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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 2002

Page

11

Lost Nation soldier to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery

The remains of Sgt. 1st Class Robert C. O'Hara from Lost Nation will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery on Friday alongside Capt. Ronald D. Briggs of Philadelphia and Maj. David E. Padgett of Washington Indiana. They died February 6 1969 when their UH 1 Huey crashed in Quang Tri province. Remains were recovered in 1993 1995 and 1996 during search missions that located the crash site and local residents remains and artifacts.

Vietnam Arlington National Cemetery Pentagon Robert C. O’hara Ronald D. Briggs Philadelphia Maj David E. Padgett Washington Ind Quang Tri Province Defense Department O’hara

Cedar Rapids Man Pleads Guilty to Cocaine Distribution

Julian Gibbs age 21 of Cedar Rapids admitted selling more than 50 grams of cocaine and 30 grams of crack cocaine to an undercover officer in fall 2000. He faces up to 20 years without parole, a $1 million fine, and at least three years of supervised release. Gibbs was arrested in a joint local federal probe named Operation New Broom under Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Julian Gibbs Cedar Rapids Iowa Gibbs The Son of Narcotics Enforcement Department of Justice

Cedar Rapids woman dies in two vehicle wreck in Dubuque

A 68 year old Cedar Rapids woman, Mary Kells, died after pulling into the path of a semi at Curve Road and Highway 151 in Dubuque around 2 34 PM. She was taken to Mercy Hospital where she died. The semi driver was not injured.

Cedar Rapids Dubuque Mary Kells Curve Road Highway 151 Mercy Hospital

Objections to hog farm aired near Prairieburg hearing

Eight residents spoke against a proposed eight barn hog confinement operation near Simmons Road Linn County arguing it would harm air soil and water quality. The Russell brothers propose housing about 7200 hogs with two annual turnovers and finishing next summer pending DNR approval. The Linn County supervisors asked the DNR to extend the comment period by 30 days after residents complained of short notice.

Dick Hogan Gazette Prairieburg Linn County Simmons Road Russell Brothers Linn-Jones County Moe Russell Panora Guthrie Des Moines Russell Iowa Department of Natural Resources DNR Gary

Forthright Klyn Elsury Courageously Faces Illness Publicly

Kaylin Elsbury a 14 year old Maquoketa Valley High freshman revealed in the school newspaper she battles cystic fibrosis and three other serious diseases. Superintendent Greg Ebeling and Principal Dave Kuehl expressed surprise and admiration for her resolve. She stated she does not want pity and will not accept it.

ELHI Klyn Elsbury Maquoketa Valley High School Klyn Greg Ebeling Dave Kuehl Kaylin Delhi Cedar Rapids Spirits Lindale Mall Cedar Rapids

Newcomer Steve Lukan Wins Iowa House Seat in District 32

Twenty three year old Republican Steve Lukan defeated Democrat Andra Atteberry by a large margin in District 32. Lukan, a Loras College student and Navy veteran from New Vienna, praised for a fresh pro change platform and strong work ethic. Unofficial totals show 6978 to 8678.

the Gazette Steve Lukan Iowa Lukan Loras College Dubuque Andra Atteberry New Vienna Atteberry Manchester Tony Kruse Dyersville

Cedar Rapids Considers River Run Housing Plan

Cedar Rapids residents discussed a proposed River Run redevelopment near St Wenceslaus Church with new housing and possibly office space. The project would also add an extreme sports park a riverfront amphitheater and revitalize the Czech Village on the west bank of the Cedar River.

The Gazette Cedar Rapids St. Wenceslaus Church 5Th St. SE Cedar River River Front

RiverRun housing affordability suggestion at RiverRun event

Julie Meyers development director for MidAmerica Housing Partnership urged private developers be required to allocate a portion of RiverRun housing as affordable for working class people at the RiverRun event at the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library.

National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Julie Meyers MidAmerica Housing Partnership RiverRun

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