Juvenile Delinquency and Bike Trail Debate at Cedar Rapids Meeting
Cedar Rapids community officials told state lawmakers that truancy and juvenile delinquency amount to an epidemic, urging enforcement and juvenile justice reform while discussing a planned bicycle trail between Hiawatha and Gilbertville. Legislators questioned costs and local support amid mixed views.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Wild
Wild
McKinley Junior High
Bud Kudart
Cloyd Robinson
Hurley Hall
James Wells
Iowa
Wells
Sen. Kudart
Hiawatha
Gilbertville
Wcf-And-N
Iowa Conservation Commission
Injured Keystone and Cedar Rapids Residents Stay in Limbo
Two 14 year old Keystone boys injured in a snowmobile crash remain in unchanged condition. Cedar Rapids woman Nancy Pease is in stable condition after a separate crash. Teddy Stauffer is in serious condition and Scott Mouchka is listed in critical condition at St Luke Hospital. The Benton County Sheriff reports the snowmobile driven by Stauffer with Mouchka as passenger struck a car driven by Dean Leach. Leach was uninjured. The investigation continues with charges pending. Pease was hospitalized with fractures after being struck on Wilson Avenue SW. police say the woman darted into the street. No charges were filed.
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Keystone
Cedar Rapids
Teddy Stauffer
Scott Mouchka
St. Luke’s Hospital
Benton County Sheriff's Office
Stauffer
Mouchka
Dean Leach
Second Street
Third Avenue
Leach
Nancy Pease
Wilson Ave
Mercy Hospital
Wilson Avenue
No good news for Independence man
Independence resident Douglas D. Faust, 19, is in Buchanan County Jail serving 30 days for nine traffic charges from Independence police and the state patrol. He pleaded guilty to eight charges and innocent to reckless driving, and faced a total of 240.50 in fines before being paroled and later jailed on additional assault and property damage charges.
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Independence
Douglas D. Faust
Buchanan County
Faust
Independence Police
Iowa Highway Patrol
First Street
Sharon van Nevele
Stores and offices overheated in winter and overcooled in summer
In Parsippany New Jersey an energy official says most commercial buildings run too hot in winter and too cold in summer and over ventilated year round. He estimates a 30 percent potential reduction in heating cooling and ventilation use by shifting load to nighttime hours when plants run most efficiently and cheaply.
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Parsippany
N.J
UPI
Robert W. Smith
General Public Utilities
General Public
Smith
Four men arrested after disturbance at OK Lounge
Marion police arrested four men early Saturday after a disturbance at the OK Lounge on Sixth Avenue. Three were charged with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. Danny O Leonard faced assault, criminal trespass and resisting arrest charges. The manager said he asked them to leave and they refused.
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Marion
OK Lounge
Sixth Ave
Jeffrey A. Steichen
Devonwood Ave
Michael R. Leonard
Fourth St
Russell W. Meir
Worthington Drive
Cedar Rapids
Danny O. Leonard
Ely
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Dick Hogan
Gazette
Linn
Eugene Kopecky
Sen. Robinson
Hawkeye Bicycle Association
Vi Tucker
Soutter Ave
Wisconsin
Marian Geiger
Westwood Drive
Tucker
Jim Jordan
Geiger
Jordan
Squaw Creek Lake
Linn County
IDOT
Robinson
Ed Sears
18Th St
Sears
Rep
Hall
Educational Service Center
Second Ave
Edo Rop'seon
Sen
Homer
Candlewick Crystal Sale
Imperial
Killians
China Shop
Lindale Mall
1St Street
Central Fire Station
Srey Hown
Killian'i Parkaor
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Central
RE Station
Killian's Warehouse
Killian's
Lindale
Mall Shopping Center
Iowa City
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