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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2009
Page
3
Cedar Rapids police seek a white male about 6 feet tall who wore navy coveralls and a hooded outfit when he displayed a weapon and fled on foot with an undisclosed sum. No injuries reported. Call (319) 286 5495 or Crime Stoppers with tips for a reward up to 1500.
Amil L. Baines, 55, died after falling from an apartment complex under construction at 228 E Court St in Iowa City. His belongings were found inside the gated site with no balcony railings installed. Baines is survived by three children and other relatives per his obituary.
University of Iowa receives a $1 million donation from Beth and Nathan Tross to establish the Beth L. Tross Epilepsy Research Fund in the Department of Neurosurgery at the UI Carver College of Medicine. Dr. Matthew A. Howard II says the gift will accelerate new treatments and endow a professorship. Beth Tross attended UI 1978–83 and has epilepsy. Nate Tross earned an economics degree from UI in 1982.
Carl Johnson, Deng's Iowa City friend, says the 26 year old Sudanese man was peaceful and non violent. Johnson details meeting Deng before the July 24 shooting by Sheriff Deputy Terry Stotler after Deng allegedly stabbed Bohnenkamp. Police investigate. tox results take weeks. Funeral plans pending.
Cedar Rapids Sam's Club and Mars North America donate materials for a mobile concession stand at Ellis Park baseball and softball diamonds. The 8 hour build created a wheeled stand stocked by Sam's Club, part of the SuperFan Concession Stand Program which adds 10 stands nationwide annually.
University of Iowa officials seek state board approval to plan a $60 million replacement for the flood damaged Art Building East at a new River Street site adjacent to the arts campus. FEMA will fund most costs with remaining funds from insurance and bonds.
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