West Branch man faces up to 60 years in girl's death
Curtis Miller, 30, of West Branch, convicted of involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment in the death of his 3 month old daughter Kimisha Miller. The Oct 11 2007 death followed inflicted head trauma. Jurors rejected first degree murder. manslaughter carries 10 years and endangerment 50 years. Live sentencing coverage set for 10 a.m. in Linn County District Court.
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HINT Flu Vaccine Study Starts at Iowa Campus
University of Iowa researchers begin testing an H1N1 vaccine as one of eight nationwide NIH sites. The study races to counter a possible H1N1 resurgence alongside seasonal flu this fall. The vaccine uses an inactivated virus, so participants cannot contract H1N1 from the shots.
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Part of Camp Cardinal Boulevard to Close for Repairs
Coralville Camp Cardinal Boulevard will be closed at the railroad crossing south of Highway 6 starting Monday for crossing repairs. The closure is expected to last five to seven days with traffic detoured via 25th Avenue to the west and James Street to the south.
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G R leadership debate features Fagan and Corbett on Cedar Rapids revival
On a WMT-AM talk show Joe Gazelle, Brian Fagan and Ron Corbett debated Cedar Rapids progress and flood recovery. Fagan touted council led economic development and a 400 million building phase with 24 month goals. Corbett urged stronger decisive leadership and faster action.
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Cedar Rapids library board weighs levy vote and policy on offenders
The Cedar Rapids library board will decide next month whether to ask voters to raise the library levy from 4 to 27 cents. If approved, the new rate could take effect in July. The board adopted a policy restricting access for sex offenders with minors, allowing designated readers to pick up books.
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