Emotions mark second hearing on WIC child removals
At the Cedar Rapids DHS office a second hearing over three mothers who lost their children from the WIC program ended in disruption. Fred Barrick represented the mothers and argued they were denied a fair hearing as state officials defended the suspension and waiting lists amid funding cuts.
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Karen Herzog
Linn
Fred Barrick
Barrick
Barbara Boisen
State Department of Human Services
Boisen
State Department of Health
Iowa Wic
WIC
Iowa
Virginia Robinson
Virginia
Robinson
Women, Infants and
Kim Sykora
Sykora
Danny Joe
Coe College summer commencement graduates 52
Coe College conferred Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees on 52 graduates at summer exercises in the Dows Fine Arts Center. Notable cum laude honorees include Robert Hovey and Kimberly Mason. The list covers graduates from Cedar Rapids to Shellsburg and Monona with multiple majors and addresses.
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Coe College
Dows Fine Arts Center
Robert Hovey
Kimberly Mason
Shellsburg
Rosalyn Kelley
Kraig Kroymann
Jay Priest
Cedar Rapids
Rebecca Ries
Dubuque
Nancy Wickham
Creston
Robert Beer Jr
Circle Drive
Cathy Cropp
32Nd St
Randy Dostal
Langdon Ave
David Fellinger
Tanglewood Drive
Steven Gensicke
Sierra Drive
Sally Hartz
21St St
Robert Henry
Fourth Ave
Linda Kapler
27Th St. NE
Arizona Ave. NE
26Th St. NW
Kay Landuyt
Ann Overton
Asbury Lane
Alicia Smith
O Ave
Marion
Karen Klawitter
S. Ilth St
Iowa
Monona
Lorelei Marting
North Liberty
Connie McTee Bryant
Postville
Ruth Schneider
Marion man pays fine with invalid reserve notes to avoid jail
Gary Lee Culver of rural Marion paid a $15 traffic fine in cash Friday after defying court orders by claiming he only has so called invalid reserve notes. He faced contempt for not possessing a valid license and had been given a deadline by Magistrate Nick Lillies. Culver argues his right to travel negates the license requirement and has opposed legal money status and driver’s license rules for years.
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Gary Lee Culver
Marion
Culver
Nick Lillies
Federal Reserve
Medical Transcriptionists elect Hawkeye Chapter leaders
Shirley German elected president of the Hawkeye Chapter of the American Association for Medical Transcription. New officers include Lois Sheldon as president-elect Pat Quigley secretary and Sharon Woolsey treasurer. The group meets every six weeks at area hospitals with the next meeting set for August 20 at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids from 8 30 a.m. to noon.
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Shirley German
Zeman
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Linn-Mar Teachers Prepare for Workshop Week
Workshops stated Linn-Mar Community School District teachers on Wednesday will begin workshop activities including building meetings and work days until classes resume on Aug. 23. On Thursday districtwide staff meeting and Linn-Mar Education Association meeting will be held in the junior high cafeteria.
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Linn-Mar Community School
Linn-Mar Education Association
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