IOWA CITY man used brother name to avoid OWI charge
Jorge A. Lopez 23 of 3433 Berkeley Lane is jailed on a malicious prosecution charge after police say he used his brother Jonathan Lopez 19s name during a May OWI arrest. The ploy led to his brother being prosecuted and losing his license. Lopez admitted the switch on Thursday.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Jorge A. Lopez
Berkeley Lane
Lopez
Jonathan Lopez
OWI
Jorge Lopez
Ex University of Iowa Employee to Fight Theft Charge
Christine Douglas 36 of Coralville, a former University of Iowa employee, pleads not guilty to second degree theft after selling over 1000 square feet of university carpet for 500. A state audit says the university spent 58000 on carpet for a trade show and Douglas oversaw removal and storage. Her lawyer cites miscommunications about sale versus surplus.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Christine Douglas
Coralville
Douglas
Davis Foster
Iowa Hospitals VP Fined Over Lapsed Nursing License
Ann Williamson, vice president at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, was fined 50 by the Iowa Board of Nursing for failing to renew her nursing license before the September 16 expiration. Records show it was reactivated on September 28 after a minor oversight, with no direct impact on patient care.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa Board of Nursing
Ann Williamson
Tom Moore
Williamson
Nursing Board
Dana Peterson
Slow steady recovery at youth center in Cedar Rapids
Henry Davison, founder of the Davison Youth Center, details progress toward reopening after the 2008 flood. A Sunday French toast breakfast at Cedar Rapids Jaycee Center will raise funds via a $5 donation. Volunteers provide labor while materials are paid for, with roof work underway on the Mount Vernon Road site and plans for insulation, climate control, and a computer center for neighborhood children.
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Rd
Stead
Davison
Dana Page
Mark Vasey
Henry Davison
Father pleads not guilty in girl's death. bond cut
A Cedar Rapids father, 24, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder and child endangerment in Kamryn Schlitter's death. A judge reduced his bond from 500,000 to 100,000 with 10 percent cash option, citing lack of criminal history and family ties. Kamryn, 17 months, died after head trauma in March 2010. ex-girlfriend Amy Palmer posted 10 percent of her 100,000 bond and awaits trial. The case involves custody, alleged abuse, and unclear medical explanations.
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Vanessa Miller
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Zyriah Schlitter
Linn County
Nick Maybanks
Schlitter
Maybanks
Marsha Beckelman
Beckelman
Kamryn Schlitter
Amy Palmer
Hiawatha
Parmer
Department of Corrections
Thomas Gaul
Gaul
Kamryn
Zyriah
Palmer
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Clymer Rd
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Steve Gravelle
the Gazette
Edar Rapids
Henry Davison Youth Center Founder
Dan Olm
Jane Boyd Community House
14Th Ave. SE
Steve.gravelle
Sourcemedia.net
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Girl
Anessa
Miller
Sourcemedia
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