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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2005
Page
8
Cedar Rapids mayor Pate says he will not seek re election and praises rival candidates led by Scott Olson. Olson calls Pate a friend and community activist while Kay Halloran also enters the mayoral race. Pate cites a desire to rest and suggests a realignment among council members and local leaders.
The state replaces risk based public notification with local control. Local authorities will decide if and when the public is notified regardless of an offender’s assessed risk level. A new Canadian model is being piloted in Linn and Johnson counties with results pending when offenders exit supervised release.
Judge a nurse and farmer turned state senator says she is ready to break the governor's glass ceiling repeating past firsts she achieved as Iowa's first woman secretary of agriculture and first woman elected from Monroe County. She cites health care education safety and jobs as campaign priorities.
In June 2004 Querrey and friend Clark bought a 2600 square foot four bedroom home by pooling income. They split costs and profits equally if they part ways while planning furniture purchases separately. Another couple, Schmitz and Rotert, bought together after eight years of dating to stop renting. Mortgage lenders generally approve joint ownership, but unmarried buyers may face legal complications if their relationship ends.
Attorney Shannon Thompson explains three common forms of ownership. Tenants in the first option may grant one person sole title while the other lives there. B joint tenancy shares rights with survivorship. tenants in common divide ownership by agreement or will with potential sale when splitting up.
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