Survivor Thomas tells of ordeal on Oprah
Lindsay Thomas shares her accident and five day car entrapment on Oprah Winfrey at 4 p.m. on KCRG-TV9. The 2001 North Fayette graduate and Hanger Orthopedic Group employee describes losing both feet and ankles and her recovery near San Francisco.
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Lindsay Thomas
Kcrg-Tv9
Thomas
North Fayette High School
San Francisco
Hanger Orthopedic Group
Authors tied to Columbine book head to New York interview
Cedar Rapids author Rob Merritt and Brooks Brown travel after a Cedar Rapids book signing to tape a CNN interview with Connie Chung in New York. Merritt, 26, graduates Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School in 1994, Brown, 22, is from Colorado and knew Harris and Klebold. The program airs at 7 tonight on CNN.
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Rob Merritt
Brooks Brown
Columbine
Lantern Books
New York
Cedar Rapids
Connie Chung
CNN
Merritt
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School
Richard
Linda Merritt
Brown
Colorado
Eric Harris
Dylan Klebold
Batavia Man Dead in West Liberty Crash
Dean M. Jensen of Batavia, 46, was killed early Sunday when his vehicle struck a pole at the 155th Street and Highway 70 junction near West Liberty. The Muscatine County Sheriff's Department said the crash occurred shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday.
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West Liberty
Dean M. Jensen
Batavia
Jensen
155Th Street
Highway 70
Charles McClure
Muscatine County
Cedar Rapids Contractor Granted Late Night Noise Waiver
The City Council approved a noise waiver for Point Builders of Cedar Rapids to pour concrete for the Farmers State Bank addition at 1240 Eighth Ave during late night hours this week until 1 a.m. The firm says daytime work would disrupt traffic.
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Three Hurt After Car Hits Signpost On Highway 52
Three people remained hospitalized last night after a car struck a signpost Sunday on Highway 52 about 15 miles northwest of Dubuque. William Bakey, 33, of Sherrill and Keith Merfeld, 31, of Dubuque were in critical condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City, while Donald Ward, 31, of Dubuque, was in good condition at Finley Hospital in Dubuque. The Dubuque County Sheriff's Department said the crash occurred about 8:20 p.m. two miles south of Holy Cross when the car went out of control. name of driver not released.
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Dubuque
William Bakey
Sherrill
Keith Merfeld
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Donald Ward
Finley Hospital
Dubuque County
Holy Cross
Political ads top $5 million in Cedar Rapids-Waterloo market
The Cedar Rapids Waterloo TV market spent nearly 5 million on political ads in 2002 with 21,863 spots aired across KWWL KCRG and KGAN. Campaign totals may underestimate actual spend, as KFXA was not included in the tally. The run up to the November 5 election saw a surge that crowded out other programming.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids-Waterloo
John Phelan
Kcrg-Tv9
Gazette Communications
the Gazette
Tim Weaver
Kwwl-Tv
Waterloo
KCRG
Phelan
Campaign Media Analysis Group
Iowa
KFXA
Fox
KWWL
KGAN
Des Moines
Central Lowa
Ames
Eastern
Lowa
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Rock Island
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Belle Plaine weighs cap on households pets
City officials consider an ordinance to limit how many animals a household may keep after police captured 33 cats at a former home. Mayor Judy Carter notes concerns about neighbors with large numbers of animals as the town of about 2900 weighs a six cat limit similar to Council Bluffs.
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Belle Plaine
Judy Carter
Iowa
Andrew Lent
Iowa League of Cities
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
League of Cities
Kathleen Fisher
Fisher
Young Veterans Day ceremony draws few young attendees
Cedar Rapids attendees reflected on service at Veterans Memorial Coliseum as only a handful under 35 were present among about 400. Pfc Marcus Burns, 26, of Fairfax, home on leave from Fort Campbell, described Afghanistan duty and readiness for Ranger School while noting war concerns in Iraq. Performances by the New Horizons Band and Carl Redondo kept the mood patriotic as Burns eyed his future in the Army.
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Cedar Rapids
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
America
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Marcus Burns
Fairfax
Burns
Afghanistan
Fort Campbell
Army Ranger School
Iraq
New Horizons
Carl Redondo
Old newspapers unearthed reveal house age clues in Iowa
Wyoming resident Larry Boring found 1915 Cedar Rapids Republican and Des Moines Capitol papers under his 1920 built floor while remodeling. He shares coffee with locals at DJ's Casual Cafe, noting the discovery alters his understanding of the home's age.
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Wyoming
Larry
Lynch Ford
Mount Vernon
Jones County Amateur Radio
Ted
Gazette
Wellman
Cedar Rapids
The
Des Moines Capitol
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