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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1982

Page

10

Horse-drawn Amana ride charms visitors and locals

Amana Colonies add a nostalgic street car run by David and Martha Gott of Homestead. Belgian draft horses pull a 30 passenger trolley style car with three fare zones. Rides run 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday through October with stops at Kitchen Sink Amana Meat Market and Museum.

Amana David Martha Gott Homestead Dan Colorado Lederhosen Amana Meat Cedar Rapids Jim Roeniig David Gott

Kidnapper sought after Davenport woman is abducted

Iowa authorities hunted a white male suspect in Poweshiek County and central Iowa after Debra DeCoster a 26 year old from Davenport was kidnapped and slashed while in her car. She was found Sunday morning on I 80 near Brooklyn in fair condition and treated at Grinnell hospital. Detectives and Betten dorf police continued the probe Sunday with no arrest.

Gazette Wire Services Bettendorf Poweshiek County Iowa Davenport Iowa State Patrol Debra DeCoster Interstate 80 Brooklyn Grinnell Gerald Shanahan Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation Shanahan Highway 21 DeCoster Citizens Band DCI

Iowa City Police Captain Retires After 32 Years

Iowa City police Capt. Richard W. Lee will retire July 16 after 32 years with the department. A 55-year-old native of Iowa City, Lee began as a patrol officer in 1950 and has led shifts since 1958. The City Council plans to commend him for devoted service. Lee and his wife Jan reside at 1500 Brookwood Drive with four children.

Iowa City — Police Richard W. Lee Iowa City Police Department Lee Iowa Jan Iowa City Lees Brookwood Drive

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