Obituary notices for Edward Ulch and Betty Andersen
Edward Ulch of Solon, 86, died January 1 2007 after a short illness. Services January 5 at Brush Chapel Solon burial Oakland Cemetery. Betty Andersen 56 of Solon died January 2 2007 after cancer battle. Services January 6 Brosh Chapel Solon burial Oakland Cemetery. She worked at Square D Cedar Rapids 34 years and enjoyed travel and family. Memorials directed to family.
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Betty Ann Andersen
Solon
Brosh Chapel
Tom Carver
Oakland Cemetery
Betty
Spencer
Iowa
Preston
Ruth Freemen Stone
Webb
South Clay High School
Cedar Rapids
Square D
Angela McWilliams
Joe
Corinna Egge
Mike
Alexandra Egge
Russ Andersen
Bob Pedersen
Mary Norgaard
David
Linda Johnson
John
Ruth Stone
Dr. Ghosh
Broshchapel.com
Adolf Wille 81 Funeral Notice in Solon Iowa
Adolf Shorty A Wille 81 died Jan 1 2007 Mercy Iowa City from stroke complications. Services Jan 4 Brush Chapel Solon with burial at Oakland Cemetery Solon full military rites by Stin ocher Post 460. Visitation 5 to 7 pm tonight. Born Oct 1 1925 in Iowa County served in WWII Germany. Survived by Edith wife and children Dale Randy Curt Mary seven grandchildren, siblings and other family. Memorials directed to family.
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Edward Franklin Uich
Mercy
Iowa City
Brush Chapel
Solon
Oakland Cemetery
Eddie
Edward
Emma (Ehrenberger) Ulch
Stone Academy
Solon High
Europe
Broshchapel.com
Adolf “Shorty
A. Wille
Mercy Iowa City
Brush
U.S
Germany
Edith von Ahsen
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Williamsburg
Shorty
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Edith
Dale
Barb
Waterloo
Randy
Cindy
New Boston
Ill
Curt
Julie
Fairfax
Mary Bartlett
Bob Kund
Tipton
Luella Brockshaus
Donald
Delaine) Wille
Dennis
Eldon
Gertrude Drucker
Iowa aims for televised kickoff show for 2008 caucuses
Tourism officials in Des Moines plan a nationally televised event with big-name entertainers to highlight the presidential nominating process. No acts or venue are set, but organizers envision a December or January 2008 date similar to a Kennedy Center tribute.
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Des Moines
Greg Edwards
Greater
Iowa City Police Log Snippets From Early Week
The Gazette records show multiple arrests and incidents in Iowa City area across Monday night and Tuesday dawn. Names include James Licher Matthew Smith Lamonte Wilson Kelly Stevener Andrew Chamberlain Matthew Curlee and Eric Massey with addresses and locations such as 18th Street B Avenue NE First Avenue East Melrose Avenue Dubuque and Washington streets 1500 W Benton St and others.
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James G. Licher
Fifth Ave
18Th Street
B Avenue
Matthew D. Smith
16Th St
First Avenue
Lamonte L. Wilson
Fourth St
15Th Street
Kelly M. Stevener
Columbia
Melrose Avenue
Iowa City
Andrew J. Chamberlain
Adirondack Dr
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Washington Streets
Matthew C. Curlee
Solon
E. Washington St
Eric V. Massey
Lawrence
Kan
W. Benton St
Assault charge filed in Iowa City domestic case
Lonny E. Melvin, 31, of 3558 Shamrock Place, Iowa City, is charged with domestic assault causing injury after allegedly biting his wife Keana Holder on the arm during a fight at their home at 11 54 a.m. Monday.
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Lonny E. Melvin
Shamrock Pl
Iowa City
Keana Holder
Cedar Rapids Man Charged In Drug Tax Stamp Case
Willis a 19 year old of 1134 12th St NE Cedar Rapids faces drug tax stamp violation and possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance after police stop near I 80 at 6 31 a m Saturday. He allegedly possessed 27.9 grams of crack cocaine.
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Willis
12Th St
Cedar Rapids
December warmest on record since 1965 in Iowa
The Gazette reports Iowa’s statewide average daily temperature for December was 31.6 degrees, 9 degrees above normal, ranking as the 13th warmest December and the warmest since 1965. Cedar Rapids averaged 30.9 degrees, Iowa City 32.6, with highs of 58 on December 14 and 16. Snow was light though a Northwest Iowa system altered snowfall data. Statewide precipitation reached 2.08 inches, the 12th-wettest December and wettest since 1984.
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the Gazette
Harry Hillaker
Hillaker
Cedar Rapids
National Weather Service
Iowa City
Weather Service
Iowa
Iowa Death Row Writer Seeks Life Reflections on Web
Dustin Honken, 38, once of Britt, on death row in Terre Haute, writes letters and journal entries for Death Row Speaks, a federal inmate site. The 2004 murder and drug conspiracy case against Honken and Angela Johnson led to a death sentence.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Dustin Hanken
Britt
Terre Haute
Ind
Honken
Angela Johnson
Johnson given death sentence in high profile case
Johnson was sentenced to death after a case involving disappearances in 1993. Informants Greg Nicholson and Lori Duncan vanished with two girls, Kandace and Amber Duncan, in Mason City. Their bodies were found in 2000 in graves outside Mason City after information from Johnson to jailhouse informant McNeese. Attorneys filed an initial brief in the 8th Circuit appeal, with arguments possible by March or April.
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Greg Nicholson
Mason City
Lori Duncan
Kandace Duncan
Amber Duncan
Terry DeGeus
Britt
Johnson
Robert McNeese
Benton County
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Des Moines Tax Revenues Rise in First Half of 2007
Iowa state tax receipts for the first half of fiscal 2007 rose 5.4 percent from the prior year, adding about 143.8 million to the state coffers. Personal income tax up 5.5 percent and corporate income tax up 42.1 percent drove gains amid a revised 4.9 percent growth forecast by the Revenue Estimating Conference.
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Legislative Services Agency
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