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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1994

Page

7

Maynard Man Arrested After High-Speed Chase On Highway 150

Timothy Schult, 23, of Maynard, crossed a center line on Highway 150 at 1:50 a.m. Sunday, leading Fayette County deputies to pursue him at speeds up to 90 mph. After a 25 mile chase, he was stopped at County Road C-33 and Unicorn Road north of Westgate and charged with first offense drunken driving and reckless driving. He was jailed in Fayette County.

Maynard Fayette County Timothy Schult Schult Unicorn Road Westgate

Grinnell Man Sentenced on Indecent Contact Charge

A Springville man, Larry Wells, 35, was placed on one year of probation after pleading guilty to a lesser charge of indecent contact with an 8-year-old girl in a Grinnell residence. The incident occurred in April 1993 and was reported by the Grinnell Police Department.

Springville Grinnell Larry Wells

Cedar Rapids man linked to two Iowa City robberies

Gregory L. Holiday, 23, of 1263 First Ave SE Apt 7, faces first degree robbery charges in the Feb 7 Dave's Fox Head Tavern heist and the Feb 9 Budget Inn robbery in Iowa City. He is held on a $20,000 bond in Linn County jail.

Cedar Rapids 16Th Ave Dave Iowa City Gregory L. Holiday First Ave Apt Fox Head Linn County

Rider Critical After One-Vehicle Motorcycle Crash in Dubuque

Ronald Wissing, 29, of Dubuque, was westbound on JFK Road when he failed to negotiate a curve Saturday. His motorcycle left the road, traveled about 200 feet in the ditch, struck a culvert, and threw him unconscious. He was taken to University Hospitals in Iowa City in critical condition.

Dubuque University Hospitals Iowa City Dubuque County

Tipton 4 hurt in Cedar County crash

Four Illinois men were injured in a one vehicle crash nine miles south of Tipton on 306th Street at 7:25 a.m. Keith Bills 33 and passengers Brian Williams 20 David Olson 20 in fair condition. Timothy Kelly 21 in critical condition. Investigation ongoing charges pending.

Illinois Iowa City Cedar County State Patrol Keith Edward Bills 306Th Street Tipton Bills Brian Williams David Olson Timothy Kelly

Wisconsin Man Dies After Heart Attack While Driving Near Eldridge

Ciro Landise, 69, suffered an apparent heart attack while northbound on Highway 61 one mile north of Eldridge. His vehicle veered into the median, flipped, and came to rest on its top. Passenger Mary Nelson was uninjured. Landise died later at St. Luke's Hospital in Davenport.

Wisconsin Eldridge Ciro Landise Mary Nelson Nelson Landise St. Luke’s Hospital Davenport

Clock collector George Maier gives rural heritage to county

George Maier, a 76 year old collector from near Volga, has donated his private museum of more than 400 clocks and rural artifacts valued at about 2 million dollars to the Osborne Welcome and Nature Center in Clayton County. The Rural Heritage Museum will start with a 30,000 square foot building in a 300 acre park, hosting items from farms, glass negatives, ribbons, records, and a rare 1880 wooden threshing machine.

Zazette Rural Affairs Wer George Maier Tickletown Elkport Clayton County Maier Volga McGregor California Iowa Wisconsin Osborne Welcome Highway 13 Elkader Strawberry Point Kansas Independence Garber Don Menken Rural Heritage Museum Menken Volga Township Erma Stemmer Marlene Lucas International Harvester Osborne Center

Penny tax squeeze hits Cedar County jail budget

Budget strains push Cedar County to seek a 2.1 million jail project funded by a one cent local option sales tax. Sheriff Keith Whitlatch cites high turnover and unsafe conditions as a reason to expand and modernize. The article notes broader regional use of penny sales taxes amid property tax limits.

Gazette News Cedar County Keith Whitlatch Whitlatch Iowa Decorah West Union

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