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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2004
Page
9
Mayor Paul Pate left St Luke's Hospital after 11 days following emergency surgery for a perforated colon. He is resting comfortably at home and may not return to City Hall this week. Doctors advised a less rigorous schedule for a time.
Flora Crawford 34 of Cedar Rapids admitted in U S District Court that from April 1998 to June 2001 she fraudulently obtained Child Care Assistance funds by falsely claiming DHS clients received services. Assistant U S Attorney Ian Thornhill said the services were not provided. Crawford faces up to five years in prison with sentencing pending.
Jerome Lewis of Marion, 30, was returned to prison for 2 years 3 months after failing to appear in federal court and violating supervised release. He could face up to 10 more years on an indictment charging him with failing to appear at the revocation hearing.
Marion identifies top capital projects via an annually evaluated plan on the city website. A citizens committee scores projects to show priorities and funding prospects. some late additions lack scores. The City Council approved the plan Thursday. Mike Deupree is on vacation this week.
A Sunday brawl outside the Union Bar in Iowa City spilled into nearby areas and the University Hospitals ER. Police arrested 14 people on charges from public intoxication to assaulting an officer. about 20 officers responded as the melee involved an estimated 70 individuals.
The Cedar Rapids transit fleet prepares for bus No 139 to reach one million miles in the coming weeks, a milestone linked to federal transit funding. Maintenance chief Roger Hageman notes the feat, while Bill Hoekstra marks 20 years leading the operation with a mix of older diesels and nine newer electric buses.
Cedar Rapids police and deputies chased two 15 year olds, Lilla Green of Central City and Charles Schmitt of Cedar Rapids, who were shackled together after a court appearance and fled across Third Avenue bridge toward Interstate 380. They were caught behind a residence on Second Street SW. Green faces interference with official acts. Schmitt on placement violations. Authorities say a second escape from the Linn County courthouse occurred in November.
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The Local Government Innovation Fund awards Cedar Rapids and Linn County a 33390 grant and 11000 loan for a 24 hour accessible transportation system serving residents with mobility challenges. Other awards include 28000 to Slater and Sheldahl, 50000 grant 100000 loan to Henry County, and 21794 to Hardin County.
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