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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1996

Page

9

Hippler Reclaims Speedy Trial Rights After Bond Revocation

Chadwick Hippler 21 remains jailed in Johnson County on first degree theft and eluding charges after bond revocation. He previously waived speedy trial rights, and a court battle delays trial dates tied to a December 1994 Iowa City crash that injured a couple and killed their fetus. The non-consensual termination charge was dismissed, but other charges await resolution.

Johnson County District Court Hippler John Priester Supreme Court

Mechanics 2nd at state in DMACC Hawkeye contest

Iowa City High finished second in the DMACC Hawkeye Booster Club automotive skills event after a tiebreaker with Dubuque Hempstead. City High's Eric Runge and Matt Furman led the hands on round, with Chris Hummer as alternate. Kennedy took third. West Delaware placed fifth. Six two person teams competed. all schools earned cars, tools, and tool boxes.

Iowa City High DMACC Hawkeye Booster Club Dubuque Hempstead Eric Runge Matt Furman City High Chris Hummer Cedar Rapids Kennedy Bryan Minney Brian Mohr Mary Pilcher West Delaware Nick Amthauer Eric Knutson Pat Dolan

Decorah County switches to district-based supervisor elections

In Winneshiek County a special election approved electing supervisors from five districts. Deb Franzen and Judy Hageman led the change, with about 1,860 votes in favor and 1,339 backing the current at large system.

Winneshiek County Deb Franzen Ossian Judy Hageman Decorah

Naked dancers sentenced in Solon tavern case

Two Quad Cities women pleaded guilty to dancing naked in Joensy's Tavern Solon and were sentenced to 25 hours of community service. Monica Casas 21 Bettendorf and Christina Hagge 19 Davenport face a one year deferred judgment and $45 in court costs.

Quad Cities Monica Casas Bettendorf Christina Hagge Davenport Joensy’s Sylvia Lewis Casas Hagge

Sunrise Energy to build ethanol plant in Blairstown

Sunrise Energy Cooperative plans an 18 million dollar ethanol cattle feed plant in Blairstown with a 7.5 million gallon annual output from 2.8 million bushels of corn. The project aims to raise local corn value, boost cattle markets, and add about six figures in feedlot profits as bids come in under budget.

Newton Sunrise Co-Op Iowa Senate Sunrise Energy Sunrise Co-Op

Fire tears Cedar Rapids home. three children rescued by jump

A Cedar Rapids family escaped a early morning blaze as three children jumped from a second story window. Joanna 12 suffered burns and a fractured vertebra, G J 15 had a burn to his elbow, and Dean Ortberg 14 was treated for burns. The family is relieved the others are safe.

Rick Smith Terry Platz 10Th St Cedar Rapids Mercy Iowa City Plotz Dianna Joanna University Hospitals G.J Mercy Medical Center Andrea Dennis Willis Dean Karen Flint Ralph Schmidt 11Th Ave Schmidt Mount Vernon Road Izelle L.W. Wara Terry Plotz 10Th St. SE

Cedar Rapids to form Department of Development

The Cedar Rapids City Council will likely approve a reorganization creating a Department of Development to oversee long term city planning. The plan consolidates zoning platting and grant coordination while shifting housing divisions to a Building Housing and Zoning Department and aims for active status before May 1.

Douglas Neumann Cedar Rapids Priority One Hughes Hurley Bassett Jr

Assault charges filed over Cedar County traffic stop shooting

Cedar County authorities filed assaulting a peace officer and interfering with an official act charges against Jason L. Brown 21 of Rochester after he scuffled with state trooper Robert Smith during a 3 a.m. traffic stop two miles east of Springdale Brown was shot three times in the legs and is in fair condition at University Hospitals Smith was treated for throat injuries and scrapes Brown’s car driver faced an open container charge as the incident unfolded amid unclear provocation during the stop.

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