Cedar Rapids Man Killed When Stolen Car Crashes
Terri Mengler reported a 1996 Chevrolet Corsica stolen Friday night. Kelly Maddigan, 38, formerly of Oelwein, died near the Benton Buchanan county line after hitting an icy curve on Highway 150 while driving the reported stolen vehicle. Police classify the incident as operation without owner's consent.
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Benton County Sheriffs Department
Two Suspects Sought After Cedar Rapids Shots Fired
Police seek two men who fired at least three shots Saturday in southeast Cedar Rapids near a residence on Fifth Avenue SE. A man reported talking with two men in a gray Chevrolet Lumina when the gunfire erupted. he was not struck. Three bullet holes were found on a porch in the 1500 block of Fifth Avenue SE.
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Linn-Mar to set 2001 02 tax rate amid bond sale
Linn-Mar school board plans a work session to set the 2001 02 property tax rate. The current rate is 15.94 per 1000 with a 0.62 increase tied to a 12 million construction bond. A 5 p.m. closed session will discuss possible student expulsion for policy violations. The 7 p.m. regular meeting follows at the Educational Services Center in Marion.
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News Tips and Subscriptions Phone Lines
Readers are invited to call tips for stories and photos at 398-8254 or 1-800-397-8212. Subscription lines operate at 398-8333 or 1-800-397-8333 for daily newspaper access.
Economic briefs announce various Cedar Rapids meetings and reports
A schedule lists 1 p.m. treasury bill auction and 7:30 a.m. FOMC meeting notices, plus January trade, February budget, and weekly jobless claims reports. Local events include Cedar Rapids Estate Planning Council, Institute of Management Accountants, and Heritage Toastmasters meetings.
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Father and Son Keep Livelihood Alive in Horseshoeing
Hal Hellentall and his son Will run Double-H Horseshoeing from a pickup setup on Highway 965 south of Cedar Rapids. They forge and fit shoes using a 2200 degree forge, traveling about 500 miles weekly within a 30 mile radius. Will learns from his father while teaching at Kirkwood Community College and serving wary horse owners who value the craft and gossip shared on visits.
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Cedar Rapids
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Edar Rapids
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Farmer School
Kentucky
Kirkwood Community College
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Waterloo
Davenport
Marshall Petersen Returns to Cedar Rapids Business Ties
Marshall Petersen, former Chicago HR worker and Loras College graduate, returns to Cedar Rapids as vice president of Hawkeye Convenience Stores. He joins Leadership Five Seasons and serves on local boards while balancing family life with wife Jennifer and 11 month old Tate. He notes Cedar Rapids has improved since leaving and praises local private and public leadership guiding change. He and his father Don Petersen work and play racquetball together, reinforcing family bonds at home and in business.
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