Various arrests and injuries reported in Cedar Rapids
A 17-year-old and a 14-year-old were arrested for burglary at the Jones Park DX station and other thefts. A 17-year-old was charged after a break-in at the Broken Drum Lounge. Lyn McBath was jailed on a warrant for assault. Narco search yielded marijuana. no arrests. Teen drivers and passengers injured in a single-vehicle crash near an Iowa Gas and Electric barrier. A 11-year-old bicyclist was hospitalized after a fall. The Iowa People-to-People Chorale won second in a Copenhagen youth festival. Local participants return Monday.
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Jones Park
Wilson Ave
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Mike Havercamp
Sixth St
Lyn Dorothy McBath
16Th St
Metro Narcotic Unit
Fourth St. NW
Tim J. Noonan
24Th St.nw
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mike Vance
Caroline Drive
St. Luke’s
Noonan
Iowa Gas and Electric Co
16Th Street
F Avenue
Richard Cummings
David Cummings
Summer Circle NE
Summer Circle
Iowa
Copenhagen
Denmark
Japan
Poland
Trinity United Methodist Church
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Allen Koepke
Jefferson High School
LaVonne Furman
First St. SW
Walter
Cedar Rapids reviews EPA audit on sewer funds use
City officials and EPA personnel met in Kansas City to discuss an interim audit of Cedar Rapids water pollution control costs funded by a federal grant. Auditors may accept, question, or disallow certain costs. The audit is advisory and details remain restricted.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Tom Carter
EPA
Carter
Luter Sentenced After Cedar Rapids Shooting Case
Mary C. Luter, 32, of Cedar Rapids, was sentenced to up to a year and a day in prison for assault related to the December 25 shooting at a motel. She pleaded guilty to reduced charges after two counts of attempted murder were dropped. A 30 day jail term for simple assault runs concurrently.
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Mary C. Luter
Cedar Rapids
Ray Cooper
Denise Sanders
Waterloo
Cooper
Sanders
Nowlin seeks to set aside murder convictions in 1974 case
Convicted double life prisoner George Nowlin filed in Linn District Court to obtain post conviction relief. He seeks a court order to set aside the 1974 slayings of Cedar Rapids teens Maureen Connolly and Michael Servey, with accomplice Atwell Junior Conner also convicted. Nowlin is imprisoned at Fort Madison. Burlington attorney Alan N. Waples represents him at public expense after being asked by Nowlin.
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George Nowlin
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Nowlin
Rural
Keystone
Maureen Connolly
Michael Servey
Atwell Junior Conner
Bertram
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Burlington
Alan N. Waples
Waples
Intruder Breaks In Elderly Woman’s Cedar Rapids Home
An 83 year old woman awoke at 4 a.m. to find a hungry intruder in her kitchen taking food. The man fled through the front door after the resident challenged him. The thief drank lemonade, used the bathroom, and cut telephone wires while entering through an unlocked door and attempting a back door break in.
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Cedar Rapids
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