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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 2005

Page

11

Corridor case: Brockhuis charged in police attempt to run down officer

Jessica Brockhuis 29 of 1400 Second St SE is accused of trying to strike Cedar Rapids officer Dominic Wibe with her vehicle during warrant service in the 500 block of 11th Avenue SE around 8:45 p m Tuesday. She was jailed in Linn County and faces up to five years and a 7500 fine.

Jessica Brockhuis Second St. SE Cedar Rapids Dominic Wibe 11Th Avenue SE Brockhuis Linn County

Search warrant nets stolen engine and marijuana

Deputies in Linn County Iowa seized a 2002 stolen engine from Cedar Rapids at 889 Oakland Rd NE along with a motorcycle frame lacking IDs, other vehicle parts, a quarter-pound of marijuana and $1580 in cash. Joshua Whiting 24 was arrested for possession with intent to deliver marijuana and released on a promise to appear as investigations continue.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Sheriff's Office Iowa State Patrol Oakland Rd Joshua Whiting Don Zeller Zeller

Former Iowa gymnast pleads guilty to sexual exploitation charge

Paul Summers, 24, of Iowa City and a former University of Iowa gymnast, pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a minor for downloading about 20 images of a male minor in Hillcrest Hall in May 2003. The case cites a suspended prison term contingent on evaluation and treatment.

Paul Summers University of Iowa Summers Iowa City Hillcrest Hall Iowa Sports Information Department The Hawkeyes Johnson County Attorney’s Office

Regents to vote on UI MBA tuition increase

Iowa Board of Regents will vote today at the University of Iowa on MBA tuition. UI proposes a 14 percent rise for residents and nonresidents, equating to $1,470 more for resident students and $2,698 for nonresident students.

Iowa Board of Regents University of Iowa

Wanted man surrenders after courthouse chase in Iowa City

Barry M. White 20 turned himself in at Johnson County Jail after a day in hiding following a pursuit at the Johnson County Courthouse. He faces charges of interference causing injury escape from custody and forgery. Deputy Greg Richardson broke his ankle in the chase. White posted a $26,000 surety bond and cited fear of jail.

the Gazette Iowa City Johnson County Barry M. White Sheriff's Office White Michael Morris Des Moines Greg Richardson Richardson Mercy

Guardsman collects warm coats for Afghan children

Iowa National Guard specialist David Schick organized a drive to gather winter clothes for Afghan children near Ghazni. On leave in Marion he urged his family to donate. 74 boxes have been collected since November, with 30 already distributed to Ghazni schools and orphanages. Schick, a criminology student at the University of Northern Iowa, serves as a combat medic with the 1st Battalion 133rd Infantry in Waterloo.

Jim Slosiarek the Gazette John Schick Cedar Rapids David Schick Marion Ghazni Afghanistan Schick Iowa Army National Guard J.K. Perry Iowa National Guardsman Kabul Rockies Ghazni-area Ghazni Province Waterloo

FEMA approves 1.7 million flood buyout for 37 Iowa homes

FEMA approves a 1.7 million buyout for 37 Clayton County homes flooded by the Turkey and Volga Rivers on May 22. Elkport will receive 1.2 million for 28 homes and Garber 425 thousand for eight primary residences. several other properties are excluded. Buyouts target condemned or largely damaged houses with funds disbursed within 90 to 120 days.

Orian Love Gazette Federal Emergency Management Agency Clayton County Turkey Volga Dennis Harper Iowa Elkport Kathy Hansel Hansel Garber Harold Aulwes FEMA Harper Elk Creek

Civil rights ruling fines Cedar Rapids bar owner

A Cedar Rapids civil rights commission fined Todd Lewis, former owner of All Star Bar & Grill, 10 000 to Michael Hodges and 7 500 to Johnny Pledge for racial discrimination in July 2003. Lewis must apologize and cover 10 982 in attorney fees. He plans an appeal while the bar remains closed and ownership changed.

the Gazette Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission Michael Hodges Johnny Pledge Todd Lewis Lewis Pledge S and Hodges Amy Reasner Lynch Dallas PC Fay All Star First Ave Reasner Hodges

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