Mail carrier charged in stun gun attack in Dubuque
A substitute mail carrier, 39 year old Larry Olmstead of Manchester, was charged with assault causing injury and simple assault after a Dec 31 stun gun attack in a Dubuque parking lot. He is free on bond. A 25 year old woman was attacked. a good Samaritan intervened and provided a license plate number leading to Olmstead’s arrest in Epworth. Police found handcuffs and gloves in his vehicle. plates had been removed.
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Dubuque
Larry Olmstead
Manchester
Don Brown
Olmstead
Terry Lambert
Epworth
Johnson Duffy Named Johnson County Supervisors Chair
The Johnson County supervisors unanimously elect Charles Duffy as chair for one year, succeeding Betty Ockenfels. Patricia Mead is chosen as vice chairwoman, replacing Duffy.
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Charles Duffy
Duffy
Betty Ockenfels
Patricia Mead
Man's sentence halved for help in drug case
Former Cedar Rapids man T. E. Washington received a 50 percent reduction in his federal prison term from 97 months to 48 months for cooperating in other drug cases. Judge David Hansen also shortened Washingtons supervised release from five to four years. Washington testified in the Lederle sentencing and supplied cocaine to Lederle. Washington, 26, was a Mesa Arizona resident at arrest, having pleaded guilty to conspiracy to deliver and possession with intent to deliver five kilograms of cocaine between 1986 and 1988. He has served 14 months.
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Dick Hogan
Cedar Rapids
T. E. Washington
David Hansen
Hansen
U.S
Washington
David Lederle
Lederle
Mesa, Ariz
Job prospects for center residents in small town Iowa
West Union prepares for a 32 bed correctional center opening in July to house offenders and parolees. Local employers face a job development challenge with 18 mile radius, while the center will also create government and staff positions.
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West Union
wdZcue Sienare
Tom Grapes
Iowa
Grapes
Atwood Industries Inc
Fayette
Sheldon
West Union Center
Iowa Trust Fund
Mike Havenstrite
1St Judicial District Department of Correctional Services
Atwood
Sandra Baldwin
H&h Distributing Co
Bock
Signode
Jeannette Bucklew
Iowa Department of Corrections
Youth home under construction in Marion for at risk youths
A 12 bed facility on Business Highway 151 Marion is under construction as the fourth home by Alternative Services for Youth and Families. The Cedar Rapids group runs three facilities for 30 youths and aims to add a 12 bed unit by fall 1993 with land donation from AEGON USA and a 1.1 million fund drive.
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Marion
Alternative Services For
Cedar Rapids
Aegon USA
Alternative Services Board of Directors
Dave Taylor
The
Hall Foundation
Alternative Services Board
Dan Pyne
Iowa
Man Charged With Assault After Incident at Home
Raymond McNamer Jr., 26, of 1124 Center Point Rct NE, is charged with assault causing bodily injury in Linn County. He allegedly struck Sandy Roger in the mouth with an open hand early Monday at his home. The case will be reviewed by the Linn County Attorney's Office.
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Raymond McNamer Jr
Sandy Roger
Burglary At Clark Pharmacy Sparks Alarm Escape
A burglar was seen at Clark Pharmacy on 1946 42nd St NE at about 1 a.m. Sunday. The back door was open and the would be thief tried to open the cash register but fled when the register alarm activated. Police report nothing stolen.
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42Nd St. NE
Robbery and incidents across Mount Vernon area
A 35 year old woman walking to a 24 hour restaurant was robbed at 4 50 a m in the 500 block of Wilson Avenue SW. The robber punched her in the eye grabbed her purse and fled. A Pizza Hut driver was robbed at 8 55 p m in the 1200 block of 21st Avenue SW by three white youths who demanded cash and pizzas and left on foot. Multiple arrests follow for offenses including third and second offenses across Marion SW and NE areas with numerous names and addresses listed.
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21St Avenue
James D. Burton Jr
Ninth St
Marion
Boyson Road
Patrick Stickley
Seventh St
First Avenue
Cathy A. Thompson
Western Dr
Sheila Seals
40Th St
Ellis Blrd
Tana Cox
Ninth Ave
Kimberly Davies
Sue
Fifth Ave
Wright Brothers Boulevard
Edgewood Road
Ice safety guidelines for walking and snowmobile travel
Satie warns that ice thickness varies with water currents and danger rises with speed. He advises 3 to 4 inches for single file pedestrians, 6 inches for slow snowmobiles, and 8 inches for a small car, plus wearing warm clothing and carrying flotation aids. Do not travel alone, inform others of plans, and call for help if breached. Rescuers should lie flat to distribute weight and extend a reach to the victim, then transport all water-exposed individuals to hospital.
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Satie
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