Hills man contests license revocation in fatal drunk driving case
Milo Cloudy II, 21, faces trial September 23 for vehicular homicide after a January 13 crash that killed Ernest Netser of Iowa City. Cloudy seeks restoration of driving privileges and a stay of revocation, arguing constitutional rights and lack of substantial evidence. He has appealed to the state Department of Inspections and Appeals.
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Hills
Milo Cloudy II
Ernest Netser
Iowa City
Johnson County
Cloudy
State Department of
Thornburg Man Killed in Highway 22 Planting-Planter Crash
Thornburg resident Leslie Calvert aged 74 died Saturday night when his car collided with a planter pulled by a tractor on Highway 22 east of Thornburg in Keokuk County. His wife Margaret, 71, was hospitalized in Iowa City. Services are set for 10:30 a.m. at Harden Funeral Home What Cheer.
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Thornburg
State Patrol
Leslie Calvert
Keokuk County
Calvert
Margaret
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Harden Funeral Home
Yarbrough Named Associate Dean at Iowa College of Education
Donald Yarbrough, associate professor of educational statistics and measurement at the University of Iowa College of Education, has been named associate dean. The appointment takes effect July 1 and he will oversee graduate program reviews, diversity initiatives, and faculty and graduate student development, succeeding Ursula Delworth who has served since 1993.
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Donald Yarbrough
University of Iowa College of Education
Yarbrough
Ursula Delworth
City to allow sale of unused vacation time
Manchester City Council approved a policy allowing employees to sell back up to five days of unused vacation at their regular rate. City Manager Dave Heinz proposed the change. officials are unsure how many will use it. After two years on the job, staff typically earn two to five weeks of vacation annually.
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Dave Heinz
Utilities weigh MOX fuel use for plutonium disposal
IES Utilities of Cedar Rapids among 17 operators showing interest in using MOX fuel produced from surplus weapons plutonium. DOE seeks commercial reactor participation, with options including reactor fuel, deep storage, or immobilization. environmental groups oppose.
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Dale Kueter
IES Utilities of
Cedar Rapids
Department of Energy
DOE
Tom Petersen
IES
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Palo
Petersen
South Carolina
Clinton
U.S
Europe
Bert Stevenson
Office of Environmental Compliance
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Stevenson
Tom Clements
Greenpeace
United States
Prairie garden sprouts at I 380 rest stop
Cedar Rapids Garden Club and the Iowa DOT planted a 35 by 20 foot wildflower prairie at the northbound I 380 rest stop between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. About 100 native plants were installed with soil restoration and five years of maintenance planned. The project aims to welcome travelers and educate the public with plant signs.
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DOT
Turner
Garden Club
Iowa
Sue Winegarden
Shearon Elderkin
Gail Nau
Prairie
Iowa Prairie
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Eyes TIF Policy Revisions to Spur Growth
Cedar Rapids evaluates revising its 1994 tax increment financing policy to remove strict wage and payroll thresholds. The changes would consider jobs created, wage levels, facility investments, and infrastructure needs, allowing upfront incentives and broader project eligibility.
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Douglas Neumann
Cedar Rapids
Ole Munson
Fisher Printers
Hiawatha
Nordstrom
Munson
Oliver Merriam
Gutsy senior Viola Rog writes life views in The Gutsy Generation
Viola Rogers, 76, of Strawberry Point, is authoring The Gutsy Generation with 12 year old Jarod Sabatino. The book blends observations on aging, hearing aids, driving, doctors and taxes with humor and resilience.
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Strawberry Point
Paren
Viola
Jarod Sabatino
Oi Wixom
Mich
Michigan
David
Welch
Wally
Phoenix
Nikki
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Owa City
Manchester
C.R. Garden Club
I-380
Winegarden
C.R
Viola Rogwe
Huron Valley Continuation School
Dave Rasdal
the Gazette
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