Three Charged After Fight and Traffic Crash in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police arrested Amber Shelton Amanda Lorimer and Christopher Lang after a late Sunday incident near First Avenue and 30th Street East. Bond was treated at a hospital. Shelton faced driving left of center assault and interference charges. Lorimer was charged with fourth degree criminal mischief. Lang faced assault charges.
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Cedar Rapids
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Bridgette Brownfield
Brownfield
Amber Shelton
Jonathon L. Bond
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Amber L. Shelton
Amanda S. Lorimer
Christopher A. Lang
Gazette Offers Forms for Engagements and Weddings
The Gazette provides engagement and wedding write up forms and contact numbers 368-8573 and 1 800 397 8212 for readers seeking help preparing announcements. The service aims to help couples share their special news with the community.
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Lutherans vote to deepen ties with major Protestant churches
The Churchwide Assembly approved closer ties with Presbyterian Church USA United Church of Christ and the Reformed Church in America in a 839 to 193 vote. A similar plan with the Episcopal Church failed 684 to 351 missing two thirds. Local leaders voiced mixed reactions hoping for renewed consideration and noting increased ecumenical dialogue ahead.
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Nilsen
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Cedar Rapids
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Habitat For Humanity
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Cedric Lofdahl
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
Associated Press
Schools panel urges longer year and tougher tests
A panel named by Gov. Branstad recommends an 180 day school year plus extended summer programs, tougher testing, and improved teacher training. The group also backs computer literacy and standards before grade advancement, with costs to be debated as Branstad places it high on the agenda.
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Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Marvin Pomerantz
Branstad
Pomerantz
Board of Regents
Juror asks halt to execution of Ottumwa killer
Forewoman Linda Jacoby says she and two jurors aimed for life in prison after the Ottumwa murder case. Andrew Six, 32, is scheduled for execution by lethal injection at 12 01 a m Wednesday unless Gov. Mel Carnahan intervenes. Six and his uncle terrorized an Ottumwa family in 1987, raping a pregnant teen and abducting a second daughter before the killing of 12-year-old Kathy Allen in Missouri.
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Six
Pershing
Iowa
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Chris Sifford
Donald Petary
Ottumwa
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