Bowhunt changes urged by Cedar Rapids council
City council members voiced no opposition to a second urban bowhunt proposed from Sept 16 to Jan 21 to curb deer numbers. Fire Chief Havlik said last year’s hunt was successful, noting 298 deer were culled. residents complain about proximity rules. Some members urged increasing buffer distance from homes beyond 75 feet.
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Iowa boaters warned as safety checks increase at Coralville Lake
Safety inspections and speed traps are being stepped up on Coralville Lake by Iowa Department of Natural Resources officers amid rising concerns over dangerous boating. David Soden of Marion recounts a near miss when another boat passed within two feet of him in July, prompting heightened alertness and warnings to stay vigilant on the Inside lake.
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boating accident prompts inquiry into cause and damage
Iowa Department Gazette of Natural Resources reports a boating accident with notable damage and potential core injury investigation. Officials record the incident details and await further findings to determine liability and safety recommendations.
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Guardian rules on transfusion for comatose Clinton woman
A Johnson County District Court judge ruled the father may authorize a potentially lifesaving blood transfusion for Tawnya Nissen, a Clinton woman in a coma from neuroleptic malignant syndrome, while her husband argues it would violate her Jehovah's Witness beliefs. Doctors warn she may not communicate her wishes for up to six months, raising the need for a guardian decision.
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Arrest brings new focus to JonBenet Ramsey case
A former schoolteacher, John Mark Karr, 41, was arrested in Thailand in the decade-old JonBenet Ramsey murder inquiry. Lin Wood, representing the Ramsey family, said the arrest vindicates Patsy and John Ramsey, who maintained innocence amid public scrutiny. Karr previously taught in Conyers, Georgia, and was identified after online tracking by Boulder authorities.
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