Rights Unit Affirms Firing of Investigator
The Cedar Rapids rights commission upheld the dismissal of former investigator Paul Young citing unprofessional conduct and procedural lapses. The ruling follows a three hour hearing where supporters protested and Young claimed he was not given a defense or proper notice before the review.
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Dental assistant helps dachshund John brush teeth daily
Raleigh North Carolina dental assistant Annette Cromartie says her one year old dachshund John wakes her each morning and brings his own toothbrush to the bathroom for his daily teeth brushing.
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Suspended Officer Receives Deferred Manslaughter Term
Ronald H. Mallaty, Cedar Rapids police officer, won a deferred sentence for a motorcycle crash that killed Kenneth Trout. He may erase the manslaughter conviction by three years on probation and good behavior. Judge William Eads ordered the term after a conditional guilty plea as part of a plea bargain.
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Hiawatha Council Rejects Heavy Industry Rezoning Bid
About 40 Hiawatha residents blocked Brown and Dyer Construction’s plan to rezone two north central lots from light to heavy industrial for a concrete mixing plant. The council, after an hour of debate, approved the rezoning request 3-2 in a vote that did not meet the three fourths requirement due to local ordinance. opposition cited dust noise and environmental concerns near two neighborhoods. The move would have introduced the city’s first heavy industry, as no land is currently zoned heavy and nearby areas are light industrial.
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Thomas Patterson
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Des Moines Law Bills Move Through Senate and House Actions
In the Town legislature on Thursday the compulsory education bill returns to the house for amendment action. The Senate passed HF162. SF1111 would specify that children may not be prosecuted as criminals. The bill 432 concerns who may form a professional corporation.
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