Wright school principal testifies on Zimmerman scheme
Wright Elementary principal Keith Wymore described Zimmerman as a “good salesman” in a tax fraud plot. He testified about donating Florida land to Zimmerman's church to gain tax breaks and about accepting groceries in exchange for a $65 church gift deduction.
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Roland Krekeler
Ette
Wright Elementary School
Cedar Rapids
Daniel Zimmerman
Keith Wymore
Zimmerman
Florida
Universal Life Church
IRS
Hiawatha
Wymore
U.S. District Court
Susan Skilling
Hansen
Grand Jury
Teig
Skilling
Lisbon residents face new taxes for school repairs
Lisbon Iowa may add a site levy of 674 cents per $1,000 to fund repairs atLisbon Community School Districts roof work tuckpointing and aging building needs If merger with Mount Vernon fails the levy likely goes to voters again in September Superintendent Messerli says the district may also explore sharing administrative services with Mount Vernon under a new state law to gain funds and reduce costs.
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Nancy Stevens
Wus
Lisbon — Lisbon
Lisbon-Mount Vernon
Lisbon Community School Board
John Messerli
Messerli
Randall Hinrichs
Mount Vernon
Hinrichs
Lisbon
Dave Prasil
Cedar Rapids Mount Mercy Hosts Cedar Rapids Municipal Band Concert
The Cedar Rapids Municipal Band performs tonight at 8 on Mount Mercy College hilltop campus near Sacred Heart Convent. Rick Murrell, Ball State and University of Iowa graduate, soloist on Sounds from the Hudson. He also leads trumpet with the University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra and the Quad City Symphony Orchestra.
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Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Drive
Sacred Heart Convent
Elliott
de Nardis
Bach
Hudson
Clarke
Weinberger
Stieberitz
Rodgers
Grundman
Karl King
Rick Murrell
Murrell
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
University of Iowa
University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra
Quad City Symphony Orchestra
Linn supervisors cheer $168,443 911 bill from Bell
Linn County Supervisor Chair man Joe Rinas called the $168,443 phone bill good news as it was far below the original $1.1 million estimate. The 18 month project for an enhanced 911 system ended up at about $160,571 from Northwestern Bell after rural address data and sheriff’s office input reduced costs.
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Dick Hogan
Gazette
Linn
Joe Rinas
Rinas
The
Northwestern Bell
Bill May
Sheriffs Department
Bell
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