Former Cedar Rapids broker hit with federal wire fraud charges
Jamie A. Zimmerman 42 of West Branch faces federal wire fraud charges alleging defrauding 11S investment clients from 1997 through last December. He was dismissed by Wells Fargo Investments in Cedar Rapids in December over unexplained activity on three accounts. If convicted, he could face 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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Iowa City physicist Van Allen named top aerospace figure
University of Iowa professor emeritus James Van Allen is placed at No. 32 in Aviation Week magazine's top 100 aerospace stars. The list honors key figures in aerospace history, with Gagarin and the Wright Brothers among others.
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Fourth of July observances sought for Gazette listings
The Gazette invites Eastern Iowa groups to submit Fourth of July observances for free calendar listings. Deadline is noon today for inclusion in the July 3 Weekend calendar. Send event date day time location details and a contact phone number to calendar gazette commmunications com.
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Cedar Rapids to conduct national search for new superintendent
Cedar Rapids school board will run a full national search for a new superintendent after Lew Finch leaves in January 2004. The board, citing confidentiality, did not disclose applicants or the number of internal candidates, and set criteria in an open session while engaging Hazard, Young, Atten & Associates Ltd. to assist.
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Cedar Rapids City to raise several business license fees
City Clerk Ann Ollinger proposes 11 fee increases in Cedar Rapids affecting going out of business sales ambulance drivers auctioneers pawnbrokers and transient merchants. Going out of business licenses would jump from 25 to 150 dollars and total revenue is expected to rise about 3891 dollars next year though state aid cuts loom.
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Marion Fights Landfill Expansion To Aid Growth
Marion to lobby against Site 2 expansion on County Home Road in Linn County that would block growth east and north. City officials consider pulling from Bluestem Solid Waste Agency and directing business to a private firm. Bluestem boards study buying 144 acres south of Landfill Site No 2 to save on transfer station costs and upfront expenses while preserving growth.
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Coralville approves $12 million loan for hotel and center
Coralville City Council approves a $12 million loan to fund a $63.2 million hotel and convention center south of I 80 between First Ave and the Iowa River. The project, backed by TIF districts, won support despite a prior lawsuit by rivals who argued debt and misuse of funds. The plan includes rezoning and site improvements with Marriott managing the facility.
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