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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1994
Page
7
A one vehicle crash on Asbury Road near Dubuque injured Elizabeth Thompson 34 and Allan Stoffel 32. Stoffel died Sunday at University Hospitals Iowa City after being hospitalized since Saturday’s 5 a.m. wreck that struck a utility pole.
An 18 year old Sherrill man, Raymond E. Duehr, died in a Sunday one vehicle crash on Balltown Road in Dubuque County. His vehicle veered onto the shoulder, crossed the road, became airborne, landed in a ditch, and flipped onto its top with Duehr partially ejected through the T top.
A 16 year old, Matthew Hancock of North Liberty, remained in critical condition Sunday night at University Hospitals Iowa City after a three vehicle pileup on Highway 965 near Oakdale that killed his father Alan Hancock 43. Services for Alan Hancock were set for today at Parkview Evangelical Free Church in Iowa City.
Des Moines lobbyist Carlos Jayne criticizes the program while noting 1,075 guns were turned in across Cedar Rapids Dubuque Waterloo and Iowa City over the weekend The exchange offered 25 in Lotto Bucks and 25 HandiMart coupons per gun with 69 illegal weapons also surrendered and a plan floated to weld seized guns into a sculpture for a new Cedar Rapids police facility.
Cedar Rapids Washington High School junior Marc Mulcahy placed 18th in the national Voice of Democracy audio essay contest announced in Washington D C. Mulcahy 17 won a $1000 scholarship and was among 54 top students vying for $99000 in college funds from 137000 entries. He had won at post district and state levels.
Lonnie Keehner, 47, of Guttenberg works year round on the frozen Mississippi River, fishing 6 to 12 hours daily. He and a crew of two to four locate fish with sonar, cut a main ice hole and three surrounding holes, and drive schools into nets to haul them through the open end.
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