for the occupants of two vans which were seen in the Westdale Mall parking lot around the time Martinko was murdered Polioe are not looking for the occupants as suspects in the murder, but as witnesses who might have seen something on Dec.

20, 1979. Barnes admitted detectives have few leads and "no hard suspects in the case. Barnes said police are convinced at least two witnesses in the case have not come forward to offer information, despite pleas to the public. But he added that the Hurricane help on way from C.R. If Hurricane Allen hits the United States Gulf Coast, four Cedar Rapids area residents will be in the middle of what could be the worst hurricane damage ever recorded in this country.

(See story page 1A.) The Grant Wood Area American Red Cross office in Cedar Rapids was put on alert Tuesday rtight and told that the Southern states would need disaster volunteers. Four loaded the relief van and left Wednesday night. Going to an advance station in Victoria, Texas, is Jack Gallager, 39, Swisher. Headed for San Antonio, Texas, are Eldon and Wanda Anderson, Cedar Rapids, and Paula Gentz, 28, Marion. All are expected to arrive at their destinations by tonight.

Gallager will be in charge of several shelters and 15 mobile units expected to serve a total of 7,000 meals a day. Eldon Anderson is a records worker. Wanda Anderson and Gentz will both serve as family service and direct aid volunteers Tim Burke, local Disaster Services director, said the Red Cross is calling all available disaster relief volunteers and equipment close to the watch area. swimming in the Mitchell Avenue sandpit about 5 p.m., but were unable to reach her. The girls body was recovered about 45 minutes later in six feet of water.

Services are scheduled Monday at New Albin, with arrangements by the Thornburg Funeral Home of Lansing. traditional dress, are scheduled at 2 p.m. Saturday and 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Traditional Indian food is available on the grounds.

Detroit downgraded NEW YORK (UPI) Standard Poors Corp. said Thursday it has lowered its rating on Detroits general obligation bonds to BB from "BBB. Standard Poors also reduced to "BB" from "BBB the rating for obligations of the Detroit Building Authority. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice i be held ot clSof1 Rwltoea on proposed Plans, RcJjico-tions ond forms of controcts tor the Prolrie Junior High School Dust Collection Svstern College Community School District Gienn Seuer. District Secretory The Cedor Ropids Gazette on August 8.

notice is hereby given that a Public h2tr3 will ot I PM CDST on August 19, 1980, the ne High School Librory, 401 76th Avenue SW. Published in 1980 NOTICE OF JERRY NCORPORATlON OF KAALBERG. DOS- PC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thot a corporation hos been orgomzed under the Iowo Professional Corporation Act, Chopter eCJTooe name ot the corporation is jE RRY KAALBERG. and it begon its corporate existence on July 16.

1980 the dale of the issuance of the charter by the Secretory ot State of lowa. The corporation shall have perpetual existence The purpose tor the corporation Is orgomzed is to engage to the generoi practice of dentistry specializing in Periodontics ond the corporation sholi hove power to do oil lowful things which moy-be incidental to or necessory or convenient In connection with the soid pioctlce or otherwise fronted to it under the Iowo Professional Corporo-ion Act The oggregote number of shores the corporation sholi hove authority to issue is 25,000 res ot par value of S1G00 per shore The oddress of the mitioi registered office of the fta shores of por voiue of liQOO per shore oddress of the mitioi reglste corporation Is 2727 First Avenue SE. Cedor Ropids, iowo 52402, ond the name ot its mitioi registered ogent ot such oddress is Jerry Kooiberg Tte nome ond oddress of the director os designated In the Articles ot Incorporation It os follows jerry Kooiberg. DOS- Rte 1. Mt Vernon, lowa 52314 Jerry Kooiberg DDS.

PC By Jerry Kooiberg. DOS, President Doted August 6. 180 Shuttieworfh fc I oyer sol I 500 Merchants Notionoi Bonk Bldg Cedor Ropids. Iowo 52406 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice it hereby given that the Cltv Council of the City ot Cedor Rapids, iowo will conduct 0 Public Hearing in the Council Chambers. Fourth Floor ot City Hail In the City of Cedor Ropidv iowo.

qt 9 00 AM CST, on the ibth doy ot September 190 to consider designation of on Ur bon PevltoUiotlon Protect Area within the boundaries ot the Ook Hill Community Development Program Neighborhood Strotegv Area The proposed Urban Revltoiitotion Area boundaries ore generally described os follow Beginning ot 0 point on the southerly right-of-way line of Fifteenth Avenue SE approximately 300 feet easterly of Eighteenth Street SE Thence northerly along parcel line to the intersection ot the northerly ight-of-woy line of Fourteenth Avenue SE. Thence westerly along soid rlght-of way line the easterly right-ot wav line of Seventeenth Street SE Thence northerly olong told right -of way line to the northerly nght-ot way Ho of Twelfth Ave- nue SE bonce westerly oloao sold rlgrit-of wav Mae of tne osteciv ngnt-o wov line of the easterly of ond poroiiei to Sixteenth Street SE Thence northerly clone soid otiev right-of wov line tty northerly rignt-of wov line Of the onev abutting the end of Sixteenth Street SE. Thence westerly otony soid oilev riqhl-of way line to the easterly nght-of wov Mng th oiev gasterlv of and poroiiei to Fifteenth Street SE, Thence norther iv oiono said otiev nght-of wov line the northerly right-of wov line ot the onev northerly of ond parallel to Eleventh Avenue Thence westerly along sold oilev rioht-of wov line to the eosteriy nght-of wov line of Fifteenth Street SE Thence northerly along sold rlght-of wov Hng to the northerly right-ot wov line ot Mount Vernon Rood SE Thence westerly end northwesterly olong sod rght-of wov "ne to the westerly right-ot-wov line of Fourteenth Street SE, Thence northerly along od rlght-of wov line on extension of the northeasterly righf-of-wov line ot Twelfth Street SE Thence northwesterly oiong bid rtght-of-wov line to the northwesterly right-ot way line Fifth Avenue SE Thence southwesterly olong sold ripht-of-wov line to th intersection of me southwesterly right -of -wov ime of McKinley Street SE ex tended Thence southeasterly oore the southwesterly right-of wov line of MKiniev Street SE ex tended to point one hundred 1 100' feet southerly on the easterly tot "ne of Lot 36 A it Thence southwesterly from sold point ond to Fitth Avenue SE to oont one hundred 1001 southwesterly of SO id rtght-of wov line Of Mckiniev Street SE, Thence southeoserfv ond poroiiei to the southwesterly nght-of wjv "ne of McKinley Street "BE oiong the westerly lot lines of Los 41 ond 43, AP 19 the northerly lot "ne of Lot 78 A No 57 Thence southwesterly ond poroitet Fifth Avenue SE to the southeasterly corner of Lot 7. Bournes Sct'v'On Thence southeasterly to the southwesterly corner of Lot 33 A 19 Thence southwesterly ond poroHgl to Flh Avenue SE to the southwesterly right-of wov line Tenth Street SE, Thence southeasterly oiong the southwesterly rght-owav "ne of Tenth Street SE to the inter section of tn northwester ly right-Of-WOV ime Eighth Avenue SE Thence southwesterly O'ong sold right-of-way Ime E'Ohth Avenue 6 to th southwesterly nght-gf wov ine Of Fifth Street SE, Thence southeasterly oong so'd right of way (. to the northwesterly rtght-of wav line 0 Ninth Avenue SE Thence southwesterly omng sod righto war "ne to 0 PO'nt Sixty 6fl tee d'Sonf therefrom, Thence southeasterly ond poro'iei to Fifth Street 6 to me southeasterly nght-of wov line ot tenth Avenue SE Thence northeasterly along sod right-of-way ime to me southwesterly right-ot-wov line of F-tm street SE Thence ouheoe'tv o'ong sod rightof-wov hne to the southeasterly rtght-of-wov ime of 'eventh Avenue SE Thence northeoxeriv oong soid right of-wov "ne to the southwesterly right-of-way "ne of th Street SE Thence southeasterly olong sod rlght-of way "ne the northwesterly right -of wov "ne Tweh Avenue SE Thence long sold right-of wav ime the northwesterly extension sH.en westerly wav "ng the vocoeO 0 ev locoted one hund-ed ond twenty.

two ('22' feet southwesev the southwesterly righ-of wav "ng of Siree SE Thence southeasterly oiong on trreguior wov ime sod vocaed iev the oriheaserhr corner o4 Lo 6 A No 1M Thence ecserty oionc the southerly io "nes of Lot 7 9 10 ond 1 0 Hull is Addition Fr 1 to th ouhany corner of Lo 11. of Huts 1st Add on Fr 1 Thence northerly oong me eoertv tat "ne of said LO 11 Huns 00 on Fr 1 the southerly rgh-cf-wov ime 0 i Sixteenth Avenue 1 hence eoertT oiong od rign-o-wav tine tn westerly rghif-woy Ime Ninth Wl SE hence snvtheriy omng sod rght-o wgy tine th savthweTeriy corner of to4 1 A No 28 Thence eae-iy oiong the soun-ty i imes of 1 tbrouo i No 78 the weer'y 1 version pt Th 5Hfherv wav th confl One Hung-ed Sxhr i6C i ee nd ooroiei 1 'h kvenue SE -ne'vre on ecertv direco oon sad SfH'-Therty lev r0-0 wcv th S0u'4w- extersKm me ecste-y line lo 3. Bock Thence rrtheiv oKme the 6astery N4 fine sod lo 3 southerly ngnt-o -wov ime of Se riTr'th Avenge SE hence easterv o'ong ad rigpo-o wov "ne ty ecsTer'y r-gi-ot wa un the la4 Iiy Gmv ef i Thence nevthe-v oKmg sad 0rv rne-cA-wav th sauhe-ty rgwei-ov "ne of if-tewPLTh Avey SE Thence ease-' oipng sod ngm-pt kjv line th ormt twg -nns Th scooe or under consdera'nr mcuoes renetoevnen rehcb aon ornoev rey o-tuy spocee on P-'OviSapns 4or OuO'C hPTkT wen Cno tac1 A oVr jiy kgw ktf xed WiS gnd oesirm ho'8 xngy gooeor the Rwdic -wring gnd be herd Doted this Jph iev Ju" 88 los Cy de- AgiTe TN Cedor Ropos on Augus AS 3a. 4 HIGH AMANA What makes a quilt an Amana quilt? How is a basket woven in Amapa different from other baskets? Amana artists will demonstrate the differences as well as display and sell their work Saturday at the third annual Amana Arts Festival. Sponsored by the Amana Arts Guild at the park in Middle Amana, the event is "kind of becoming an ethnic festival, according to Gordon Kellenberger, who has been president of the board of directors of the guild since it was formed three years ago.

"Last year we served Amana ham, and some elderly people baked German pastries, Kellenberger said, adding that in addition to the food and visual arts, the festival has been expanded to include musical events, too. A new activity this year will be an "architectural walk through the town of Middle Amana, Kellenberger said. The tour, which is a study of the Amana environment and architecture, will be presented by the Amana Preservation Foundation throughout the day. "One thing very special about our art festival is that almost all the artists are from the area. Two guest artists have been invited this year.

Kellenberger said. Jerry Finch, a fiber artist from had 10 days after receipt of the figures to comment. Linda Svoboda, manager of the Census Bureau's Cedar Rapids office, said Swisher is the first review to be completed. Swishers initial count was 225 household and 598 residents. Town officials said they had no quarrel with the housing count, but said they thought the population was more like 650.

They were right. On a re-canvass of the community, census officials found 228 housing units and 655 people. The review of the preliminary census figures by Cedar Rapids officials elicited very little response, despite the fact the census showed the city lost about 5,000 residents in 10 years. The written local review document sent by Cedar Rapids to the census office cited only four questionable areas at this time: TAMA The 65th annual Mes-quakie Pow Wow is in progress this week at the Indian settlement, located just south of U.S. Highway 30 about four miles west of Toledo.

The celebration, which began Thursday morning, this year includes a gathering of "buckskin-ners and about 15 tepees and lean-to structures where the skinners and their trade blankets add color to the event. The grounds are open to the public each day through Sunday, starting at 9 a m. The principal attraction, ancient dances performed by Mesquakie in colorful, authentic NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF DAVE BALLSTAEDT FORD. INC Notice is hereby given thot Corporation has been incorporated under the lows ot lowa ond Articles Ot incorporation odopted ond recorded os provided by law, ond which Articles provide os follows mat the name ot the Corporation is Dave Boiistoedt Ford. Inc ond its principal Pioce ot business shall be In the City ot Mount Vernon, Linn County, lowa, ond soid Corporation wos oroonized under the provisions ot Chopter 49A of the 197 Code iowo ond Acts omenootorv thereof ond supplemental thereto 2 Thot the general noture of the business to be tronsocted by the Corporation sholi be thot such Corporation sholi hove unlimited power to engoge in ond do ony towful oct concerning ony ond oil iowtui businesses tor which Corporations mot be orgomzed under the soid Act 3 The existence of the Corporation begon on the 28th doy ot July i960 ond sho continue perpetually 4 The authorized copitol stock of this Corpora tion shall be IJOOAOOOO consisting of 3400 shares of common stock having a par voiue of eoch I The odd ess of the registered office sholi be Suite 171 Brenton Financial Center, Cedar Rapids, lowa ond its initial registered ogent sholi be Ted Ruffin, Suite 171 Brenton Financial Center, Cedar Ropids, iowo 6 The no me ond oddress of its Director is Oovid John Boiistoedt, jr South Toos Circle, Sondv, Utah DAtfE BALLSTAEDT FORD INC David John Boiistoedt, Jr Ted Ruffin Suite 171 Brenton Finonciol Center Cedor Ropids.

iowo Attorney For Corporation NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Soid bios will Ot received by the Secretory of the cedar Rap'd Community School District, in the County of Linn, State of lowa 36 Second Avenue SW Cedor Ropids. iowo. until 7 00 on the 22nd day of August 1980, tor furnishing tne following Audiovisual Equipment Industrial Arts Equipment Music Equipment The oword ot contract mov be mode by the Boord of Directors to ony responsible b'Oder or bidders Ottering $utoble Supplies, equipment ond'or service at the lowest prke taking into consideration the quality of materials or service the rghi is reserved to reiect onv ond oil bds. or ony Port thereof to woive informalities, ond to enter into such controct or controcts os sholi beseemed in the best interests of the District By virtue ot statutory authority preference will be given to products ond provisions grown ond cool produced within the State of Iowo Direct ony inouiries to Purchasing Division. 34 Avenue SW.

Cedor Rop'd. iA $2404 I 232) Second Avenue (319) J9 CEDAR RAPIDS gMMUNlTV COUNTY school District, the OF LINN STATE OF IOWA Otto Wiedersberg. Secretory PUBLIC NOTICE The onnuol report internal Revenue Service form 0-AR of the Rov ft Gertrude Webb Scholarship Fund win be ovoiiobif ot the Trust Division Merchonts Notional Bonk Cedor Rop'd lowa tor inspection during normal business hours bv onv citizen who reaves it witn.n 180 dovs from the doe of this notice The principal monoger Is the Merchonts Notional Bonk ORIGINAL notice Equity No DM8144 in the oa district court for Inn COUNTY RE the MARRIAGE of ALICE HALL od JESS hall Upon Petition of ALICE HALL Petitioner. onO concerning JESS HALL. NAMED RESPONDENT You ort nrety notified thot mere now on tne in tne ottice ot tKe cierk ot tt obov Court Petition in tne ocin which prov tnot the Court d'stoy tne morroo between me Petitioner ond Respondent ond hqt Petitioner be oworded web turtnef renet ot to tne Coon teem lust the premises Further portituior ore ovottobie tte Peit'on You Ore further notified thot unless on or before the 4th dov of September 180 vow serve ond within reosonob time thereofter file written speoot gooeoronce, motion or onswer.

in the iowo District Court for Lnn County, ot the County Courthouse tn Ledor Ropidv. iowo, lodgment bv oeovlf writ be rendered oooinsf you for fhe refief demonoed the Vpy ore further notified that you hove right to reouire morrioge counselling, but wmess you ooear on or before the 4th oov of September, i80. mornoge counselling mot be woived by me Ct You ore further noticed mot hearing hos been set for the 5h gov of September 180 ot I 30 0 cock AM for consideration of Petitioner motion for wever of the nmety-dov wofng period Petitioner attorney is Carol A Turner wxn odd ess is Legal Services Corporoton ot iowo Suite Paramount Bunding Cedor Romd iowo 52401 Kenneth Perry Jr Clerk of the ohev Court Bv Linda Swvter, Deputy Lnn County Courthouse Ceoor Rapid, towo The oornev who ts expected to represent me Respondent should be promptly odvised bv Respondent of tne service of th notice NOTICE OF PSOBATE OF PHIL OF APPO'NTMENT OF uT 0 and notice to creators pxobo No PR8014-0 80 tn iowo Dstr.i CouH Nk LvCouv 0W0 tw motter of tne estote of ROY franks interested tn tne estate of Rov Franks, oeceosed You ore Heety notified that on tne 24tn doy of juv 1980 tn lost wn ond teso'eM of Rov Fronts, deceased teonrg 6ot aMe oov June ie2 was od.ued probo tne ooeve iined court ond mot Ptsoebe 1 wn.toker wos oooo-med esecutor of sod esoe Any act'Oe sef 0 0 SOd Will fnust brovObt tne couH of od count tne aoe tne second oub 'Cdt on of mis notice. or me-eaer tie forever bo-ec Nonce is furner ven mo o' nelsons mdebed to sod est ofe ore roued to noe mmed ce BOvment 0 tne unoei-voneo ond crea tors nav'2 CKj-ms ogo mst W0 eoe sNom fe tn iers the oboue named stncf court os provided bv Tow dv' ooment.coed far o'owonce ond unless so fed wtnn sx montn trom tne second oub coin of notice (unless merwise owed or po'O) sucnoouT sno'i tneroter be torever 'dSwi ma Um an Ewecutor of sod estoe Cedar Rooidv iowo AeM Sc 000 Artgrney tor SOd Cedor Rooos Doe of second oubooo tn oov of August. 186 NOT'CE OF PPO'N-'WENT 0 ADVIN STBTCP AND NOT'CE TO C'EC -OPS NO PONCl'-OAFF Court of tne Soe of iowg in gno Nf tn I fhe fiW Of JO THOMAS 0 0m -soriT3 in tn toT of Jttm Tnguts Rvoxu Oeceosed You rt npgbv ryfinJ no ex' Mg dev of August 80 me trae-s 9e was ooocnm pomw rr-oor es'oe Nijt.ce no- O'e nff ergons ewbed sod eoe oe rryil immM'tJY Pffvmev 4 tb 00 c'-ed'4gr nvrg c0'm ogovr eT b' i tw of me obeve nc-Yl court os rved bv cw dvv h'Hnt ny ewvce uess sc fed Pm me sfcex'd oub'ico cce luries wr-WVe 01000 fY 0001 sue C0ms snou be rev ber-ea Doted Is dav of Augur nvpf Bvfe end bed mo-ATi'-arc'-k sod sae CedCK cwkj od Ceoor seeds.

Mo RfRifi A i ipr sod kOmmiU Cedrjr Ogexds Dce of second 15JP dov gf August. 86 Swisher population Proceeds from the festival will go back to the Amana Artist Guild, which sponsors a small art gallery as well as classes and workshops. Although the festival has become an ethnic event, Kellenberger doesnt foresee it replacing the Oktoberfest and doesnt want it to become too commercialized. "We want to maintain a high standard of quality of artwork being displayed and sold as well as quality of demonstrations," he said. THE GALLERY, a red brick building four doors from the Ox Yoke Inn at Amana, is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 11am.

to 4 pm. Its exhibits are changed every three weeks. An invitational exhibit of art and craft objects by present Amana residents opens today at the gallery mu. rka am uio rr The pieces in the show were selected to give the viewer an idea of the type and scope of serious artwork currently being produced in the colonies. A number of works in the exhibit reflect a more contemporary approach to materials but still use the traditional techniques.

The exhibit will run through Aug. 24 at Amana and will open at the Old Creamery Theater Gallery in Garrison Sept. 1. weeks planning and redevelopment, said Cedar Rapids has also verbally expressed to the census office an informal concern about annexed areas to the city in 1978. These people were probably counted, Madson said, but the city is concerned as to whether or not they were included in its population count.

Further follow-up comments may be submitted later, he added. Waterloo census officials said they received nearly 50 requests from cities and counties for clarification of unofficial figures. However, only two cases appear to require further investigation. In the Davenport district, recanvassing is planned in only one small Scott Cpunty town. Officials in Davenport and Waterloo said government policy prohibits them from identifying the communities where recounts may have to be made.

attractions and concessions. They reported Brown was interested in coming back next year, but that he wanted his contract revised to reduce the number of rides and concessions. Bonds sold WASHINGTON (UPI) The Treasury auctioned $1.5 billion worth of 29-year bonds Thursday, whioh will yield investors an average 10.73 percent if called by the government in the year 2004. Minneapolis. Jurors in the case were: Denise Dunkel, Cedar Rapids; Elston Buis, Waverly; Laura Cannon, John CLeichty and Cecilia Williams, all of Waterloo; Kathryn Coyle, Joseph Graham and Giles Ede, all of Dubuque; Kennard Davids, Peosta; Robert Greif, Monticello; Sharon Hansel, Guttenburg, and Earl Teg-el er, Dyersville.

ot Mary Burke Gazette East Iowa reporter Parnell, and Max a blacksmith from Grimes, will give demonstrations. Other demonstrations will include the Amana-style quilting with a quilt raffle, willow basketmaking, tinsmithing, caning, tole-painting, pottery and woodworking miniature buildings. The festival begins at 10 a m. with a local jazz band providing the musical entertainment. Other musical arts will be the first performance of the newly formed Amana Community Chorus at 11 a.m.; Die Tiefen-keller Kinder (Deep Cellar Children) Polka Band at 11:30 a.m.; Eulenspei- gel Puppet Theater of Iowa City at i i 1:30 and 2:30 p.m.

and the Klippy Cloggers at 4 p.m. Larry Rettig, an accordionist, will play throughout the day. Approximately 24 artists will have items for sale during the festival. Included will be paintings, drawings, pottery, weaving, fiber designs, silk screening, photography, woodworking, tole-painted furniture, pressed flower designs and carved decoys. up 57 in 2 The city said it "appears from census maps that the trailer park located just north of mart may have been included within Cedar Rapids.

It is located in Linn County." 'Total housing units (in census tract three near mart East) is 25, all listed as occupied. However, the population count is only five. In census tract six, east of the Town and Country Shopping Center, the city commented, "Of the 185 total housing units, only 137 are occupied. This appears to be an abnormal vacancy rate." In census tract nine near Seminole Valley Park, the city stated, "There appears to be an error in the location of the boundary in the subdivision development just north of Seminole Valley Park. Also, some of this area is in the county as well as the city.

Bob Madson, assistant director of toward utility and advertising bills. Board President Betty Berry said the board should be looking at a shortened fair, possibly six days, and a free gate. The board also will be determining if the fair dates should be perhaps to September. Another avenue of expense cutting the board will be looking at the use of all volunteers instead of paid kelp. Berry and Clifford reported they had a meeting with Buster Brown, whom the board has a contract with The defense called attention to the fact that the girl was unable to recall many of the events concerning the charge.

Riley testified the girl had accompanied him willingly, and indicated her accusations might have arisen from his rejection of her advances. Riley said his reason for going to Dubuque was to try and get a dancing job for his wife, since she The Johnson County town of Swisher has gained 57 residents in two weeks. There's been no parade of moving vans into the community, just an adjustment of the- town's 1980 population by Cedar Rapids district census officials. The town's population is now put at 655. Swisher is one of 20 communities in the census district which has asked for reviews of preliminary census data.

Census personnel are also reexamining figures from Traer, Oska-loosa, Knoxville, Newton, Albion, Gilman, Mount Vernon, Lisbon, Keo-sauqua, Solon, Atkins, University Heights, Toledo, Tiffin, Vinton, Tama, Riverside, Marshalltown and North Liberty. The U.S. Commerce Department, for the first time, is allowing local communities to respond to initial census counts. Cities and counties Committees Major decisions affecting the future of the annual All Iowa Fair in Cedar Rapids will be made in the next 30 days. The board decided Thursday, informally because of a lack' of a quorum, to reactivate it! committees, dormant more or less for the last two years.

The committees will be contacted by acting fair manager George Clifford and will be directed to analyze the fairs financial history, the facilities and rentals at Hawkeye Downs. The committees will be Jury convicts will take look at All-Iowa fair i 1 1 tka mituifiir for the midway asked to report at the board's September meeting. The financial report indicated a grim, but not irresolvable picture for the fair. According to Clifford. July bills amounted to about $17,000 and the bank balance literally is zero.

Clifford said the board will be asking the county for about $20,000 to help with the bill situation, a third of the $60,000 the board expects to get from the county this year in assistance. He said he will be prioritizing the payment of bills with an emphasis California man, 37, on morals charge pm 1 1 aai.14 At finH one its could not find one in case at 5.40 pm. Thursday after receiving the case at 10.30 a.m. Thursday. Riley remains free on bond.

He posted 10 percent of i $10,000 bond after being arrested in California. Testimony at the trial indicated the girl had run away from home and eventually was forced to go to the house where Riley was living in Minneapolis. A 37-yrar-old Oakland, man has been convicted in U.S. District Court here nn two of three counts of taking minor across the rate lines for prostitution. Claude Riley was accused of taking a 1 6-year-old Minneapolis girl from Dubuque to Eaat Dubuque three nights in April 1979.

A Jury returned the verdict in the.