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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2009
Page
3
Three candidates compete in a Jan. 19 special election to fill the late Supervisor Larry Meyers’s vacancy. James Knapp leads petitions for the seat, while Democrat Janelle Rettig and Republican Lori Cardella also seek the post.
Gazette readers must call by 4 p.m. Wednesday for Thursday schedules, 2 p.m. Thursday for Friday, 4 p.m. Thursday for Saturday, and 5 p.m. Thursday for Sunday starts and stops. To arrange, call 319-398-8333 or 800-397-8333.
Iowa City researchers invite 21 or older adults with chronic jaw pain to join a six month clinical study on whether a chiropractic technique helps temporomandibular disorder. Examinations and treatment at no cost. call US Dental Clinical Research Center at 319 335 7414.
Cedar Rapids would have seen 16 to 20 inches of snow from Christmas Eve rain if colder. Cedar Rapids 16.8 inches this December ranks as the third snowiest on record behind 2000 and 2005. Iowa City 14.1 inches ranks fourth. Des Moines up to 27.2 inches. Spencer sees over 24 inches in one storm. Eastern Iowa may add 1 to 3 inches this week.
Snow and wind created slick driving conditions Monday morning leading to three separate crashes. Rodney N. Jones 73 of Mount Vernon was hospitalized in stable condition after losing control on Highway 1. Jistine L. Bova 75 of Lisbon suffered serious injuries on Highway 30 near the Benton Linn line and was taken to University of Iowa Hospitals. Mary Stull 82 of Cedar Rapids was injured in a crash on a vehicle driven by Dennis L. Stull and taken to US Hospitals and Clinics with no update on her status.
Gov. Culver appointed Bret Mills as director of the Iowa Department of Economic Development after an interim period. Mills, a Clay County native who led the Iowa Finance Authority since 2005, previously spent 15 years in the state treasurer’s office. Joe O'Hern was named director of the Iowa Finance Authority, a former Fannie Mae lead, with prior interim duties at the department. Both appointments require Senate confirmation.
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