Maquoketa Dentist Restores Old New York Clock
Bruce D Agostino, a 48 year old Maquoketa dentist, rebuilt an 18 foot Seth Thomas No. 2 Post Clock that once stood in Elmsford New York. He restored the deteriorated timepiece and now winds it every eight days, reviving a childhood memory.
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Maquoketa
Bruce D'Agostino
New York
Jackson County
D’ Agostino
West Platt Street
Seth Thomas
Elmsford
N.Y
N.Y. D’agostino
D'Agostino
Iowa
Adrienne
D’agostino
Minnesota
Linn District Court Felonies Summary of Wisconsin? No, Iowa cases
Linn District Court reports guilty pleas and sentences in several felony and related cases. James A. Coleman of Marion pleaded guilty to first degree burglary and assault, sentenced up to 25 years. Jill M. Dvorak of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to delivery of cocaine to a minor, fined 1000 dollars, 25 year suspended sentence, probation. Amanda J. Steggall of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily injury, charges reduced, fined 50 dollars and 30 days in jail. Ward L. Berg of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to second degree theft, up to five years. James V. Thornton of Springville pleaded guilty to third offense DWI, fined 2500 dollars, up to five years with limited jail. Mark De. Reiling of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to third offense DWI, up to five years, fine 2500 dollars. Willie J. Jones of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to second offense marijuana possession, 10 days jail. Eric P. Beard of Cedar Rapids pleaded misdemeanor forgery, fined 500 dollars.
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Tion
Linn
James A. Coleman
Marion
Coleman
Jill M. Dvorak
Cedar Rapids
Dvorak
Amanda J. Steggall
Eoar Rapids
Eggall
Tiffany Hegarty
St Avenue
Steggall
Ward L. Berg
James V. Thornton
Sepringville
Marrest
Thornton
Correctional —Department
Mark de. Reiling
Quilty
Willie J. Jones
Jones
Eric P. Beard
United Security
Beard
Stop Kiss at Riverside Theatre Makes a Unique Impact
Iowa City review of Diana Lon’s Stop Kiss credits two young actresses Amy Wheeler and Marty Sullivan with superb, nuanced performances as Callie and Sara. The play follows a slowly deepening, ultimately tragic relationship between two women, with strong direction by Lisa Rothe and notable sound by Katharine Horowitz.
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Iowa City
Diana Lon
Riverside Theatre
Amy Wheeler
Callie
New York City
Marty Sullivan
Sara
Midwest
New Yorker
Big City
Wheeler
Sullivan
Luis A. Sierra
Douglas Howington
Josh Howard
Katharine Horowitz
Newton nurse charged with stealing pay
Pamela Lee Hackathorn 43 a nursing director is charged with theft for allegedly falsifying time cards and receiving pay at Integrated Health Services of Jasper County. She allegedly punched the clock as a fill in RN and left the facility while earning 19 per hour. Bond set. prosecutor silent on amount.
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Newton, Iowa
Pamela Lee Hackathorn
Integrated Health Services
Jasper County
Hackathorn
Bellevue Residents Fight Train Whistle Rule Change
Bellevue Iowa with 2200 residents opposes a federal plan to require whistles at all at grade crossings. Officials may apply for a quiet zone so trains won’t sound whistles, reversing a 20 year ban on train noise.
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Bellevue
Iowa
Loras Herrig
Solon weighs selling small gift park for budget cuts
Solon City Council considers selling Wilson green space a subacre parcel between Windsor Drive and Green Acres Drive received as a 1996 gift. Mayor Grover notes lack of access and maintenance and cites bigger open spaces and a growing annexed area as factors.
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Solon City
Steve Grover
Wilson Green
Windsor Drive
Green Acres Drive
Grover
Tom
Tedi Wilson
Green Acres
Tom Wilson
James
Doris Wilson
Wilson
Prairie Acres
Wilson Park
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PTA conference focuses on child and school safety
Gazette staff writer reports the first Iowa PTA Children's Issues Conference centers on child and school safety. The interactive session is held over the Iowa Communications Network with Kennedy High School Cedar Rapids and the Central Administration Center Iowa City among 11 sites statewide.
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Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids
Central Administration Center
Iowa City
First Lady Christie Vil sack to speak at PTA conference
The conference runs 6 to 8 p m with speakers including Iowa First Lady Christie Vil sack Carol Lensing from Cedar Rapids schools and Kristi Knous of Blank Children’s Hospital. It is free and open to the public with sites in Bettendorf Cedar Falls Davenport and Dubuque and information via Ken Childress at 396 1605. Actress Terry Farrell from Cedar Rapids will discuss teacher Mary Ann Renk Dawson’s influence as she appears on Donnie & Marie on KCRG TV9 at 12 05 a m Tuesday.
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Christie Vilsack
Carol
Lensing
Cedar Rapids
Kristi Knous
Blank Children’s Hospital
Des Moines
Bettendorf
Cedar Falls
Davenport
Dubuque
Ken Childress
PTA
Terry Farrell
Mary Ann Renk-Dawson
Marion
Farrell
Donnie & Marie
Kcrg-Tv9
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