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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2005
Page
6
Debtors fear stay issues when notices are ignored and address changes complicate filings. Attorneys say panic rises as October 17 approaches, with clients unsure about reforms and timing. Credit management classes pose extra hurdles for those seeking relief.
The Gazette reports Iowa retains some debtor protections despite federal changes. Iowa allows a debtor to keep a home under certain limits, but new federal rules reduce exemptions for homes under 3.3 years and permit trustees to target funds from last-minute mortgage payments. Other exemptions include a shotgun and a burial space, among others.
The Gazette reports that murder suspect Davis left the region shortly after the crime. Davis and Barnes had a brief shared residence in Tipton before moving to Cedar Rapids on February 28. Authorities are withholding further details as they continue to track Davis, with more information to be released later.
The FBI announced the 16 month old Justin Black was located in Mexico and placed with New Mexico state Children, Youth and Family Department social workers. Authorities continue to search for the stepfather Ivan Villa, a felony kidnapping suspect, tied to the death of the child’s mother in Ruidoso.
The job market remains strong with graduates finding opportunities across fields. Bob Hillman plans to run a $5 million aromatherapy business at Frontier Natural Products Co-op in Norway Iowa while completing an MBA. Kirkwood Community College reports 100 employers recruited this year up from last year.
Albany officials join state and national leaders in backing a ban on flavored cigarettes. Legislators in several states including New York and Minnesota push bills to stop sales, with tobacco firms Reynolds American and Altria taking mixed steps. A Roswell Park cancer study found elevated flavor use among teens.
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