Doe crashes into apartment in Cedar Rapids
A yearling doe leaped through a bedroom window in Gateway Gardens at 6 a.m. causing blood and glass damage. Resident Jeff Pratt, roommate Bob McGarry, and maintenance chief Dave Veatch cleaned up as the animal fled and likely died, with extensive damage estimated at $900 total.
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Jeff
Jeff Pratt
Bob McGarry
Apt. 2
Gateway Gardens
Sixth St
Pratt
Dave Veatch
McGarry
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Veatch
Linn misdemeanor court sentences in multiple cases
Bryan Davis, 19, was sentenced to a year in jail after pleading guilty to assault causing bodily injury in Linn District Court. In separate actions, 17 people pled guilty to drunken driving with varied penalties including probation, suspended sentences, and limited jail time, with names and addresses listed for each defendant.
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Bryan Davis
Oakland Rd. NE
Linn District Court
Davis
Steve Yochum
First Ave. SE
Department of Correctional Services
DCS
Donald D. Kamerling
Lisbon
Craig
Coggan
Michael W. Jansen
32Nd St. NE
David D Jones
Hinkley Ave
Woman Charged With Assaulting Hospital Worker
Police charged Jeannette R. Meyer, 23, of 1463 Council St. NE, with assaulting a St. Luke's Hospital employee. The Linn County attorney's complaint says she hit the worker in the head with a fist and scratched the face about 10 20 p m as the employee prepared treatment. Meyer was jailed and released on her own recognizance Wednesday.
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Jeannette R. Meyer
Council St. NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn County
Meyer
Terry Steinbach
City Housing Services
Third St
20Th Ave
32Nd St
Fourth St
Ninth Ave
Sixth St
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
College Community UK budget increases funds for next year
College Community school board approves a 59,705 spending increase raising the district budget to 7,999,705 for the year starting July 1. The current year budget remains 7,940,000. Board postponed final approval to review.
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College Community School Board
Cedar Rapids considers six properties as nuisances
The Cedar Rapids City Council will decide next week if six properties should be declared public nuisances and owners given 30 days to demolish or face court action. A public hearing displayed property conditions, with concerns about rat infestation open basements and neglect.
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Cedar Rapids
20Th Ave
Margaret Hewitt
K St. SW
Donald Canney
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16Th Avenue
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A Ave. NE
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Center Point
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First Ave SE
Robert J. Smith
Johnston
Darcey J. Goodyear
Iowa City
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14Th St
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Seiko Wris
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Prairie Junior High School
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Third St. SW
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