Shots exchanged in Cedar Rapids suburb turns suspect in custody
Police responding to shots fired in the 1400 block of Bever Avenue SE took a man into custody at Sixth Avenue and 14th Street SE after stopping his car. Three shotgun shells were found on Bever Avenue SE and at least one shot hit the Bever Apartments. No injuries reported.
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Cedar Rapids School Board OKs Budget Change to Allow Higher Spending
Cedar Rapids school board approved changes to this year's budget allowing more than 8.5 million dollars to be spent beyond the original plan. No new revenues were approved, keeping taxes steady, said Steve Graham executive director of business services. The board cited outdated original figures and noted a high initial budget would be risky under Iowa law.
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Shields sets District 5 meeting in Cedar Rapids
Council member Justin Shields of Cedar Rapids District 5 will hold a community meeting Thursday from 7 to 8 30 p m for District 5 residents at Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 125 1839 16th Ave SW to discuss city government issues.
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Buckle Up in Your Truck Initiative Targets Pickups
Linn County officials join with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and state agencies in a high-visibility drive through Saturday to boost seat belt use among pickup drivers and passengers. The effort notes a 2005 observed belt use rate of 73 percent in pickups versus 83 percent in cars and 85 percent in vans and SUVs.
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News tips line for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City readers
Readers are urged to call specific numbers in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City to share tips for stories and photos. Tips can cover local events, investigations, and notable happenings for possible coverage.
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911 Tape Under Wraps In Cedar Rapids Double Murder Case
Judge Robert Sosalla ruled the Cedar Rapids Police Department has no obligation to release the 911 tape reporting the April 23 double murder. He said the tape is a confidential record and part of an ongoing investigation, while basic details were already released. Kyle Marin, 19, faces two counts of first degree murder.
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Vilsack Signs Laws To Aid Wounded Veterans In Iowa
Gov. Tom Vilsack signed bills expanding veterans benefits and unveiled a new memorial outside his office. The key measure provides up to 10 000 for wounded veterans during recovery, named the Bobby and Michelle Bill after Bobby Briggs of Mount Pleasant who was seriously injured.
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Third Cedar Rapids halfway house targets mentally ill offenders
Cedar Rapids will add a third halfway house in two years to serve inmates with mental illnesses on parole or probation. The 6th Judicial District plans a locked facility plus outpatient services for 150 to 200 patients, with $1 million for start and another $1 million to finish planned during next year's legislative session.
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Goose-step origins and cultural perceptions in military marches
A columnist explores why tyrannical regimes favor the goose-step, tracing its Prussian origins to 17th century militaries and its symbolic message of obedience. The piece notes other nations adopting the stance and imagines a more authentic parade, plus a tangent about outdated cigarette ads and health claims. Mike Deupree writes the column.
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