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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2011
Page
2
The testimony details a plan to hurt Runyan for five thousand dollars. A friend was told to stay silent as Bailey was beaten at a home with a rock and blunt force trauma led to death. Medical examiner described extensive head injuries and possible rock impact. Dayton and Ellgerdorf implicated, prints linked to Dayton.
Iowa City will receive 1.6 million dollars from Vision Iowa for a Terry Recreation Lodge with 150 capacity for weddings and gatherings. City officials had sought 2 million, pledging to raise the rest through a fundraising campaign led by parks director Mike Moran. The park lies on the city's southern edge.
Fragmentary notice listing multiple local meetings and facilities. Events include East Central Iowa Council on Governments Technical Advisory Committee at One Cry Lane and Recycle Center 3 p.m., Linn County Board 1 p.m., and Cedar Rags campus address details, all within East Decerat and surrounding areas.
A garbled OCR listing various lottery names and numbers shows multiple draws and prizes. It mentions Powerball winnings of 67 million dollars and a 2.5 million dollar jackpot among scattered ticket numbers, street names, and codes such as 2415-2325 and 792 Pee 3.
The Gazette published by Gazette Communications Inc lists subscription rates: Carner delivery at 4.90 per week, Victor Route Delivery at 5.25 per week, Morning Editions and Sunday editions, 20.97 for 4 weeks, 256.35 for 52 weeks. Domestic and international pricing noted. The Associates Press credits republication. County news coverage promised.
A block of contact numbers appears for general news and circulation departments including several Iowa area exchanges. Phone lines listed include 319 area codes with multiple exchanges and toll free numbers, but the text is garbled and repetitive, offering no clear names or offices beyond generic roles.
The Gazette endorses ABO MLTE Dy OFEIE with soy ink and urges readers to choose recycled newsprice options. It notes frequent meetings about recycling and directs residents to City Carton near 901 ingiesine Or SW for the nearest pickup location.
FEMA no longer covers extra police for flood area homes left standing. Residents say scale back makes sense as time passes. city may assume cost, while officers in the flood district patrol regular beats. Curfew remains, arrests for violations continue.
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