Health Unit Delays Waste Hauling Regulation Update
Trin county health board postponed action on revised waste hauling regulations after public comments. Executive director Ahern said rules shift state compliance to haulers, with permit requirements for haulers and new vehicle display rules. The board will revisit at next meeting after sending copies to haulers and testing well samples for an alternate repair method.
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Kenneth Deal
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American Public Health Asso
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Four Injured In Cedar Rapids Car Crashes
Four people were treated and released from Cedar Rapids hospitals after traffic accidents Monday. Mary E. March 18 Indianapolis Vis was treated at St Luke's following a three car mishap on First Avenue NE. Brian J. Lesmeister 17 Linwood Street SW suffered a minor leg injury when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Michael Kaup near Ely Road SW and River Road. Crystall Packingham 1186 Twenty first Avenue SW was checked at Mercy Hospital after a two car crash at Eighth Avenue and Fifth Street SE. No charges were filed.
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Cedar Rapids
Mary E. March
Indianapole Vis
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue NE
Gary
Tolheim
Nineteenth Avenue
Herman Engelen
Thirty- Fifth Street
Brian J. Lesmeister
Linwood Street
Michael Kaup
Forty-first Street
Ely Road
River Road
David Bennett
Twentydirst Avenue
Crystall $Packingham
Twenty-first Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Eighth Avenue
Fifth Street
David Packingham
Alvin Wilson
Tenth Street
Wilson
Fighbor
Cedar Rapids youths held after unreported robbery claim
Two 16 year old Cedar Rapids boys were taken into custody before a robbery report. Police say they robbed Lloyd Nelson at Montrose hotel in Greene square park, pushing him and taking $40. A patrolman who stopped them near the park around 12:30 a.m. received a radio dispatch about the robbery and arrested them. They remained in custody pending probation officer notification.
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Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Nelson
Montrose
Greene Square ‘Park
Nelson
Cedar Rapids boy wins Frisbee regional tourney in St Paul
A Cedar Rapids youth, Craig Hartman, won first place in a regional Frisbee contest held Friday in St Paul Minnesota. He, the sole Cedar Rapids participant, will compete in the national finals in Baltimore this November. Hartman is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hartman of 1230 Wilson Avenue SW.
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St. Paul
Minn
Craig Hartman
Charles Hartman
Wilson Avenue
Baltimore
County board clash over Open Meeting and election timing
Supervisor Bartel pressed county attorney Carl Goetz on delays in the Clear Creek case amid allegations from Mrs Harney of closed meetings in February. Bartel read a self attack on his campaign and questioned diligence ahead of the upcoming school board election. The board approved a second $5,000 payment to the Johnson County Regional Planning Commission, bringing total funding to $10,000 with a further $3,000 pending in future budget talks.
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Goetz
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Harney
Johnson County Regional Planning Com Inlastua
City Hears Plan for Thirty-Fifth Street Apartment Complex
Athens city council slated a first reading on rezoning the Thirty-Fifth Street site for an add unit apartment project by Welsh and Welsh Development, amid traffic safety concerns from nearby residents. The revised plan routes all ingress and egress along Thirty-Eighth Street SE, with FBI briefings and legal review ongoing.
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Trans World Airlines
Tel Aviv
Lunchasre
Slkma
Gers
FBI
Millsap
TWA
U.S
Ivan
Safel
Middle East
Thirty- Eighth Street
Sikma: Millsap Attorneys Had No Police Reports
Attorney Rober Sikma testified before the civil service commission that Millsap case attorneys were not allowed to view Cedar Rapids police reports. He said they were shown one FBI file report and would be allowed to see other reports only as determined by the rights division of the U.S. Justice Department.
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Kenneth Millsap Sware
Cedar Rapids
USB
Rober Sikma
Monlay
Sikma
Civil- Service Commission
FBI
Millsap
Iitoeneve Wham
U.5 S. Justee Department
Magistrate Court Actions for Assault Cases
Two people appeared in magistrate court on assault charges. Charles Kelly of 1175 Twenty Eighth Street Marion pled guilty and was fined 20 plus costs for assaulting Darrell Sanborn on July 1. Wallace Moore of 14202 Avenue NE pled guilty and was fined 90 dollars plus costs for assaulting Debra Dill on May 17.
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Charles Kelly
Eighth Street
Marion
Darrell Sanborn
Wallace Moore
Avenue NE
Debra Dill
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