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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 2010

Page

5

Massillon to honor WWII medical officer Lt. Schick 100 years on

In Massillon cemetery a 1949 vigil for Lt. William R. Schick, the first WWII medical officer killed, will be repeated on Tuesday. The ceremony honors his birth centennial with a color guard from American Legion posts and AMVETS, plus a tribute from Col. Earl T. Williams. His Chicago-born widow Lois Richmann Schick died in 1971.

Assillon Massillon Bill Ihns Virgil Hamdorf William R. Schick Pearl Harbor Bill Virgil Lt. Schick Massillon Church Cemetery American Legion Lowden Oxford Junction Amvets London Earl T. Williams Riverside Calif Dr. Schick William Schick Chicago Lois Richmann Cedar County Lois Evangelical Hospital Schick Philippines Army Clinton Patrick Afghanistan Massillon Church

Regency Mobile Home Park Evictions Hinge on AG Review

Regency residents including Mare and Barbara Johnson face possible evictions for 18 pads as the Iowa Attorney General's Office investigates consumer fraud by operator Churchill Group. Most evictions are postponed. three dismissals and several continuances mark court outcomes.

Owe GaZelle Iowa City Mare Barbara Johnson Regency Mobile Home Park Marc Johnson Regency Iowa Attorney General's Office Churchill Group Karen Egerton Attorney General Office Johnsons Secon

Decorah Cyclist Dies After Collision With Pickup

Paul D. Estrem, 70, of Decorah, was crossing Conover Road on a bike path when a westbound pickup struck him about 4:20 p.m. in Winneshiek County. The driver, 27-year-old Andrew L. Hackman of Spillville, was not hurt and faces no charges as authorities continue the investigation. Arrangements are pending at Schluter-Balik Funeral Home in Decorah.

Ties Paul D. Estrem Decorah Conover Road U.S. Highway 52 Iowa State Patrol Estrem Andrew L. Hackman Spillville Hackman Schluter-Balik

Seids Campaign Fundraiser Heads to Cedar Rapids Home

Democrat Mark Seidl runs a fundraiser for Iowa House 37 in northeast Cedar Rapids at the home of Mike and Cheryl Anderson 223 Teakwood Lane NE on Saturday at 4 p.m. Former Iowa first lady Christie Vilsack will headline. Free contributions welcome.

SEIDS Mark Seidl Iowa House Cedar Rapids Mike Cheryl Anderson Teakwood Lane Iowa Christie Vilsack

Charges Filed in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids Incidents

Public safety logs show Linn County arrest for Leonidas Rulindavyago at 2:48 a.m. in the 100 block of 32nd Street SE Cedar Rapids. Johnson County records list Roberta Griffin, 25, in Cedar Rapids at 1:15 a.m. in a construction zone on 120th Street. Heather Carter, 22, is accused of two counts of possession with intent to deliver crack cocaine and heroin at her residence after a Wednesday search.

Leonidas Rulindavyago 32Nd Street Johnson County Iowa City Roberta Jo Griffin 30Th St Cedar Rapids 120Th Street Heather E. Carter Third Ave. SE

Branstad criticizes Culver response to Iowa flood recovery

Former Gov. Terry Branstad says Culver administration mishandled flood relief in Iowa Cedar Rapids. He criticizes debt from I-JOBS borrowing and calls for strong leadership with clear authority. Culver campaign dismisses the criticism as unfounded and defends flood recovery efforts.

Branstad Culver Iowa Oo Yne Gazett Cedar Rapids Terry Branstad Chet Culver Gov Lake Delhi Ali Glisson I-Jobs Glisson James Lynch Gazcomm.com

First Ever Iowa Short Sale at Pat McGrath Chevyland

Cedar Rapids dealership Pat McGrath Chevyland announces an unprecedented Short Sale event open Wednesday to Saturday with over 300 pre owned vehicles at prices well below bank value. The sale aims to attract families and buyers seeking low payments amid national economic pressures.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Pat McGrath McGrath Chevyland Midwest Orrin Smith Smith Pat McGrath Chevyland Big Volume Westdale Mall 51St Street

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