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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 2002

Page

9

Wisconsin student Luke Helder seeks trial delay in mailbox bombings case

The attorney for Luke Helder, a 21 year old University of Wisconsin Stout student from Pine Island Minnesota, asks for a trial delay in the Cedar Rapids federal case. Helder is charged with planting pipe bombs in 18 mailboxes across five states in early May. The Sept. 16 trial date remains pending as defense files motion for more time.

Luke Helder Helder University of Wisconsin-Stout Pine Island Minn U.S. District Court Cedar Rapids Jane Kelly

Malcom man dies in Poweshiek County van rollover

A single vehicle crash east of Highway 63 near Malcom killed Kaur who died on arrival at Grinnell Regional Hospital. His son Sukhchan Singh drove the van and suffered minor injuries. Singh faces charges including failure to maintain control and no license. The incident occurred around 12 35 p m.

Poweshiek County Sheriff's Department Kaur Grinnell Regional Hospital Highway 63 Highway 6 Malcom Sukhchan Singh Belle Plaine Singh Dubuque County Vrotsos Ronek Jeanne New Vienna Cedar Rapids

Refunds planned for older Iowans in sweepstakes case

Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller says about 650 seniors will receive mailed refunds totaling 452 398 from Publishers Clearing House and 500 000 from United States Purchasing Exchange. Payments, over three months, vary 5 to 20 percent of a customer loss, with larger losses yielding bigger refunds. Authorities require stricter notices and monitoring of purchase for winning odds.

Steve Gravelle Gazette Cedar Rapids Publishers Clearing House Iowa Tom Miller Miller Witwer Senior United States Purchasing Exchange Purchasing Exchange

Delaware byway invites leisurely Iowa drive along scenic route

Iowa designated its tenth Iowa Scenic Byway the Delaware Crossing Drive with a 32 mile loop starting in Hopkinton. A ribbon cutting at 12 30 p.m. Sunday marks the event hosted by the Delaware County Historical Society. The Classic Cruisers car club gathers at Lenox College for lunch before the tour and refreshments follow. Local residents Mary and Karl Wendt support the byway and look forward to the ride.

Iowa Delaware Crossing Hopkinton Delaware County Highway 38 Mary Karl Wendt Lenox College

Marion residents urge council on flood protection after severe rains

Marion residents fear more flooding as neighbors press the City Council for answers. Cindy Hadish notes Parks coordinates a warning network from Indian Creek Rd while residents link new housing to runoff. Council votes 6 to 1 to pursue a buyout program despite concerns about development's role.

Cindy Hadish Marion — Christi Parks Parks Indian Creek Rd Marion City Iowa Emergency Engree Division Federal Emergencyment Agency Marion

Naperville man tied to fatal crash and crash aftermath

Naperville man John Scherer 41 drove his sport utility vehicle into a semi on Highway 218 south of Waterloo Iowa killing himself and his six year old daughter Rachel after leaving his ex wife Sheri Scherer 40 at her suburban Chicago home. Police believe he killed his ex wife earlier.

Associated Press Waterloo John Scherer Sheri Scherer Chicago Scherer Iowa Matt Schwenn Rachel

Independence Fire Dept scam targets residents in phone calls

Audrey Conklin received a call claiming to raise funds for the Independence Fire Department Children’s Fund. The department has no such fund and police should be contacted at 334-2520 if others receive similar calls. Chief Charlie Conklin’s wife was contacted unknowingly during the hoax.

Wwens Independence Independence Fire Department Charlie Conklin Audrey Conklin Conklin

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