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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1995
Page
1
City officials propose average 9 percent water rate increase with another 9.7 percent sewer treatment rise and a 17.6 percent storm sewer fee, lifting the typical monthly water sewer bill by about 1.65 dollars. A 1,000 cubic foot usage would cost about 10.68 dollars more yearly.
Nine year old Lindsey Wilson testified about her mother Tammi Wilson's final plea Dont do this in front of my kids Dont do this in front of my kids as Brian Sillick shot her three times on May 2 at their home. The defendant Lillick 35 faces first degree murder charges in Linn County District Court with testimony from Wilsons family and police detailing the morning events.
Cedar Rapids weighs expanding hunting in rural areas around the metropolitan boundary to curb a surge in the urban deer population. A late month head count shows 1,853 deer citywide, mainly in southeast Cedar Rapids, up from 650 in 1993.
In Ashville Tennessee a man known as the Fantasy Man is accused by at least three women of rape after convincing them to unlock doors undress and wait in bed believing he was their boyfriend. Raymond Mitchell III denies nonconsensual sex saying it was fantasies fulfilled. Police investigate potential rape by fraud.
Ruben Garza was convicted Thursday of first degree murder, first degree kidnapping and two counts of third degree sexual abuse. He faces life in prison at sentencing.
President Clinton introduces Dr. Henry Foster Jr. a 61 year old Tennessee physician who supports abortion rights and teen pregnancy prevention as the nominee to succeed Dr. Joycelyn Elders. Foster faces scrutiny from conservatives but is expected to win bipartisan confirmation with backing from Senator Bill Frist and other officials.
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