CPR Marathon to showcase resuscitation skills at mall
Fifteen teams from University of Iowa, Iowa City officials and local residents will perform 20 minute CPR shifts for five hours at Old Capitol Center in downtown Iowa City Sunday. George Raveling chairs the event organized by Johnson County Committee for Citizen CPR with Johnson County Ambulance Service conducting simulated rescues.
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Fire damages Sigma Delta Tau house at Iowa campus
IOWA CITY Sigma Delta Tau sorority house on the University of Iowa campus was damaged by fire Wednesday afternoon. A drop cord in a third floor bedroom shorted causing between two thousand and five thousand dollars damage to the room and its contents around 7 p.m. Fire Chief Robert Keating said seven or eight sorority members were in the house at 200 S Summit when the blaze started.
Smoke Evacuates 35 Tenants at Johnson County House
Julie Berg away when smoke damaged belongings in Johnson County St. residence. Affected 35 tenants were alerted and evacuated after a smoke detector sounded. Firefighters arrived within an hour to control the incident.
Trucker fined after I-80 shooting incident in Cedar County
Philip Lerch, 41, of Lebanon Pennsylvania, was fined 5000 dollars in Cedar County District Court on carrying a concealed weapon. He faced additional fines of 100 dollars for simple assault and court costs. Lerch and his wife Andrea Lerch were arrested after a June 24 shooting incident on Interstate 80.
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Lerch trio tied to shooting claim and weapon charges
In Cedar County Minnesota a man claimed a truck driver shot at his car. Lerch, named as the driver, faces trial. Andrea Lerch charged with carrying a concealed weapon after authorities found a .25 caliber handgun in a knitting bag in the truck. After a three day Tipton trial Philip Lerch was found guilty of assault and carrying weapons. Andrea Lerch was convicted of weapon carrying and fined $1000.
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Supervisors to Question Probation Chief Over County Work
Johnson County supervisors seek a face to face talk with Paul Nelson the 6th Judicial District juvenile probation chief to probe Loretta Colemans claim that a Riverside secretary handled Iowa County cases since 1981 and to demand reimbursement for time billed to Iowa County Coleman resigned November 11 effective December 9 citing unprofessional conduct and misused funds Nelson assures no program problems while the board pushes for accountability and reimbursement deliberations continue at next weeks informal meeting
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Johnson County Adds Grievance Procedure to Handbook
Johnson County adopted a grievance procedure in December 1982 and updated it in August 1983. A quoted individual expresses frustration that previous actions seemed ineffective but hopes the new steps may ease future problems.
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Where to Send Cards to Marines in Lebanon
Cedar Rapids Marine recruiter Sgt. Jon Morgan reports about 20 calls in five days from people asking how to send Christmas cards to Marines in Lebanon. He says cards may be addressed to a Marine in Beirut 22 MAU FPO New York NY 09502 for distribution to soldiers.
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