DHS fined for post flood violations in Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of Human Services faces 6000 in OSHA citations for serious problems at the Iowa Building 411 Third St SE after June floods. Fines include 1500 for four violations. issues cited cover blocked exits inadequate lighting and an inoperable fire alarm. DHS will abate by December 10 and may appeal.
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Formaldehyde tests in mobile homes amid FEMA scrutiny
Tests by The Gazette and University Hygienic Laboratory found Barnard's mobile home near but within state formaldehyde limits. Passive 24 hour tests showed 37 ppb while active 45 ppb. FEMA plans retests, covers some costs, and 12 more homes expected testing with results in 10 to 15 days. Occupants may relocate with rental assistance on a case by case basis.
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Obama Wins Hamburg Inn Coffee Bean Ballot Poll
The Hamburg Inn No. 2 in Iowa City released results from its 2008 Coffee Bean Ballot Poll. Obama led with 74 percent of 8 030 beans, McCain 23 percent, McKinney 3 percent, plus local races showing Loeback, Miller Meeks, White, Harkin and Reed with varied bean counts.
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Iowa Memorial Union Reopens Floors After Flooding
The first through third floors of the Iowa Memorial Union reopen to the public after flood damage from the Iowa River. Limited services resume. ground floor remains closed. Campus offices restart operations, and reservations for events are being taken at the Campus Information Center.
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Iowa Dems Optimistic in Final Election Hours
Iowa City Democrats rally at Vitos in Iowa City as Gov. Culver Lt. Gov. Judge and Rep. Loebsack predict a strong Obama showing. Miller-Meeks campaigns across Johnson County while Judge mocks Palin wardrobe costs and Cheney endorsement signals.
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Democrats Lead in Iowa Voter Registrations Ahead of Election
Democrats hold a 111,000 edge in Iowa voter registrations with 736,337 declaring for Democrats and 624,867 for Republicans as same day registration boosts totals to a record 2,144,021. Independent voters rise to 781,842 while absentee ballots exceed 520,000 by Monday. Secretary of State Michael Mauro said turnout could be among the nation’s highest.
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Newborn Photo and Birth Announce Wanted
Milestones section seeks photo and birth announcement for new parents in Sunday's Gazette. Include baby name, date of birth, parent names, and brief welcome message. Call 368-8873 or 1-800-397-8212 to share details.
Gazette Logs Iowa Crime Reports In Corridor Neighborhoods
Public safety logs compiled from Eastern Iowa agencies summarize accusations awaiting court proof. The Gazette notes they are preliminary and directs readers to Data Central for mapped crime reports.
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Multiple DUI arrests reported in Mount Vernon area
Gary L. Townsend 54 of Mechanicsville second offense and Gregory J. Clark 56 of Anamosa third offense were arrested for operating while intoxicated at separate locations. Jeremy M. Atwood 31 of Iowa City was nabbed for O W I, with marijuana possession noted. Daniel L. Sherman Jr. 21 of Alburnett second offense was cited for O W I. Kenneth J. Davis 48 of Iowa City faced assault with a dangerous weapon accusation for threats with a knife.
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Anamosa
First Avenue
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Washington St. SE
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Alburnett
Wilson Ave
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Iowa City
Center Point Road
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Ninth St. NW
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Theft charges outline multiple suspects across several towns
The report lists Brody L. Thomas and Vance A. Mundy charged with second degree theft for insurance fraud and small gang of thefts at Neighbor Insurance and Hy-Vee. Noah Brunson faces second degree theft for pawning a stolen camera. separate charges involve theft from a residence and unauthorized vehicle taking. Additional entries include names with risk assessments or notes of no risk.
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Saddleback Rd
Marion
Neighbor Insurance
Center Point Rd
Hiawatha
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E. Willman St
Elijah
Janice Brunson
North Haven Dr
Johnson County Democrats Watch Election Returns Event
The Johnson County Democrats gather at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Iowa City at 8 30 p m to watch election returns. The event is open to all and information is available by calling 319 337 8663. Independent candidate Brian White hosts an election night party at 6 p m at The Vine on the Coralville strip with families welcome.
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Iowa City
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