Linn County Meeting Schedule and Cityline Events
The Linn County Board of Supervisors holds a joint meeting with the Board of Adjustment and Zoning Commission at 11:30 a.m. to discuss a proposed tower ordinance, followed by informal session at 1:30 p.m. Also at 1:30 p.m. the Commission of Veterans Affairs meets in Suite 217 at Professional Park East Building. Weekend! Recycling Truck appearances and weather cancellation updates are listed along with Cityline Lottery numbers and games.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Board of Adjustment and Zoning Commission
Linn County Commission of Veteran Affairs
Professional Park East
Third St
Vital statistics births listed for Feb 1 2 1995
Mercy Amy and Bob Stevenson report a son born Feb 2 at 1710 Hidden Hollow Lane NW. St Luke’s Annette Berg and Darrell Berg welcome a daughter born Feb 1 at 840 Blairsferry Ra Marion Rae Leff and Edward Leff greet a daughter born Feb 2 at 4800 Fruitwood Lane NW Sharon Knapp reports a son born Feb 2 at 1415 Bever Ave SE Elizabeth Tallman and Keith Tallman welcome a daughter born Feb 1 in Anamosa. Total figures and percent of normal for Feb 1995 and 1994 are compiled by Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co.
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Amy
Bob Stevenson
Hidden Hollow Lane
ST. Luke's
Annette
Darrell Berg
Blairsferry
Marion
Rae
Edward Leff
Fruitwood Lane
Sharon Knapp
Bever Ave
Elizabeth
Keith Tallman
Anamosa
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Marriages listed for Cedar Rapids area couples
Multiple couples from Cedar Rapids and surrounding cities such as Marion and Manchester obtain marriage licenses. Names include William B Thompson and Rebecca A Eberhardt. Daniel P Glessner and Deborah A Klein. Kristin B Aarhus and Kimberly A Krejci. Miguel A Garcia and Tonya M Harger. Eric E Long and Kimberly J Hahn. Rodney L Beauchamp and Shruti D Shah. Robert E Cole and Linda D Gilbert. James H Schutz Jr and Staci M Gann. Otis R Maclin and Anne M Sherman. Ricky L High and Cheryl L Hildenbrand. Alan L Goecke and Kathy A Vogel. Additional licenses involve Mark B Ammons with Kimberly D Knutson. Larry A Schuster with Georgie A Baxter. David R Hartman with Maria D Summers. Douglas D Vick with Jill A Stolley. Adam K Masten with Mary E Pokorny.
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William B. Thompson
Rebecca A. Eberhardt
Marion
Daniel P. Glessner
Deborah A. Klein
Coggon
Kristin B. Aarhus
Kimberly A. Krejci
Miguel A. Garcia
Tonya M. Harger
Eric E. Long
Kimberly J. Hahn
Rodney L. Beauchamp
Shruti D. Shah
Robert E. Cole
Linda D. Gilbert
James H. Schutz Jr
Staci M. Gann
Otis R. Maclin
Anne M. Sherman
Ricky L. High
Cheryl L. Hildenbrand
Alan L. Goecke
Kathy A. Vogel
Cedar Rapids
Mark B. Ammons
Longmont
Colo
Kimberly D. Knutson
Larry A. Schuster
Georgie A. Baxter
David R. Hartman
Manchester
Maria D. Summers
Hiawatha
Douglas D Vick
Drunken Driving Charges Listed by Linn County Sheriff
The Log reports drunken driving arrests from Linn County with day and arrest location. Kristopher Kremer 18 Dyersville Wednesday 1100 block of 16th Avenue SW Jill Anonson 25 Webster City Wednesday 1000 block of A Avenue NE Kimbra Weldon 37 Middle Amana Tuesday 1900 block of Williams Boulevard SW John Martinek 26 2615 Worthington Dr SW Jan 27 1200 block of Fourth Street SE David Tilley 31 1811 E St SW Thursday at First Street and 15th Avenue SW
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Kristopher J. Kremer
Dyersville
16Th Avenue
Jill K. Anonson
Webster City
A Avenue
Kimbra R. Weldon
Middle Amana
Williams Boulevard
John J. Martinek
Worthington Dr
No-Contact Order Lifted in Rieflin Case
District Judge Jane Spande lifted the six week old no contact order shielding Brenna Rieflin from her husband Rick Rieflin a Linn County Jail detainee charged with two counts of first degree murder and two counts of attempted murder after the couple sought access to court cameras. The action comes as Brenna Rieflin sought permission to visit from the Linn County Jail where Rieflin is held on a 3 million dollar bond. The judge noted Iowa law usually requires a hearing to modify a no contact order but canceled it given Rieflin’s custody and to avoid further victimization of Brenna Rieflin in court proceedings. Brenna Rieflin had previously accused him of punching her.
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Rick Smith Gazette
Jane Spande
Jerry Rieflin
Ralston Foods
Rieflin
Brenna
Linn County
Spande
Brenna Rieflin
Bever Ave. SE
Iowa
Flesh eating bacteria incident ends happily
Hog farmer Jim Koch of east of West Union narrowly survived necrotizing fasciitis that moved rapidly through his arm. Doctors at Lutheran Medical Center in La Crosse removed infected tissue and saved his arm and life. Koch is expected to fully recover.
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Koch
West Union
Palmer Lutheran Health Center
Ronald Myrom
Myrom
Officials: C R schools safe but need repairs
Cedar Rapids schools remain safe though repairs are needed with a district repair wish list near 22 million dollars. Buildings are prioritized to protect safety with asbestos contained and lead paint not flaking. Three aging heating systems will be replaced first, and roofs are repaired by section to save money.
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GAO
Congress
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Dvorak
Taylor
Metro
Johnson
Garza convicted as family killer and abuser, jury finds guilt
Jacobsen asserts Garza killed Vega and abused Vega’s daughter at three sites, while her sister testifies to the abuse and later life. Defense concedes some abuse but argues no kidnapping and questions time links to the murder. A jailhouse letter to Michael Plummer helped secure the murder conviction.
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Jacobsen
Garza
Vega
John Logan
Brian Sissel
Times
Center Point
Tripp
Logan
Sissel
Deer trial hinges on DNA evidence and deer hides
The prosecution relies on a DNA analysis to tie a deer carcass to a suspect, while Portwood describes moving and skinning the animal in multiple locations. Pacha claims the hide was his and later provided to a DNA officer. A vet testifies the throat wound likely occurred after death.
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Washington
Oxford
Dave Greenlee
Steve Fall
Pacha
Portwood
Fall
Jurors Say Decision Was Quick But Sure in Garza Trial
Jurors in the Ruben Garza murder case say their four hour deliberation was swift yet thorough. Garza, 32, of Marion, was found guilty on first degree murder kidnapping and sexual abuse of Vega's teenage daughter. Both jurors praised the lawyers and noted the key alibi letter Garza wrote to Michael Plummer.
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Ette
Easter City
Ruben Garza
Garza
Marion
Susan Vega
Vega
Todd) Tripp
Tom Biggs
Webster City
Tripp
Linn County
Garza Biggs
Michael Plummer
Cedar Rapids
Biggs
John Logan
Brian Sissel
Wise planning for retirement income with Modern Woodmen
An urging advertisement promotes securing retirement funds by buying an annuity or a life insurance annuity combo from Modern Woodmen. It emphasizes acting early and offers discussion to tailor a plan for future financial security.
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