Muldoon pleads to lesser charges in toddler death
Assistant Linn County Attorney Nick Maybanks cited risk of perjury by a key witness and offered a plea deal in the Lee Muldoon murder case. Muldoon, 25, of Coggan, pleaded guilty to neglect of a child and involuntary manslaughter in the July case.
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Trish Mehaffey
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
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Lee Muldoon
Muldoon
Tyler Johnston
Coggan
Economic recovery falters as jobless claims rise
U S jobless claims jumped to a nine month high as layoffs spread across sectors. Private employers may shed jobs this month with construction in Georgia and manufacturing in Indiana hit by downturns as stimulus fades and public works slow. Government layoffs add to budget pressures, threatening consumer demand.
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Georgia
Indiana
Iowa June unemployment at 6.8 percent with rising jobless claims
Iowa reported a 6.8 percent unemployment rate for June and 18,887 new jobless claims, a small increase from May. July figures are due to be released today.
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Iowa
Maquoketa River flood cripples ecosystem along damaged river
Dan Kirby of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources warns long term impacts from the Maquoketa flood may linger. Debris and sediment fill the river gorge below the breached Lake Delhi dam, harming the renowned smallmouth bass habitat and eroding banks with uprooted trees and mud. A wrecked boat sits near the Retz Access as several boats lie stranded along the riverbank.
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Maquoketa
Dan Kirby
Department of Natural Resources Fisheries
Iowa
Delhi
Kirby
Maquoketa River
Lyle Retz
Lake Delhi
Retz
Cedar Rapids first black bus driver recalls 1964 moment
William C. Davis, at 25, became Cedar Rapids City Lines' first African American bus driver in 1964, three months after the Civil Rights Act. He later moved to Orlando and seeks public views from October 1964 as Iowa’s earliest known black bus operator.
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Edar Rapids
William C. _ Davis
Cedar Rapids City Lines
Collins Radio
William
Orlando
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Recollections of Cedar Rapids bus pioneer seeks memories
If you recall William C. Davis the first African American bus driver for Cedar Rapids City Lines please contact him at 4698 Middlebrook Rd Apt 6 Orlando FL 32811 Call 916 591 0011 or email william c davis2007 gmail com to share memories and details
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William C. Davis
Cedar Rapids City Lines
Middlebrook Rd
Apt. 6
Orlando
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