Jury Review Denied In Bentley Abuse Case
The Iowa Supreme Court won t review a district court ruling allowing a videotaped interview of 10 year old Jetseta Gage as evidence in the sexual abuse case against James Bentley of Vinton. Bentley is charged with second degree abuse in Linn and Benton counties. Jetseta died March 25 and his brother faces kidnapping and murder charges. The report also notes the University of Iowa hires Marcus Mills as general counsel at 197000 and outlines a road ramp closure on I 380 to I 80 for maintenance.
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Cedar Rapids extends 33rd Avenue SW to connect I-380 west
Cedar Rapids plans extend 33rd Avenue SW from 10th Street SW to 18th Street SW to link the eastern road to the western stretch. When finished in 2008 the alignment will allow motorists to travel from Interstate 380 west to the Westdale Mall area without using Wilson SW.
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Extension prompts costly 33rd Avenue SW project
Crews move a high pressure gas line in southwest Cedar Rapids to clear space for a long awaited road project. The planned nine tenths mile extension of 33rd Avenue SW from 10th Street to 18th Street SW will require viaducts over rail lines and Prairie Creek at an estimated total of 10 to 11 million dollars. The city expects 15,000 drivers on the new route by 2030, with additional residential widening planned and local funds plus federal money supporting the plan. The city will also hire appraisal firms to discuss compensation with homeowners for yard space loss.
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I C chief pick sees parallels in Iowa City crime role
Samu el Hargadine, 46, a Columbia Missouri police veteran, is expected to be approved as Iowa City police chief. He cites open door leadership, cross agency cooperation, and case by case consent searches, with emphasis on training, downtown tone, and traffic and underage alcohol enforcement. He would replace retiree R J Winkelhake. Matt Johnson serves as acting chief.
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Readers react to coffee columns and veteran deals
A columnist reflects on reader reactions to topics including the prevalence of coffee houses and customer experiences. He notes two veteran discount offers: free chiropractic care at Linn-Mar Chiropractic for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans and a 10 percent stay discount at Victorian Lace Bed and Breakfast in Marion with added amenities. Reservations line provided.
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Lynn L’abbe
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Williams Blvd
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