Debuque Man Killed In Icy Tractor-Trailer Crash
Laurence Ender aged 41 died when his semi skidded off an icy JFK Road embankment north of Dubuque at 5 30 am. The Standard Forwarding Co. truck he drove was involved and Ender had to be extricated from the vehicle by emergency responders.
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Ely victim of Feb 15 crash dies
Walter E. Piper 60 died at Mercy Medical Center in Iowa City from injuries suffered in a Linn County accident on February 15. His car crossed into the path of a Solon man’s vehicle driven by Robert Middendorf 60, who had minor injuries and was released. Shirley Piper 57, a passenger, was hospitalized but discharged.
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Linn
Walter E. Piper
Mercy Edical Center
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Ely Road
Johnson County
Robert Middendorf
Solon
Middendorf
Mercy
Shirley Piper
Linn County E-911 budget eyed at 7 tonight hearing
Linn County plans to spend 350113 in fiscal 1998 for E-911 operations a reduction of 260000 from last year when mobile pagers were purchased The 25 cent surcharge on residents phone bills funds the budget A public hearing is set for 7 tonight in the Administrative Office Building 930 First Street SW Linn County
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Squirrel Causes Brief Marion Power Outage
IES Utilities reports a squirrel caused a 45 minute outage affecting about 2000 Marion customers at Bowman Woods after contacting equipment at a substation on Brentwood Drive and Boyson Road triggering a short circuit and breaker trip.
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Tom Petersen
IES Utilities Inc
Bowman ‘Woods
Brentwood Drive
Boyson Road
Hills man pleads guilty in Iowa death case
Milo Dlouhy II admitted guilt in Johnson County District Court to involuntary manslaughter for the January 13 1996 crash on Sand Road that killed his friend Netser Clouhy. He said alcohol contributed to the accident and faces a possible five year term at April 11 sentencing. Netser Clouhy 24 Iowa City.
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Netser Clouhy
Johnson County
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Netser
Iowa City
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Court date set in arson murder case
Stephen Keyes is to be arraigned March 12 in Linn County District Court on two counts of first degree murder for the December 26 fire at his Springville home that killed his wife Sandra Keyes and their son Joshua. The state contends the arson was intentional and connected to a forcible felony.
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Stephen Keyes
Linn County
Keyes
Springville
Sandra Keyes
Joshua
Linn
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Michael
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Marion weighs moving four 1950s homes for street project
Marion officials consider saving four ranch style houses slated for demolition as part of the 31st Street Seventh Avenue reconstruction. Owner Dennis Andrews proposes moving the homes to avoid landfill waste, with a March deadline and possible private buyers including John Schlotterback. Council may require a security deposit to ensure timely relocation.
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31St Street
Seventh Avenue
Andrews
John Schlotterback
Riley Simpson
Kevin Hydak
Bob Brown
Families move to make way for roads project
Charles and Frankie Cochran and three other Marion residents face demolition for the 31st Street Seventh Avenue reconstruction. The Cochrans will build a new home four blocks away after 55 years in their current house. Project funded partly by a 250 000 federal grant aims to reduce crashes at the busy intersection.
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Charles
Frankie Cochran
30Th St
Marion
Cochrans
Robert
Kathy Peacock
Coggon
Erv Mussman
Eighth Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
31St Street
Seventh Avenue
Hearing on Cedar Rapids budget draws typical crowd
A public hearing on Cedar Rapids' $222 million city budget attracted a typical council audience with six speakers offering mild criticism. The plan keeps the property tax rate at $12.07 per $1,000, aided by a state rollback. A second hearing is set for next week.
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Douglas Neumannoucette
Cedar Rapids
UNI student dies in I 380 crash into Clear Creek
A University of Northern Iowa student Matthew Mc Coy, 22, died by drowning after his car left Interstate 380 and crashed into Clear Creek. His body was found Monday about one mile downstream. The Iowa State Patrol has not determined why the vehicle left the road. Mc Coy planned to visit his girlfriend in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
University of Northern Iowa
Clear Creek
Johnson
Matthew McCoy
Iowa State Patrol
McCoy
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