Local youths charged in two separate assault cases
Jason Taggart, 18, of 911 Eighth St. SW, faces charges of assault causing bodily injury after an alleged attack on Stacy Stewart in the 500 block of First Avenue West around 11 p.m. Friday. Stewart suffered facial swelling and bruising. Taggart was arrested Friday and released Sunday on bond. David Convey, 38, of 245 38th St. Dr. SE, is charged with assault causing Kathy Kuennen at his address early Saturday, with Kuennen reporting facial bruising and swelling. Convey was arrested Saturday and released later that day without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Taggart
Eighth St
Stacy Stewart
First Avenue West
Stewart
Taggart
David Convey
38Th St. Dr
Kathy Kuennen
38Th Street Drive
Kuennen
Convey
Drunken Driving Arrests Listed With Times and Places
A police roundup reports multiple drunken driving arrests with ages and addresses. Notable entries include Jeffrey Hahn in Marion on Seventh Avenue, Phyllis Olson on 16th Avenue SW, and Lance Handel on First Street Marion, among others across several streets and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Hahn
29Th Ave
Marion
Seventh Avenue
Phyllis Olson
N St
16Th Avenue
Derek Reha
Creston
First Avenue
Robert Rennebaum
Hopkinton
Big Spring Road
Robert Stinnett
Town House Dr
John Rohlena
76Th Ave
Williams Boulevard
Mark Cox
Coppermill Rd
Seventh Street
Fire Calls Reported Across City Over Two Days
Fire and medical emergencies logged on Sunday and Monday include an electrical short at 1510 Third Ave SE, a medical call at 1740 11th St NW, another at 1116 Center Point Rd NE, and a final at 2501 Williams Blvd SW with times listed. Multiple incidents occurred across neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ave
Llth St
Center Point Rd
Williams Blvd
United Way raises record in East Central Iowa drive
United Way of East Central Iowa collected a record 3 760 093 in its 1988 campaign from September through January, short of the 3 852 128 goal. About 29 member agencies will receive allocations, and 1 percent will fund special projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Iowa
United Way Board
Art Christofferson
Rick David
David
Sharing agreements between rural districts face votes tonight
Center Point and Urbana along with Vinton and Shellsburg pursue whole grade sharing. Center Point Urbana would place grades five to eight in Urbana and elementary and high school in Center Point. Shellsburg and Vinton hold separate talks on keeping K-5 locally with grades six to twelve at the partner district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Urbana
Vinton
Shellsburg
Vinton- Shellsburg
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Shells
Dick Whitehead
Cedar Rapids Coast Mart Robbery Adds To String Of Local Heists
A man robbed Coastal Mart at 1820 Sixth St SW last night around 7 40 PM, displaying a handgun and escaping on foot. A female employee handed over cash. no injuries reported. Suspect described as stocky white male 5 feet 10 inches, about 185 pounds, wearing a red stocking cap and dark jacket. Police do not link the incident to earlier Cedar Rapids robberies beginning Oct 4 1988, including a Mount Vernon Road Coastal Mart and a Sunday QuikTrip at Blairs Ferry Road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Coastal Mart
Sixth St
Mount Vernon Rd
QuikTrip
Blairs Ferry Rd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lance Handel
35Th St
First Street
Bruce Koffron
Mount Vernon
Susan Crippen
Indiana St
Second Avenue
Alva Williams
Norway
11Th Avenue
Mark Young
Kohawk St
Eighth Street
Howard Lannom
Wilson Ave
Rockford Road
Lawrence Barger
Auburn Dr
Johnson Avenue
Gazette
John McIvor
Linn County Humane Society
Vanessa Shelton
Fifth Ave
Midland
Club 55
MasterCard
Club
Midland Financial
Cland Ancial Savings and Loan
AT Midland Financial Group
FSLIC
7Th Avenue
Edgewood Road
N.W
Grant Wood Board
Kirkwood Community College Board
Sheraton Inn
Iowa Department of Education
Burg
C.R
Rick Skogman
Skogman
Iowa City
Oelwein
Lindale
Younkers
Westdale
Younkers Associates
Younkers Fine
Westdale & Lindale
VISA
Discover Card
American Express
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