Cedar Rapids Santa helper makes Christmas visit at HACAP site
Fred Lorenzen, a longtime Santa helper, visited the Lincoln congregate meals site Tuesday to hand out goodies and take requests. Lucile Cunningham sits with him in the night photo as the annual HACAP Christmas dinner for all congregate meals sites in the city is held.
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Santa
Cedar Rapids
Fred Lorenzen
Lincoln Congregate
Link Belt Speeder
Lucile Cunningham
Lorenzen
HACAP
Cedar Rapids Library hosts holiday picture puzzle contest
The Cedar Rapids Public Library runs a picture puzzle book title contest for children in two age groups K-3 and 4-7 with forms available at public libraries. Winners are the entries with most correct answers, tied entries drawn, and all winners receive a paperback book after Jan 5.
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Cedar Rapids
Jewish volunteers prepare to work at Mercy Hospital on Christmas
About 25 Cedar Rapids members of B n ai B r ith and Temple Judah will staff Mercy Hospital facilities on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. They will assist eight nursing areas and deliver gifts and the Mercy Memos edition to patients.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Mercy
B'nai B'rith
Temple Judah
Sam Paper
Omaha
Carol Stalberger
Hallmar
Mercy Memos News Flier
Quention the Quiet Frog
Verdict favors anesthesiologists in Locksley suit
A Cedar Rapids jury of five men and three women returned a unanimous verdict in favor of 13 anesthesiologists and two hospitals after about 34 hours of deliberation. Locksley sought 9 million dollars, later reduced to 3 million, claiming service refusals harmed his practice. Anesthesiologists defended by citing patient safety, with several witnesses noting missteps by the surgeon.
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the Gazette
Locksley
Cedar Rapids
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Raymond Stefani
Mercy Hospital
David M. Elderkin
St. Luke’s
John McClintock
University of Iowa
Sam Wallace
St. Luke's
Bernard Mercer
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Marion man acquitted of assault and resisting arrest
A Linn County District Court jury found David Mosbaugh of Marion not guilty of assaulting hospital police officer Judson Stover and of resisting arrest. The six jurors deliberated less than two hours before delivering the innocent verdict, as Mosbaugh faced a $410 000 civil lawsuit against the city of Marion and several officers.
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Marion
David Mosbaugh
McGowan Blvd
Linn District Court
Mosbaugh
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