Murder suspect seeks venue change in Linn County
Johnathan Mitchell 33 faces first degree murder charges in Cathy Stickley slaying on April 29. His attorney filed a change of venue motion and a continuance request due to pervasive pretrial publicity. A hearing is set for August 11 with trial slated August 15 and a $1 million cash bond remains.
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Trish Mehaffeyne
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Tyler Johnston
Johnathan Mitchell
Mitchell
Century
Cathy Stickley
Johnston
Stickley
Second
Third Avenues
Arvin Druvenga
Druvenga
15Th Street
Coe
Trish
Mehaffer
Eourcemedia
Tobacco funding cuts raise alarms over anti smoking push
Iowa anti tobacco advocates scrutinize state budget moves they say erode prevention efforts. Commission urges full time director at the Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Division, citing legal requirements and potential legal action if reorganized without a law change.
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Rod Boshart
Gazette
Des Moines
Antitobacco
Tobacco Use Prevention & Control Commission
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
State Department of Public Health
Division of
Tobacco Use Prevention and Control
Gary Streit
Sion
Cedar Rapids
Streit
Herman Quirmbach
D-Ames
Branstad
Jack Hatch
D-Des Moines
House-Senate
Iowa Senate
Hatch
Commission
Miller-Meeks
Department
Attorney General’s Office
Patricia Quinlisk
Health Department
Tobacco Division
Tim Albrecht
Iowa
Albrecht
Semi collides with motorcycle on I 80 near West Branch injuring three
The Iowa State Patrol reported a Friday crash on eastbound I 80 near West Branch involving a semi and a Honda motorcycle. Elibah Baht Israel Franklin of North Carolina was flown to the University of Iowa Hospitals. Two men, Bettendorf's Thomas Davis and Kenneth Simmons of Avoca, were taken to hospital by ambulance as traffic backed up about three hours.
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The
Gazette West Branch
West Branch
Iowa State Patrol
Elibah
Israel Franklin
North Carolina
University of Iowa
Franklin
Bettendorf
Thomas Scott Davis
Kenneth L. Simmons
Avoca
Illness in Northwest Iowa Tied to Nationwide Salmonella Outbreak
An Iowa child in Plymouth County contracted salmonella linked to a national outbreak likely caused by ground turkey. Nationwide 77 people in 26 states have fallen ill and one death in California. Cargill recalled 36 million pounds of ground turkey as a precaution. Symptoms include diarrhea fever and abdominal cramps. At least 22 patients have been hospitalized per the CDC.
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Iowa
Plymouth County
California
Cargill
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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