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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1997

Page

7

Cedar Rapids School Board Tightens Political Campaign Rules

Cedar Rapids board approves revision to school policy to align with state law on political activities in schools. Since 1979 candidates could place campaign literature in staff mailboxes, a practice now under review by the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board, which may drop the issue if the district amends its regulation.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board Kay Williams Ethics Board

Two Teens Charged After BB Gun Attacks On Vehicles

Police say two 17 year olds fired a BB gun from a porch on 15th Avenue SW in Cedar Rapids striking windows of two passing vehicles, injuring a motorist worded by glass cuts. Both teens face assault with injury and two counts of criminal mischief, then referred to juvenile services.

Cedar Rapids 15Th Avenue Bernie Walther Joe Hanrahan

Robbery at Break Pointe Store In Atkins Under Investigation

Benton County authorities seek help after a Monday afternoon robbery at Break Pointe Convenience Store in Atkins. A man robbed the shop at gunpoint, fled west in a light blue four door car with Iowa plates ending 147, with a female inside. Call (319) 472-2337 with tips.

Benton County Break Pointe Atkins Sheriff's Department Iowa Cedar Rapids

14 year old faces discipline over toy gun at school

A 14 year old boy will learn today what discipline he faces after displaying a look alike toy handgun as he left school Thursday. He could be suspended up to 10 days or expelled for the rest of the school year. He remains suspended pending today's hearing. Superintendent Stan Slessor said the district of 1,730 students has not before dealt with a weapons policy violation.

Stan Slessor

Iowa Supreme Court weighing review in Jamieson murder case

The Iowa Supreme Court will decide whether to review a District Court ruling on evidence handling in the Travis Jamieson murder case of Monticello. If granted, a hearing could delay the Jan. 27 Linn County trial on a venue change. defense seeks to suppress DNA evidence, while prosecutors argue for continued testing.

Iowa Azette Iowa Supreme Court Travis Jamieson Monticello Supreme Court William Eads Jamieson Linn County Cathy Jo Bohlken Eads Jim Thomas Anamosa Mark Roberts Cedar Rapids Arengeons Bohlken

Three men arrested in apparent C R home shooting

Police stopped a van in the 1000 block of Ninth Street SE within minutes of the 3:30 a.m. attack on 718 Eighth St SW. John A. James Bixby Peters 35 James C. Bixby 25 and Michael G. Cole 25, all charged with felony terrorism and held on $15 000 bail. Cole admitted firing into the home.

Steve Gravelle Gazette Thomas Mims Mims Eighth St Ninth Street John A Bixby Cole Susprouucu Linn County

Mount Vernon Considers Small Revisions to Zoning Plan

Mount Vernon City Council during the first public discussion highlighted a few big-ticket items for revision in the long awaited zoning ordinance. The six week path to final approval includes potential changes to the retail services overlay and how it interacts with historic downtown districts.

Diane Hoffmann Linn County Board of Adjustment Bowman Planning and Zoning Architectural Review Board Highway 30 Abbi Swanson Hoffmann Review Board Mount Vernon

Clocks and memories bind German refugees in Iowa home

Helga and Freddie Walda, both survivors of World War II, fill their ranch with 39 clocks, some cuckoo, handmade or bought. The Waldas, who arrived in the U.S. in 1954, perform free concerts at care centers, sharing music as therapy and a lifeline through health struggles and memory.

Helga Freddie Walda Freddie Germany New York Harbor Waldas United States Iowa Salesia Munich Manfred Garrison The Gazette Television

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