Two UI students charged in campus drug bust
Iowa City police found about 210 grams of marijuana and 112 grams of psilocybin mushrooms in Colin Dangelo Kemp backpack after responding to a report at Seamans Center. Cameron Miller faced possession with intent to deliver charges. both held on bail and in jail.
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Iowa City residents受long prison terms on drug charges
Iowa City two residents received extended federal sentences for drug offenses in separate cases. Gregory J. Halter, 49, got 120 months for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana. Deborah L. Meadows, 33, received 135 months for methamphetamine possession with intent to distribute and 120 months for creating substantial risk of harm. Sessions run concurrently. Halter to an eight year supervised release. Meadows to four and three year terms.
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Connie Benton Wolfe named executive director of United Way Johnson County
Connie Benton Wolfe, with more than 25 years in non profit leadership, is appointed executive director of United Way of Johnson County. She replaces Beverly Weber who left for Kennewick Washington. Wolfe, 53, has led Elder Services in Iowa City for three years and previously worked with the National Meals on Wheels Foundation and the National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Programs. She will start at end of March with a public meet and greet March 24 at the University of Iowa Athletics Hall of Fame.
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Iowa City man guilty in third HIV transmission trial
A Tama County jury in Toledo took 30 minutes to convict Adam Musser, 23, of four counts of criminal transmission of HIV involving four women. The jury returned the verdict on the third trial after venue was moved. Musser faces up to 100 years total and awaits sentencing.
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