Cedar Rapids drug suspects released after bond
Six Cedar Rapids residents arrested in a Friday drug raid at 390 16th St SE were released Saturday. Margaret Cunningham 23 was released on recognizance after a disorderly house and paraphernalia charge. The others posted bond: Mary Louise Johnson 42 operating a disorderly house and multiple drug charges. Kimberly Lee 28 occupying a disorderly house and crack marijuana. Melvin Payton Jr. 32 possession of crack and occupying a disorderly house. Willie Davis Jr. 36 occupying a disorderly house. William McNealy Jr. 18 occupying a disorderly house.
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Cedar Rapids
16Th St
Margaret Cunningham
Washington Ave
Bonde
Mary Louise Johnson
Fourth St. SE
E¢ Kimberly Lee
Third St
Apt
E Melvin Payton Jr
Bever Ave
E Willie Davis Jr
Ninth St
William McNealy Jr
Fifth Ave
Student Musicians Compete at Eastern Iowa Orchestra Festival
Sixty five junior high and middle school students competed and performed at the Eastern Iowa orchestra festival held Saturday at Kennedy High School. Five Cedar Rapids middle schools plus schools from Ames Davenport Iowa City and Mount Vernon were represented. Festival director Joe Hall said students vied for positions during the day and performed in a concert last night conducted by Wayne Thelander of Washington High School.
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Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Davenport
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Joe Hall
Kennedy
Wayne Thelander
Washington High School
HIAWATHA Pedestrian Hit On Blairs Ferry Road
A Hiawatha woman Sharor Albaugh age 42 was in serious condition at Mercy Medical Center after being struck by a pickup on Blairs Ferry Road near I 380. The driver Cheryl Hinrichsen 24 said she did not see the pedestrian due to sun while Albaugh crossed toward the QuikTrip.
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Hiawatha
Mercy Medical Center
Blairs Ferry Road
Interstate 380
Sharor Albaugh
Sixth Ave
Cheryl Hinrichsen
Higley Ave
QuikTrip
Albaugh
Marion Linn Mar High School Reschedules Parent Meetings
The school shifts informational meetings to Monday night for the academic program. Incoming ninth graders attend 6:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium for general information, then 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. with department teachers. Ninth to eleventh graders’ parents meet at 7:30 p.m. with sessions 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Call the principal at 377 7373 ext 234 or counselors at ext 213 214 or 217 for details.
Muscatine Drug Raid Nabs Man and Cash Seizure
Law officers seized twelve pounds of marijuana along with over $12,000 in cash and packaging materials at a rural Muscatine residence. Owner Larry Quirk, 46, was arrested on possession with intent to deliver and jailed pending court appearance.
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Muscatine
Larry Quirk
Muscatine County
Special license plates offer Iowa pride for statehood and colleges
Iowans can choose from 40 plus specialty plates including sesquicentennial and collegiate designs. ISU leads at 1,789 plates followed by Iowa and UNI. Costs include 50 initial fee and 5 annual validation, with proceeds supporting the Sesquicentennial Committee and school scholarships.
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Darrel Rensink
IDOT
Rensink
Automobile License Plate Collectors Association
Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
Herschel Briles
Mitchellville
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Esquicentennial
Pearl Harbor
Polk County
Lowa
Iowa National Guard
Marion
Linn-Mar
Linn-Mar High School
John Kirsch
Fazette
EL Moines
Hood
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