Curtis Fry Sentenced 10 Years in Johnson County Court
Curtis Fry, 22, received a 10 year prison term in Johnson County District Court and must pay 150000 in restitution. Victim's friends criticized the verdict as inconsistent with the crime. Arlo Becker, longtime Hawkeye Downs racer, hopes dirt track racing returns to the venue. C R Kennedy surged with three goals in nine minutes of the second half to beat Linn-Mar 6 1 at Kennedy High School.
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Curtis Fry
Johnson County
Friends of
Arlo Becker
Hawkeye Downs
C.R. Kennedy
Linn-Mar
Kennedy High School
Mercy's Pharmacy Reopens With Automated System
Mercy's Medicine in 8B unveils a fully automated pharmacy featuring a drug storage carousel and a high speed packager as the centerpiece of its revamped operation. The facility announced the reopening on Thursday.
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Mercy
I C documents hint at Lombardo firing
Former Iowa City Manager Michael Lombardo says he does not know why he was fired and cites city documents as giving few clues. He recalls missed calls from council members and an abrupt Friday job evaluation as signs of pressure before the April 17 vote.
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Gregg Hennigan
Iowa City
Michael Lombardo
Lombardo
Council
Amy Correia
Blue lights mark Cedar River flood recovery on Ellis Blvd
On Ellis Boulevard NW neighbors along the Cedar River install blue porch lights to signal rebuilding after last June's historic flood. Larry Kelley, 56, says the blue light movement began by accident and aims to invite residents back while brightening the block.
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Jeff Rausch
Gazette
Ley
Larry Kelley
Cedar Rapids
Ellis
Jim Slosiarek
Ellis Boulevard
Blue light gesture marks reoccupied riverfront homes
Ellis Boulevard residents, including Ellis and Clara, lit blue lights at 1861 Ellis Blvd NW after returning to riverfront homes. Neighbors like Craig Augustine at 1855 Ellis Blvd NW joined, creating a blue neighborhood stance with about 10 houses lit. Kelley urges wider participation to designate a blue zone.
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Clara
Ellis Blvd
Craig Augustine
Kelley
Jeff, Raasch
Gazcomm.com
Banks face $75 billion capital hike after stress tests
The Fed's stress tests show 10 of 19 top banks need about $75 billion in new capital to withstand deeper losses. Bank of America leads with $33.9 billion, Wells Fargo $13.7 billion, GMAC $11.5 billion, Citigroup $5.5 billion and Morgan Stanley $1.8 billion. Banks have until June 8 to present recovery plans.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Bank of America Corp
Wells Fargo & Co
Gmac LLC
Citigroup Inc
Morgan Stanley
Thomas Rietz
Banks face capital raises after stress tests in Iowa region
Four banks serving Iowa customers were subjected to government stress tests. Bank of America must raise 33.9 billion dollars, Wells Fargo 13.7 billion, and Regions Financial 2.5 billion. U S Bancorp will not need extra capital.
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Bank of America
Wells Fargo & Co
Regions Financial Corp
U.S. Bancorp
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