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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2003
Page
15
Firefighters respond to a third floor blaze at the Henry County Courthouse in Mount Pleasant. An arsonist started the fire and fled through a ground floor window. A passer-by reported the 3 am fire. crews quickly contained it with damage mainly in the law library.
President candidate Wesley Clark reported a rise from under 100000 in 1999 to over 16 million in recent years driven by roles at Stephens Group in Arkansas and Wave Crest Laboratories plus consulting and board fees. He earned 971885 last year from writing speeches and boards with 670000 in 2001.
A federal judge in Detroit criticized prosecutors for not turning over a letter alleging a key government witness lied in the first terrorism trial since 9/11. The letter could aid the defense in seeking a new trial or impeachment, while immunity was requested for the letter’s author, a jailed gang leader.
A West Burlington man charged with first degree murder for the June 17 killing of Darren LaVerne is ordered by Judge Mary Ann Brown to undergo a psychiatric evaluation at Oakdale Medical and Classification Center. Public defenders say mental disorder may keep him from understanding charges or standing trial next month. LaVerne, a LaVerne Sanitation Service worker, was killed during his routine garbage route. Bernhart confessed, believing LaVerne had broken into his grandmother’s home the night before.
Iowa regulators plan to set a health standard for hydrogen sulfide from large livestock operations. The Iowa Environmental Protection Commission will meet in Urbandale to discuss a proposed 15 parts per billion limit. If exceeded, emission reduction programs would take effect after December 1 2004.
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