Probation Ordered in Iowa fraud case
Maria Snagg, 38, of Iowa City, received a five year probation in Johnson County District Court after pleading guilty to one count of first degree theft. She must pay restitution over $32,000. if probation terms are met, the charges will be removed. Snagg allegedly defrauded government programs from 1997, using the alias Patricia Hernandez, to support her three sons.
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Frank Gluck
Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County District Court
Maria Snagg
Sixth Judicial District Court
Douglas Russell
Snagg
Buzz Orr
Quint Meyerdirk
Johnson County
Non-immigrant aliens briefed on NSEERS registration
Iowa City meeting informs non immigrant aliens about the National Security Entry Exit Registration System. INS officials describe fingerprinting interviewing and background checks, with future expansion to all registrants and annual status reviews. The deadline for the first 20 countries has been extended to February 7.
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Iowa City
Immigration and Naturalization
TNS
Ted Johanns
INS
Robert Storey
Des Moines
Storey
Espinoza
Iowa sheriffs buy 86 tank locks to curb ammonia thefts
Marion police and Linn Cooperative Oil Co in Linn County purchased 86 tank locks for co op customers as part of a bid to prevent ammonia thefts. The plan targets southern Iowa counties where thefts are highest, with Sheriff Zeller seeking more aid for hundreds of tanks elsewhere.
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Linn County
Marion Police, Oil Co-Op
Iowa
Woolery
Marion
Linn Cooperative Oil Co
Don Zeller
Prairieburg
Central City
Alburnett
Center Point
Fairfax
Zeller
Johnson County
Rob
Southern Iowa Public Safety Roundup and Local Recycling Events
Public safety notes from The Gazette list drunken driving arrests with times and locations, weapons charge, and burglaries with item values. Recycling sites in Cedar Rapids and Marion run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Public Works complex and 195 35th St. NE, with additional notices on fires, spills, and medical calls.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Works
Sixth St
Marion
35Th St
Anthony J. McNeese
Northtowne Ct
12Th Ave
Gazette obituary guidelines and submission rules
The Gazette lists funeral notice submission hours and per word charges. Plain death notices with survivors and a photo appear as a news item. additional material such as extended survivors, military honors, or memorials cost 35 cents per word. Emblems for affiliations are $10 each, up to three.
Elkader veterinarian dies in crash after ice slip
Dr. Bradley Kuehl, 43, Elkader veterinarian, died Friday morning when his pickup slid on ice near Elkport and hit a milk truck on Clayton County Road X30. The milk truck driver, Robert Neil Von Lehmden, was treated at Mercy Medical Center in Dyersville. his admission status was not recorded. Kuehl leaves a wife Kim and three children, Tyler, Jerod, and Hannah. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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the Gazette
Elkader
Bradley Kuehl
Elkport
Clayton County
State Patrol
Robert Neil von Lehmden
Mercy Medical Center
Dyersville
Merle Kuennen
Kuehl
Elkader Veterinary Clinic
Kuennen
Brad
Kim
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Tyler
Jerod
Hannah
Waterloo
Velma H. Siebrands
Idaho Street
Dubuque Road
Randy Siebrands
Allen Hospital
Johnson County weighs repayment plan for social service grants
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors seeks methods to ease the 417000 repayment burden on 12 social service providers that received funds in a Mental Health and Developmental Disability spend down. State auditors deem the disbursements unallowable, with options including service expansions, equipment buybacks, and using non tax funds to restore the mental health budget.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Successful Living
Chatham Oaks
Mental Health Department
La Porte City schedules public hearing on 700000 bond issue
The City Council set 7 p.m. Feb io for a public hearing on issuing 700,000 in general obligation bonds to fund street repairs and improvements. Mayor Rick Lubben said the city is paying off existing bonds and residents’ taxes will not rise due to the new bonds. Potential use includes resurfacing West Main Street and replacing sanitary sewer along that section. The project would be substantial.
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LA Porte City
Rick Lubben
Lubben
West Main St
Bluff Street
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