Decision set Wednesday in Elliott dismissal appeal
The Cedar Rapids civil service appeal of former officer Daniel Elliott Jr. will yield a decision Wednesday. The hearing on Elliott, who resigned after an internal probe into missing money, featured two polygraph evaluations of witness Merle Spicer and testimony from polygraph expert Lynn Marcy and critic Dr. David Lykken who questioned the method's reliability.
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Elliott
Richard Zimmerman
Iowa City
David T. Lykken
University of Minnesota
Harry Zanville
Waterloo
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission
Nancy Clements
Civil Service Commissioners
South Dakota
Merle Spicer
Clements
Spicer
Dearborn
Mich
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Marcy
Police Department
Zanville
Michigan
Lykken
Defense Department
Ohio
the Gazette
Commission
Dearborn, Mich
Daniel Elliott
Defense hints in $9 million Locksley suit trial
In Linn District Court attorney Raymond Stefani signaled evidence of poor performance by Dr. Herbert B. Locksley in 19 surgeries and possible wrong side skull entry. The trial against 13 anesthesiologists and two Cedar Rapids hospitals is set to proceed with jurors questioned on doctor patient dynamics and insurance coverage.
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Raymond Stefani
Locksley
Cedar Rapids
Stefani
Linn District Court
Thomas Horan
George Wright
Fort Madison
Wright
Mercy Hospital
Manchester
James Snyder
John McClintock
David Brown
Horan
First Grade Parent Meetings on Reading Program
Linn-Mar district invites parents of all first grade students to next week conference sessions about the reading program. Sessions run 7 to 8 p.m. in each school's multipurpose room.
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Linn-Mar
Marion Park Board Meeting and Community Bazaar
Marion Park Board will meet Thursday at 5 p.m. at the Parks Department office. Annual Gift Bazaar at Community Center on November 14 from 10 to 7 and November 15 from 10 to 5 on 7th St and 10th Ave. Quilts and handmade gifts will be sold by Nimble Thimble Quilt Club. Elementary parent meetings are scheduled at Wilkins, Bowman Woods, and Indian Creek, with Dr. Carolyn Heitz outlining reading programs and parent help. Property sale at 1395 10th St in Marion from Bernard Schenken to Richard Snyder, handled by ERA Kensinger Associates.
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Marion Park Board
Parks Department
7Th St
10Th Ave
Marion
Nimble Thimble Quilt Club
Bernard Schenken
10Th St
Richard Snyder
Era-Kensinger Associates
Marion Independent School Board Meeting Notice
The Marion Independent school board will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Longfellow administration building. Also includes classifieds about ad deadlines for Sunday and Monday papers and a private ad for tree trimming yard work and hauling with contact number 377-8555.
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Marion Independent School Board
Longfellow Administration
First Lady of the Sea Travels a Lifetime of Cruises
Mary Rankin, 70, known as the First Lady of the Sea, has logged 45 cruises aboard the Norwegian liner Sagafjord since 1978. She lives in a double stateroom for closet space and plans more voyages, though she is currently hospitalized for a foot ailment. A recent Sagafjord voyage marked her 70th birthday with a bronze plaque.
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Sagafjord
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England
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