Cedar Rapids Woman Charged in Killing Stabbing
A Cedar Rapids woman, Rosa M. Moore, 29, was arrested after a stabbing of her roommate Johnny Ruff, 29. Ruff was treated for stab wounds and released. Moore faces a domestic abuse charge with intent to inflict bodily harm.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue East
Johnny Ruff
10Th St. SE
James Noonan
Rosa M. Moore
Ruff
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pizza Hut
Central City Man Injured In Linn County Motorcycle Crash
Roy Morris, 34, was southbound on Highway 13 near Paris Road at 7 40 p m Sunday when he lost control of his motorcycle and was taken to St. Luke s Hospital in fair condition. He faces a drunken driving charge. Morris nephew Rich Fleming followed in a pickup and helped move the bike to a residence in Central City before rescue crews arrived.
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Central City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Roy Morris
Highway 13
Paris Road
Linn County
Morris
Rich Fleming
Fleming
Pro dancer leads salute to victims at Iowa campus
Jacques d Amboise directs 220 Iowa youths aged 10 to 15 in a 40 minute Star Stuff salute to Nov 1 University of Iowa shootings. Two groups study dance and arts in morning and afternoon sessions under his exacting guidance.
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Heather Sloman Wood
Johnson County
Qowa
Jacques d’Amboise
D’amboise
New York City Ballet
National Dance Institute
University of Iowa
Young At Art
U of I
Star Stuff event celebrates science and progress
OWA CITY residents learn the perfor mance titled Star Stuff analyzes plasma physics as cosmic matter guiding star formation. The show, a celebration of science and humane knowledge, debuts Friday at 7 30 p.m. with tickets 8 adults 4 children under 12. University of Iowa artists and faculty join University Symphony Orchestra, a U of I jazz combo, and City High Singers.
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Owa
Publici
Hancher
U of I
University Symphony
City High Singers
Cedar Rapids mayoral recount trims votes for all 11 candidates
A Linn County recount of Cedar Rapids mayoral primary totals shows each of the 11 candidates lost votes after a polling machine malfunction in Precinct 29 Madison School. Primary winner Wayne Murdock dropped from 6907 to 6798, runner-up Larry Serbousek fell from 2993 to 2955, with other totals listed for Schorg, Larson, Pospishil, Junttila, Fulmer, Greene, Novick, Mayer, and Obiedzinski. Write-ins and minor candidates gained and others remained with single votes.
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Tom Fruehling
Aazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Linda Langenberg
Madison School
Robert Schorg
P.T. Larson
Donald Pospishil
Bruce Junttila
Everett Fulmer
Dan Greene
Donald Novick
Cathy Mayer
Bruce Obiedzinski
Mike Brummer
Earle
Manny’’ Manholtz
Larson
Stiff term for cross burning in Dubuque
U S magistrate John Jarvey chastised William David Allen of Dubuque for his role in burning five crosses last November. Allen, 31, received eight months in prison with no fine, a longer sentence than federal prosecutors urged. David Israel Simpson got six months in state court for the same incident.
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U.S
William David Allen
Dubuque
Allen
John Jarvey
Jarvey
Sailboat of Wes Keehlsen Finds a Home on the Mississippi
Wesley Keehlsen, 72, keeps his 25-foot fiberglass sailboat Sonnet at Winegar Works slips near Guttenberg. He restored teak grab handles and explains why the Mississippi suits a twin-keeled craft built in 1971 by Westerly. Keehlsen, Brooklyn-born, has lived 32 years in Iowa and summers on the river, winters on Mustang Island, Texas.
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Winegar Works
Marina
Guttenberg
Mississippi River
Wesley Keehlsen
Wes
Brooklyn
City Island Yacht Club
Long Island
Marshalltown
Mississippi
Westerly Marine Construction of
England
Paradise
Iowa
New York
Christopher Cross
Prairie
du Chien
St. Louis
Mustang Island
Corpus Christi
Texas
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Cincinnati
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Iowa Electric Light and Power
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Gazette
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Hancher Auditorium
Wayne Murdock
Larry Serbousek
Murdock
J.D. Smith
Joe Rinas
Scott Bear
Lee Clancey
Dave Rasdal
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