Lynette Edgeton Guilty Of Attempted Murder In Cedar Rapids
A Linn District Court jury found Lynette Edgeton nineteen guilty of attempting to murder Steven Krejci by stabbing him in the chest on March 24. The defense claimed self defense while the prosecution noted surgeon testimony that wounds resulted from stabbing. Sentencing set for July 17 at 1 30 p.m with potential prison term of ten years and up to five thousand dollars in fines.
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Lynette Edgeton
Cedar Rapids
Steven Krejci
Edgeton
Krejci
Ronald L. Sturgeon
Thomas R. Walsted
Inez M. Rasmussen
Karen M. Clark
Thomas M. Tucker
Amber L. Schott
Arthur W. Pollet
Diana L Sindelar
Coggon
Muriel J. Edleman
Mount Vernon
Roger L. Wolf
Marion
Gerald A. Thrap
Fairfax
When Einstein Became a Citizen Parade Feature
Sunday parade coverage highlights Albert Einstein’s naturalization moment and a public celebration. The event links to a broader civic ceremony with local officials and attendees noting the science icon’s passage to citizenship.
Cedar Rapids Expands Urban Renewal Boundaries R-13
Cedar Rapids City Council unanimously approves enlarging downtown R-13 urban renewal boundaries from the river east to Ninth Avenue SE and from Ninth to Fifth streets SE, extending district use until August 1, 2017. The expansion facilitates private development funding options under a new Iowa act.
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Cedar Rapids
City Planning Commission
Ninth Avenue SE
Ninth Avenue
Fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
First Avenue
2Nd Ave
Monthru
Eldon
Collingwood
Williams Blvd
Gary Barmore
Marion
7Th Ave
Bob Shimmon
Cedar Rapids group seeks 100 more housing units
North American Development Corp of Arlington Heights Nl backs Cedar Rapids Venture in seeking 100 additional section eight family housing units on Johnson Avenue NW. The firm requests a meeting to discuss tax exempt HUD assistance under the Housing Act of 1937, and notes Waterloo Waverly and Red Oak are using similar aid. The city legal staff will review the request.
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Johnson Avenue NW
North American Development Corp
Arlington Heights
Cedar Rapids Venture
Glenbrook
Waterloo
Waverly
Red Oak
Cedar Rapids to Seek 50 Section Eight Rehab Units
A public hearing is set for July 18 at Cedar Rapids City Council to review a plan to apply for 50 section eight family housing units under a new federal moderate rehabilitation program. Property owners must request inclusion and meet rehabilitation and inspection requirements before a 15 year contract with the city.
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Cedar Rapids
City meeting set on trimming Cedar Rapids light vehicles
Cedar Rapids Finance Commissioner Hal Schaefer schedules 10 a.m. July 12 in the mayor’s office for a City Council discussion on reducing or eliminating light vehicles in each department. He urges cutting city cars and small trucks to save money and suggests mileage pay for personal-car use on city business. The council had been asked to prepare suggestions for the July session. ON THIS DATE in 1950, North Korean forces captured Seoul.
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Cedar Rapids
Hal Schaefer
Schaefer
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