ICN Names interim director for Iowa fiber network
The Iowa Telecommunications and Technology Commission appointed Michael Bacino as interim executive director of the Iowa Communications Network effective July end. Bacino, with 30 years at ICN and 27 years in the Iowa National Guard, succeeds Harold Thompson who retires this year. The panel plans a national search for a permanent leader later in the year.
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Johnston
Iowa Telecommunications & Technology Commission
Michael Bacino
Iowa Communications Network
ICN
The
Telecommunications Commission
Bacino
Iowa National Guard
Adjutant General
Iowa Army National Guard
Harold
Tommy” Thompson
Brandsgard
Commission
Rural health care grants aid five area providers
St Luke's Health Care Foundation awarded 2002 rural health care grants totaling 1 ? to five area emergency services. Ely Fire Department receives 200 for roping equipment. Fairfax Fire and Rescue 700 for a vitals monitor. Urbana Area Ambulance 200 for a pulse oximeter and backboard. Troy Mills Fire Department 500 for pediatric resuscitation. Ryan Fire and First Responders 600 for extra equipment to outfit Jaws of Life.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Health Care Foundation
St. Luke’s Rural Health Care Endowment Fund
Ely Fire Department
Fairfax Fire and Rescue
Urbana Area Ambulance
Judge Reinert to preside over Midwest military and civilian courts
Patrick Reinert, an assistant U.S. attorney and former Army captain, will serve as a military judge in Fort Campbell Ky while maintaining civilian duties. He will hear criminal cases in his military role though civil cases stay in civilian court. duties extend across the 2nd Judicial Circuit and may include Korea. He grew up near Cherokee Iowa and is a ROTC graduate of Iowa State University. He and his wife Marla have three sons.
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Reinert
Fort Campbell
2Nd Judicial Circuit
Korea
U.S
Marla
Alex
Noah
Teddy
Waterloo woman charged with bankruptcy fraud in Cedar Rapids
Sandra Risse 39 of Waterloo was indicted in Cedar Rapids with concealing property during a 1997 Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing. The charges claim three Harley motorcycles a Harley frame and engine and a 1972 Corvette were hidden. Maximum penalty is five years in prison and a $250 000 fine.
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Cedar Rapids
Sandra Risse
Waterloo
U.S. District Court
Risse
Arraignment set in Cedar Rapids first degree murder case
Jose Aguirre Arreola 44 faces a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of Luis Vales 53 at a Cedar Rapids apartment. The arraignment is scheduled for 8 30 a m next Tuesday in Linn County District Court.
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Dick Hogan
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Jose Aguirre-Arreola
Linn County
Luis Vales
Aguirre-Arreola
Wales
Soda fountain revival at Pearson's Drug Store in Iowa City
Benjamin Chait, who bought the Linn and Market landmark in January, says the Pearson's Drug Store soda fountain will reopen within a month with two or three daily customer inquiries. The 14 stools are being reupholstered in fire engine red as the site becomes a Rentertainment video store and soda counter. A quiet opening is planned around July 6 after community protests halted Hy-Vee liquor plans.
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Twcn
Iowa City
Pearson’s
Benjamin Chait
Linn and
Market Streets
Chait
Hy-Vee Grocery Chain
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Willey, O’brien & Hanrahan
Center Point Rd
Pete Leehey
Iowa Trial Lawyers Association Board of Governors
Iowa Association of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers
Pete Sweehey Law Firm
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