Monticello native Marvin Mitch ell dies after Spirit Lake crash
Marvin Butch Mitch ell 59 of Estherville and formerly Monticello died Sunday April 6 2003 after an auto accident in Spirit Lake Iowa Funeral services at 10 30 a m Saturday at Henry Olson Fuhrman Funeral Chapel Estherville with calls 4 to 8 p m Friday Burial private Survivors include wife Corrie children Kayleen Mitchell Deborah Connors Melissa Farrer Kristi Smith April Eiben Trent Eiben Jeremy Eiben mother Louise Garrett and many Mitchell Hassel and related family members Frances Bowden services 10 30 a m Friday at Church of Christ United Burial Fremont Township Cemetery Winthrop friends may call 3 to 8 p m today at Fawcett Funeral Home Winthrop
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Marvin “Butch” Mitchell
Estherville
Monticello
Lakes Regional Healthcare
Spirit Lake
Henry Olson-Fuhrman
Corrie
Kayleen Mitchell
Orting, Wash
Deborah Connors
Mesa, Ariz
Melissa Farrer
Albany
Ore
Kristi Smith
Queen Creek
Ariz
April Eiben
Trent Eiben
Cedar Rapids
Jeremy Eiben
Louise Garrett
Jerry Mitchell
Evelyn Knepper
Welcome, Minn
Morris Mitchell
Silt
Colo
Colleen Sheppard
Mount Dora
Fla
Frances Bowden
Church of Christ United
Dot Hasler
Fremont Township
Winthrop
Fawcett Funeral Home
Catherine Suzanne Brown 1960 2003 obituary notice
Catherine Suzanne Brown 42 of Grinnell born September 20 1960 Grinnell Iowa died April 8 2003 Evansdale. She is survived by her parents Darlene and Earl Brown and five siblings. Graveside service 1 30 p m Saturday April 12 Ohio Cemetery Ladora. Donations to Camp Courageous. Arrangements Crema tion Society of Eastern Town.
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Catherine Suzanne Brown
Grinnell
Iowa
Evansdale
Darlene Brown
Earl Brown
Maryville
Laura Margeson
Iowa City
Paricia Conker
Beverly Brown
Steven Brown
Timothy Brown
Des Moines
Ohio Cemetery
Ladora
Camp Courageous
Submission deadlines and contact numbers for notices
The notice lists submission rules by category with deadlines and daytime contact numbers. Home Real Estate and Sunday Accent require by 5 p.m. two Fridays before Sunday, with 398-8386. Money Agribusiness items need noon Wednesday before Sunday, with 398-8366. Farm Notes also by noon Wednesday, 398-5862. Youth Plus awards two weeks before ceremonies, other youth items by 5 p.m. Thursdays one week before Thursday publication, with 398-8386.
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Call
People News
People
Terror cell witness testifies in Detroit terror trial
Government witness Youssef Hmimssa testified that four Moroccan men formed a sleeper cell using a code based on Moroccan soccer players. He described plans to obtain fake IDs for airports and potential plots against targets in Turkey and Saudi Arabia, with Las Vegas labeled the City of Satan. He pleaded guilty to fraud and faces deportation after aiding prosecutors.
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Cedar Rapids
Sinate Jordan
Abdullah II
Hmimssa
United States
C Ave. NE
Ter
Hannan
City of Satan
Turkey
Saudi Arabia
Las Vegas
Incerlik
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
Chicago
Karim Koubriti
Ahmed Hannan
Farouk Ali-Haimoud
Abdel-Ilah Elmardoudi
Morocco
Report calls for TIF district moratorium in Iowa
A Wednesday report urges a moratorium on tax increment financing used by local governments to fund redevelopment. It blasts the law as loosely written and argues it diverts funds from schools and other programs. It recommends mandatory justification and possible local elections before use.
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Des Moines
Peter Fisher
University of Iowa
Iowa Policy Project
Mount Vernon
Kernels report strong financial outlook to Cedar Rapids council
Cedar Rapids Kernels officials told the City Council their finances look solid with a rising bottom line. They noted 210,000 fan target for 70 home games and said private donations exceed by 30,000 the 1.5 million goal toward the 15 million stadium project. Rent increases to 20k then 35k monthly are planned through 18 years.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Kernels
City Council
Wally Krause
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club Inc
Jack Roeder
Roeder
Krause
Kernels
Casino backers push riverboat plan in Grand Rapids area
Cedar Rapids backers led by Jim Cannon gathered about 100 supporters for an update on placing a Linn County riverboat casino on the ballot. The group discussed signatures, operators, and funding for a public education effort while noting changes in partners and potential new routes for the project.
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The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Jim Cannon
Cannon
Linn County
P-3
14Th Ave
Piersall
Central States Warehousing
Kazimour
Grace
Grace Entertainment
Johnson County explores long term jail alternatives
Recommendations outline 46 options including electronic monitoring, intensive pretrial supervision, lower bonds, community service in lieu of jail, and diverting mentally ill and substance abusers. Proposals call for a Coordinating Committee, data collection on incarceration, and public awareness to align policy with community safety needs. Contact provided for follow up.
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Johnson County
Sheriff's Department
Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee
Iowa Board of Education Meets in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Board of Education holds its April meeting in Cedar Rapids and visits College Community School District from 9 to 11 a.m. to observe Prairie teachers using technology to connect with parents. The regular session begins at 1 p.m. in the Crowne Plaza Five Seasons Hotel. Discussion includes possible legislative changes to area education agencies and the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Board of Education
College Community School
Seasons B
Crowne Plaza
Five Seasons Hotel
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