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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2009
Page
8
Meagan Elizabeth Peterson, 17, reported missing by her mother in Lisbon on Thursday was found last night following an Operation QuickFind notice. Police have released few details and said Peterson was last seen at home Wednesday night.
Bellevue authorities report Clayton Orcutt died from burns and smoke inhalation after a December fire in a historic downtown building on Second Street. The fire's cause remains undisclosed. Waterlo o supervisor John Miller to join the National Association of Counties committee on Justice and Public Safety to influence policy for local governments.
Johnson County Conservation plans two new structures at F W Kent Park to improve office and maintenance space with green LEED design and geothermal heating. Bids set for March 2008 with completion by December. total cost near 2 million funded by bonds and board budget.
Iowa DNR informs Jones County by letter of a 6000 penalty for missing deadlines to build and finish a Fairview wastewater facility. The May 2007 consent order cited discharges from Fairview homes and Fairview Terrace Mobile Home Park, with issues dating to 2004.
The Fayette County Compensation Board recommends a 6 percent raise for the sheriff and 4 percent increases for the county attorney, auditor, treasurer, recorder, and supervisors. The board’s figures go to the supervisors who may accept or reduce them, following a history of reductions. Sheriff Marty Fisher argues for parity with higher rank public safety salaries, noting his duties and jail size. others seek equal boosts for the auditor, recorder, and treasurer. Current and proposed salaries are listed for all offices.
Iowans displaced by 2008 floods in FEMA temporary housing must request air quality testing by Friday. Call 1 866 274 4392 between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. For formaldehyde questions, contact the CDC at 1 800 232 4636.
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