Grandfatherly teacher shines in church school class
Ed Sears aged 77 teaches preschoolers at St. Pauls United Methodist Church Vacation Church School. Barb Vavra calls him relatable and grandfatherly, praising his two year stint and longtime Northwestern Bell career. Seen with Sears are students and families from Marion and surrounding neighborhoods.
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Barb Vavra
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Third Ave. SE
Ed Sears
18Th St. SE
Sears
Vavra
Northwestern Bell
Michelle Montour
West 10Th Ave
Marion
Tom Wilcox
Bever Ave
Ann Menzner
Missy Ryan
Janice Drive
Jeff Stout
Meadowbrook Drive
Darcy Reed
Vine Ave
Guardsman admits using credit card for personal use
Carl F. Lilienthal, 35, inactive captain in the Iowa National Guard from Waterloo, pleaded guilty in Des Moines federal court to three counts of using a federal credit card for personal gasoline purchases. Investigators found 35 purchases totaling 600 gallons costing $418.51 over six months. Lilienthal restitutioned, no further charges anticipated. penalty up to three years and $3000 in fines possible.
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Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Carl F. Lilienthal
Waterloo
Federal District Court
U.S. Attorney’s
U.S
Ronald Longstaff
Lilienthal
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Longstaff
Omaha
Roxanne Conlin
Conlin
Severe storm watch and heat across northern Iowa
Northern Iowa faced a severe thunderstorm watch after scattered thundershowers with damaging winds and hail. Afternoon highs ranged from mid 70s in the northeast to upper 90s in the southwest while a cold front from the southwest to the northwest was expected to move southeast Sunday bringing thunderstorms and cooler air.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Fire destroys a small barn on Walter Jensen farm
A barn on the Walter Jensen farm one mile south of North Liberty off Old Highway 218 was engulfed in flames Friday afternoon and destroyed. The North Liberty fire department arrived after 1 30 p m but found no livestock in the structure. Damages were about 4000 and investigators suspect an electrical cause.
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North Liberty
Walter Jensen
Here
Banks raise prime rates to 8 percent across major banks
New York AP report notes most large U S banks boosted the prime lending rate by 44 points to 8 percent the highest since January 1975. Banks including Bank of America Citibank Chase Manhattan and Morgan Guaranty cited rising funding costs and stronger corporate loan demand driven partly by inventory financing amid Fed actions to curb inflation.
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New York
Bank of America
Citibank
Chase Manhattan
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Marine Midland
Continental Illinois
Mellon Bank
First Pennsylvania
First National of
Two 14-year-olds Charged in Kirkwood Purse Theft
Two Cedar Rapids youths were charged with first degree theft after a Friday purse snatching on the Kirkwood Community College campus. They were released to their parents' custody after the incident involving a Cedar Rapids woman.
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Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
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