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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2024

Page

3

Miller-Meeks wins high profile GOP endorsements in Iowa

U S Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks gains early support from Iowa leaders Governor Kim Reynolds and Attorney General Brenna Bird in the Republican primary for Eastern Iowa 1st District. Challenger David Pautsch faces Miller-Meeks as Democrat Christina Bohannan runs again. Reynolds and Bird praised her record while noting the June 4 primary date.

U.S Mariannette Miller- Meeks Iowa Kim Reynolds Brenna Bird Miller- Meeks Miller-Meeks U.S. House David Pautsch Davenport Christina Bohannan Reynolds Bird Added Bird Mariannette

Cedar Rapids sex offender charged with abducting two girls

Rusty Lynn Bowles, 56, a registered sex offender living in Cedar Rapids, was arrested Friday on charges of child endangerment and in decent contact with a child after allegedly picking up two girls aged 12 and 13 and touching one inappropriately before they escaped. The incident occurred April 25 near Bowling Street SW and 41st Avenue Drive SW after Bowles offered them a ride and bought them food. Bowles previously faced charges in 1994 and 2011.

Cedar Rapids Rusty Lynn Bowles Bowles Bowling Street 41St Avenue Drive Iowa

Lone occupant dies in Tama County UTV crash

One person dies in a single vehicle UTV crash in rural Tama County. Deputies responded to the 3200 block of H Avenue around 8 p.m. The vehicle carried Mark Alan Shipley, who died at the scene. His age is not listed. The crash remains under investigation by the Tama County Sheriff's Office.

UTV Tama County Tama Sheriff's Office Mark Alan Shipley Shipley

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