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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2006
Page
11
Cedar Rapids again earns Moody’s top Aaa rating for 34th year amid new leadership. Moody’s cites solid economy and strong finances with healthy reserves and conservative budgeting. City plans to issue about 21.02 million in bonds Aug 2 for infrastructure projects.
Iowa Senator Bob Dvorsky received a deferred judgment after pleading guilty to first offense drunken driving in Polk County District Court. The 57 year old Coralville resident must complete 30 hours of community service, a two day program for first offense drunk drivers, and a substance abuse evaluation. The charge may be dismissed if he stays out of trouble for one year.
Police in Hiawatha released a photo and description of a man who robbed Hiawatha Bank & Trust on Monday afternoon. The white suspect, in his mid 20s to early 30s, 6 to 6 feet 5 inches tall, 230 to 250 pounds, wore a dark blue T shirt, blue cap and khaki shorts with scruffy facial hair. No weapon was shown and investigators have not linked him to other robberies. Call (319) 393-1212 with tips.
Cedar Rapids Mercy Medical Center debuts a second floor intensive care center with smart beds that adjust automatically and ceiling suspended monitoring booms. The new unit replaces the eighth floor ICU that opened over 30 years ago, aiming to modernize patient care.
Mercy Medical Center will hold a 4:30 p.m. Tuesday ribbon cutting and open house for its new 20 room intensive care unit center at 701 10th St. SE with remarks by Dr. Fadi Yacoub and Chris Statler. The 6.5 million, 20000 square foot unit emphasizes openness and family space alongside monitoring and staff access.
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