Hawkeye squad dismisses Benny Sapp amid public intoxication charge
A public intoxication charge and other factors led to Benny Sapp's dismissal from the Hawkeye squad. Nearby in Quasqueton a fairy ring of 71 fungi graces a lawn. In Cedar Rapids Access Direct plans an additional call center employing 200 workers. An Iowa City rock found may be a meteorite. Betty the crow bends a wire to retrieve food while a male crow cannot.
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Chameleon's in Mount Vernon Promises No Excuse Hunger
Tomorrow, Chameleon's in Mount Vernon vows no one leaves hungry. The accent on flavor hints at bold menu options and quick service aimed at satisfying busy locals and visitors alike.
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River casino idea still afloat in Cedar Rapids
RFK Transportation chief Bob Kazimour and Cedar Rapids attorney Jim Piersall push a riverboat casino on the Cedar River near the old Farmstead Foods site. They sit on the Vision Committee backing a year round market, village square and sports park, arguing only a large capital investment and riverboat revenue can fund redevelopment.
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Life saved for Hillary Reston after Gassmann kidney gift
James Reston Jr traveled to Sacred Heart Church in Monticello to honor Jared Gassmann who died in a July 16 ATV crash at the Jones County Fairgrounds. Two days later Hillary Reston received Gassmann’s kidney. Reston praised the family’s noble act and noted it ends suffering for his daughter.
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James Reston Jr column on daughter’s Iowa transplant case
James Reston Jr writes in the New York Times about his daughter Hillary, who stopped growing after kidney failure and a stroke at age 2 that left her mentally disabled and unable to speak. She nearly received a donated organ in Virginia after a five year wait, a detail Reston reflects on with concern.
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Videotape Delivers Mail Theft Suspect in Cedar Rapids
In a southeast Cedar Rapids neighborhood residents filmed a woman stealing mail after police and postal officials declined action. Paulette Keeley and neighbors, alarmed by curbside thefts since June, captured Janis M. Kreitinger on August 1. Kreitinger, 49, of 1517 Sixth Street, was arrested on misdemeanor theft charges after the stakeout.
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Mail theft prevention tips from USPS Inspection Service
The U S Postal Inspection Service offers guidance to prevent mail theft. Place outgoing mail in a blue collection box or at your post office, pick up mail promptly after delivery, never leave it overnight, ask your bank for secure checks, and have mail held when away. Report thefts to the Des Moines office at 515 253 2686.
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Surgeon abandons surgery to deposit paycheck suspension
A Boston orthopedics surgeon, Dr. David Arndt, was suspended after abandoning a patient mid spinal fusion to deposit his paycheck at a Harvard Square bank. The state Board called the act an immediate threat to public health and welfare. Arndt may appeal at a hearing.
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Digital deadline set for most new TVs in five years
The FCC approved a rule requiring digital tuners in most newly sold televisions within five years, arguing it will ensure buyers receive local stations without extra boxes. Manufacturers vow court action, saying tuners add about 250 dollars to price and are unnecessary for cable or satellite users.
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Federal Communications Commission
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