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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2004
Page
15
A palm print from a convicted sex offender is questioned in the case of missing KIMT anchor Jodi Huisentruit. Police say the print at the scene does not match Thomas Corscadden, who is jailed in Minnesota.
In Iowa motorcycle deaths jumped 219 percent from 1996 to 2003, with 16 fatalities in 1996 rising to 51 in 2003. Through the first week of August this year 32 riders were killed, up from 26 last year, as officials warn the trend continues.
Relief workers urge cash donations over items as relief teams prepare to send supplies to Florida. Church members and volunteers at a Dubois church gathered about $1,000 in food and essentials from local donors while Allen Motor Co in Hiawatha loaded a 20 foot van with water and canned goods for Tampa.
The Grant Wood Area Chapter has five volunteers in Florida aiding Charley survivors. Peg Burke of Coralville leaves today for Tampa. A Disaster College in September offers volunteer training. Call (319) 393 3500 or (319) 337 2119 for disaster services or donations.
Jury selection started in the federal death penalty case of Dustin Honken, a former meth dealer accused of killing three adults and two children in 1993 to silence informants. Eighteen jurors will decide his guilt or innocence, in a long process marked by extensive questioning and legal delays.
Harry Jarnagan of Tracy California received approval from the California Historic Resources Commission to erect a stone surf board monument to the Beach Boys on a Hawthorne site tied to the Wil son brothers childhood home. He funds the project via beachboyslandmark.org. Leighton Jones of Williamsburg won first in funniest float and second for most original in the Iowa State Fair non commercial division for a July 4 parade float with pedal tractors and stuffed dummies.
U.S. Representative Nussle calls for a new simpler fairer tax code to boost growth and create jobs in Iowa. He outlines education and health care aims and discusses his re election bid with stops in Dubuque Waterloo Clinton Bettendorf. He and wife Karen live in Manchester where he previously served as Delaware County attorney. The 1st District includes Black Hawk Bremer Buchanan Butler Clayton Clinton Delaware Dubuque Fayette Jackson Jones and Scott counties.
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