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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1997

Page

15

Teen led police chase at over 100 mph in stolen car

Cedar Rapids teenager Adam Miller, 17, faces two dozen charges after leading police on a chase at speeds over 100 mph in a stolen car. He was stopped on I 380 and apprehended after hiding in a residential driveway with a police helicopter spotting him. Miller is held at the Linn County Juvenile Detention Center. A second incident involved three juveniles injured on a mo-ped after failing to yield to a car at Knoll Street and Soutter Avenue SE. Authorities say charges will be filed. all injured were under 18.

Cedar Rapids Adam Miller 29Th St. Dr. SE Miller Linn County Dean Thompson Soutter Avenue Knoll Street Thompson Knoll

Woman dies in Tama County crash near Dinsdale

Marilyn Harrison, 66, of Reinbeck, apparently fell asleep at the wheel and her car left F Avenue one mile southwest of Dinsdale around 8 a.m. Saturday. The vehicle struck a dirt embankment and she was pronounced dead at Covenant Medical Center in Waterloo after being transported from the scene.

Reinbeck Tama Iowa State Patrol Marilyn Harrison F Avenue Dinsdale Harrison Covenant Medical Center Waterloo

Boy Critical After Dubuque County Motorcycle Crash

An 8 year old Dubuque boy is in critical condition after being thrown from a motorcycle in a two vehicle crash Saturday on Sherrill Road. Ricky Weiland of Dubuque was treated and released. Christopher Habel of Sherrill made a left turn into the path of the northbound bike.

Dubuque Jake Christiansen Mercy Health Center Sherrill Road Sageville Ricky Weiland Mercy Christiansen Weiland Christopher Habel Sherrill Sheriff's Department Habel

Maverick judge Eads presides over Shaw grand jury case

Johnson County District Judge William Eads, veteran of 34 years on the bench, sparked debate by ordering a grand jury to investigate the 1996 fatal shooting of Eric Shaw by a former Iowa City police officer. He defends his actions as following precedent while colleagues dispute legality.

Johnson County Owa William Eads Connecticut Eads Ida Grove Grand Jury Eric Shaw Iowa City Jeffrey Gillaspie Shaw S. Gilbert St Joseph Johnston J. Patrick White Iowa Linn County Dorothy Carolyn Jennifer Jeanne Patricia Lyle 6Th Judicial District Cheryle Mitralsky Kirkwood Community College YMCA White Harold Hughes L.W. Ward Sixth Judicial District

Death car returns to Eastern Iowa racing lore at Newhall

A revived No. 5 sprint car once driven by Gus Schrader, who died in 1941 after a crash in Chiavanna Vile VepVit, is on display at Grovert Chevrolet in Newhall. The car, rebuilt after 1946 and again later, drew buyers like Keith Elson of Cedar Rapids who purchased it April 11 from Chuck Davis.

Iowa Grovert Chevrolet Newhall Gus Schrader Gus Chiavannrt Franklin Ind Indianapolis Motor Speedway Offenhauser Keith Elson Aaron Scale Systems Inc Cedar Rapids Chuck Davis Washington Island Wis Keith Hawkeye Downs Emory Collins Downs Collins Schrader California Wichita

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