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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2001
Page
17
In Cedar Rapids at about 9 30 p m Friday a teen described robber approached Egg Roll House employee Hye Park 29 and demanded money from a bank deposit bag. Park complied unharmed. The thief fled on foot near 2000 Wiley Blvd SW. The amount stolen was not disclosed.
Emma Edwards 16 of Lime Springs is in critical condition at Mayo Clinic Rochester after a one car crash near Cresco at 1 10 a m. The Iowa State Patrol says her car left County Road V 58 rolled several times and ended on its top. She was first taken to Howard County Hospital before transfer to Mayo.
Buchanan County deputies arrested nine men early Saturday after being called to Shelby's Bar in Aurora at 1 10 a.m. Five were charged with disorderly conduct while four faced charges of public intoxication and criminal mischief. Two vehicles were towed and Independence Police assisted. Further details were not released.
Mason City woman Barbara Hovland pushes council to restrict pit bulls to protect residents. She cites a leash incident involving an 8-year-old girl and a separate encounter where a pit bull lunged at a police officer. City officials consider tightening animal control rules amid public safety concerns.
Jonathan Lee Memmer, 26, accused of bludgeoning Laura Dalton and Maria Lehner to death and setting a fire at 427 S. Van Buren St in Iowa City, faces trial Oct. 1 after serving a burglary sentence ending Sept. 4 and being held on 1 million bond. The Dalton family reacts with distress and hope for resolution.
Aaron Goldsmith, a Postville businessman and city council member, describes Sabbath as the week's center for Lubavitch Hasidim. Frictionless family time, prayer, study, and meals mark Friday sunset to Saturday sundown across the Lubavitch community, with strict rules and joyful devotion guiding daily life.
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