Concealed weapon permits issued in area counties July 2002
County by county permit records show renewals and new authorizations. Cedar County renewals include Foerstner, Michel, Shuger, Eichelberger. Iowa County renewals list Hacker, Hines, Roberts. Johnson County has no new permits but renewals for many names. Jones County records show new recipients Lode Randolph Shover Weber Verminont and renewals Collins Monck Woolsey. Linn County lists one new permit for Seely and renewals for many holders.
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Cedar County
Richard A. Foerstner
Jack E. Michel
Michael E. Shuger
David L. Eichelberger
Iowa County
Steven L. Hacker
James R. Hines
Mark D. Roberts
Johnson County
Deanne R. Ireland
Ronald E. Lough
Larry D. Hagen
Shawn D. Wernimont
Scott J. Collins
Douglas D. Monck
Eddie M. Woolsey
Linn County
Robert Seely
Greg Arbuckle
Clyde Bailey
Kent Bowden
Charles Brolin
Louis Burkhalter
Raymundo Cantu Jr
Jody Christy
Edward Dolan
Brian Draves
Matthew Flaharty
Leighton Ford
Rickie
Daily Notebook Aug 21 2002 City Schedules and Events
City and county meetings listed for Linn County Cedar Rapids and nearby areas include Administrative Committee Board of Supervisors and City Council sessions. Evening open house on a Cedar River bridge project, school boards in Center Point Urbana and Springville, plus mayoral and regional meetings. Market, theatre, and museum events noted with locations and times.
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Linn County Partnership For Safe Families
Waypoint
Fifth St
Cedar Rapids
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Grant Wood
Sixth St
Springville
Center Point
Urbana
Manchester
Manchester Airport
Larry Woellers
Lotto results and local crime notes mix in Gazette brief
Lottery figures for Iowa and Illinois games appear alongside a public safety update from The Gazette, detailing drunken driving charges and assault cases in Marion and surrounding areas plus listed stolen-item reports and a Marion fire call summary.
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the Gazette
Iowa
Vilsack to Start Third Annual Walking Tour This Week
Governor Tom Vilsack launches his third annual walking tour in Clear Lake and moves through Ventura Waterloo River Junction Lone Tree Nichols and Muscatine. He promotes fitness and health security as Iowa seeks Medicare funding parity and contemplates legal action if Congress does not act.
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Rod Boshartine
Des Moines
Waterloo Area
River Junction
Lone Tree
Nichols
Muscatine
Vilsack
Ron Parker
Mount Pleasant
Congress
Iowa
Gilbertville
Washburn
la Porte City
Brandor
Lone Tree Community School
Nichols City Park
Muscatine Community College
Death notices and obituaries guidelines and rates
The Gazette accepts death notices and obituaries with immediate survivors and a photo as news items. Submissions are due by 7 p.m. daily with a per word charge for additional material and second-day notices. Emblems to highlight organizational involvement cost ten dollars each.
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The
Gazette
Fake currency seized at county fair audit
Genuine currency seized while counterfeit bills were cut and ready for use. Two more fakes found Monday. Authorities report $707 taken from Akery and Nace, $673 from Taylor and Yerkes, and $950 from a car. Police link cash to laundering of counterfeit notes.
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U.S. Secret Service
Akery and
Nace
Taylor and Yerkes
Effigy Mounds to Celebrate NPS Founders Day Weekend
Effigy Mounds National Monument marks the 86th NPS birthday with events Friday to Sunday. Flutist and hoop dancer Brian Hammill of the Ho Chunk Nation performs Saturday at 7 p.m. on the visitor center lawn, joined by his wife Toni. Free Sunday entrance, outdoor programs for all ages, and a Night Hike for Kids follow Hammill’s show. The site preserves prehistoric American Indian effigies three miles north of Marquette on Highway 76.
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Marquette
Effigy Mounds
National Park Service
Brian Hammill
Hammill
Wisconsin
Toni
Ken Block
Foster urges teachers to foster student ambitions at Rockwell Collins breakfast
Fly Fishing America host and motivational speaker Foster told about 550 educators and executives at Collins Plaza Hotel that teens say "I don't know" about their futures far too often. He urged mentoring and daily pursuit of dreams citing three success keys knowledge skills and people.
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Foster
ESPN2
Collins Plaza Hotel
Arson arrest in Waterloo case tied to burned SUV
A 48 year old Waterloo man, Terry Allen Peterson, was arrested north of Cedar Falls on second degree arson charges after his burned SUV was found last week. He remained jailed on a 56000 bond as deputies recovered ammunition and weapons nearby.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Terry Allen Peterson
Black Hawk County
Peterson
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C.R
Dysart City Council
City Hall
Sigourney City Council
West Delaware School Board
Farmers Markets
Marion Farmers Market
East End
Seventh Ave
Collins Road
Council Street
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Collins Rd
Patsy Cline
Old Creamery Theatre
Amana Colonies Visitors Center
Amana
Oldcreamery.com
Ant Hill
Wayland
Gilbertson Nature Center
Elgin
Hoover Museum
Herbert Hoover Museum
West Branch
Illinois
David F. Poppy II
32Nd St
17Th Street
Stanley W. Zupancic
Grand Ave
Marion
Makina Sprague
Susan Manley
Third Ave. SE
Gary Warner
Cyrus L. Blackwolf
Williams Bird
Richard Crawford
Leitchfield
Blackwolf
Debra M. Fry
First St. SW
James Yeater
Steven E. Oldridge
Rockingham Dr. SW
Kimberly Oldridge
Fifth St. NW
Rod Boshart
Weau
Infi
Tom Vilsack
Nette
Miranda Meyer III
Desire Christensen
University of Iowa
Kalona
Iowa Memorial Union
Iowa City
Thompson
Associated Press and News
Steve Meyer
Rockwell Collins
Chad Foster
Iowa News Service
Andrew Rich
John Helble
North Liberty
Rich
Helble
Quint Meyerdirk
Emily Hughes
Hughes
Meyerdirk
Johnson County District Court
Vinton-Shellsburg Board
Vinton
Vinton-Shellsburg
Richard Schoonover
Schoonover
Sixth Street
G Avenue
Highway 218
Karr Properties
Randy Braden
Braden
Eldon
Washington, D.C
San Jose
Combat Veterans Ltd
Highway 16
Wapello
Ottumwa
Towa
Miles
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