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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 2012

Page

5

Hy-Vee offers to rehire disabled worker fired over 20 cents

Kyle Dowie a 43 year old mentally disabled employee of Hy-Vee in Urbandale Iowa was fired Nov 2 after 20 cent discrepancy in bottle deposit receipts Hy-Vee offered him a job at its West Des Moines corporate offices and awaits his decision Dowie and his mother have sought civil rights relief alleging disability based firing and the ADA The case proceeds with unemployment benefits pending.

Michael J. Crumb Associated Press Des Moines Kyle Dowie Urbandale Johnson Ruth Comer Hy-Vee Comer Kyle West Des Moines Brooke Timmer Dowie Iowa Civil Rights Commission Iowa Timmer

Former Cedar Rapids mayor Frank Bosh dies in Arizona

Frank A. Bosh 88, mayor in 1968 and part of 1969, died in his sleep January 22 in Prescott Arizona. Born 1923 in La Grange Illinois he attended Coe College and served in World War II before entering Cedar Rapids politics. He later moved to Arizona seeking relief from rheumatoid arthritis.

Rick Smith Gazette Cedar Rapids Prescott Ariz Frank A. Bosh la Grange Coe College Coe Bosh Arizona If Zuuz Wayne Murdock City Hall Murdock Don Canney

Native Iowan Medal of Honor recipient dies at 66

John F. Baker Jr. of the Quad Cities, the only MOH honoree from that area, died at 66 after a heart attack at home in Columbia South Carolina on January 20. Baker, 110 pounds and 5 foot 2, earned the Medal of Honor in 1968 for heroism on November 5 1966. He taught U S military history and served veterans groups while remaining a quiet local figure. His life linked Davenport Moline and Port Byron to the Vietnam era and the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.

Wuaa City Jim John F. Baker Jr Baker Quad Cities Columbia S.C Ray Hamilton Port Byron Moline Is U.S Army Salvatore Giunta Hiawatha Mississippi River Davenport Moline South Carolina Vietnam Veterans of America Congressional Medal of Honor Society

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