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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1995

Page

11

East Iowa Cartoonist Charged With First Degree Murder

Coralville public access host and cartoonist Lyle Harris 36 of Davenport is charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Jerome Gordon 39 in Bettendorf. Harris held on 500000 bond after a Wednesday night arrest and hospital treatment.

Coralville Public Access Bettendorf Lyle Harris Second St No. 10 Davenport Scott County Harris Rudypoos Jerome D. Gordon Denise Harris Gordon John Barker Genesis Medical Center Rudypool Gazette Chicago Minneapolis

Cedar Rapids consolidates parks and recreation department

Cedar Rapids appoints City Council approved Ron Dumke to lead the merged Parks and Recreation Department. The consolidation, from two units with a 4.9 million dollar budget and about 150 workers, saves 73000 yearly after former director Dave Holstad left in March. Cedar Rapids remains Iowa’s only city with split departments until finalization.

Cedar Rapids Ron Dumke Parks and Recreation Iowa

Open House Planned at St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker House

An open house Sunday at 1027 Fifth Ave SE invites the public to tour the St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker House from 2 to 5 p.m. The shelter aids the homeless, connects clients with social services, and distributes bakery products and food baskets. In 1994 the agency sheltered 110 people and served over 5,500 meals.

St. John of the Cross Catholic Worker House Fifth Ave Catholic Worker House

Interstate crash prompts debate on work zone speed limits

A pair of semis collided on I 80 east of Iowa City injuring Kevin Clapper and prompting questions about speed limits in construction zones. Foster Sturgeon escaped with a head bump as crews freed Clapper after an hourlong extrication. IDOT had boosted warning signs and kept a 65 mph limit through the work zone.

Aircare Interstate 80 Iowa City Kevin Clapper Tomah Wis Clapper University Hospitals Foster Sturgeon Fayetteville Ark Sturgeon Oklahoma Iowa Iowa Department of Transportation Fred Walker Idot Transportation Safety Engineer Walker IDOT Kent Ellis Cedar Rapids Ellis Highway 1 Carman Inc Fort Smith, Ark Jim Summers

No one deserves abuse says domestic violence survivor

Tammy Augustine, 23, recounts being beaten by ex boyfriend Marcel LePire, 37, who is jailed on a 750000 bond for attempted murder and first degree burglary after breaking into her Coralville apartment. Augustine, who has a criminal past, criticizes police and court officials for blaming victims. Her injuries include facial bruising, split lips, head bumps, and arm burns. She stresses trauma beyond physical wounds and calls out bias against battered women with criminal records.

Tammy Augustine Marcel LePire LePire Johnson County Marcel le Pire Second St Augustine

Marion City Council drops 1 road extension in five year plan

Marion council dropped 29th Avenue from the five year capital improvements plan and swapped in a future 35th Avenue extension. The panel also approved widening North 10th Street near the Linn Mar school campus and discussed traffic needs after Boyson Road’s next year extension. Residents raised safety concerns about proximity to Linn Mar facilities for both corridors.

Tom Fruehling 29Th Avenue Marion 35Th Avenue North 10Th Street Linn-Mar 10Th Street Jeff Schott Dave Karr Bob Brown Julie Speral Boyson Road Ailburnett Road Indian Creek Road Novak and Indian Creek

13 year old’s trial set in Cedar Rapids shooting death

The Linn County Juvenile Court schedules Aug 23-24 for Bran don Hugenel on involuntary manslaughter and fourth degree theft. Judge Grady keeps him at a youth shelter but may allow placement with a cooperative relative. The case concerns 12 year old Ryan Abrams shot by a classmate’s rifle.

Gazette Courts Linn County Brandon Hugenel Patrick Grady Hugenel Grady Juvenile Probation Office Harriet Ave Ryan Abrams Abrams Cedar Rapids Boys State Training School Eldora

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