Memorial for Sgt. Paul Fisher Set in Cedar Rapids
Union plans a funeral for Sgt. Paul Fisher 39 Cedar Rapids who died from injuries after a CH 47 Chinook helicopter was downed near Fallujah Iraq on Nov 6. The IBEW Local 405 paid private visitation this week and Glen Henry will serve as pallbearer at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Injured Waukon player returns to team as manager
Senior Kristy Krambeer, once crippled by a neck injury in a Waterloo area accident, was limited to team manager duties this season. Randy Nordheim, Waukon High volleyball coach, drove seven players to a tournament when the crash occurred.
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Restaurant inspections lag as fees fail to cover costs
Health inspectors across Iowa say licensing fees from 50 to 225 do not cover inspection costs for restaurants and other food-service places, leading to many facilities inspected far less than state law requires and potential gaps in food safety. Industry groups counter that eateries are safe with few outbreaks, while inspectors note funding limits hinder regular checks.
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Online access to Linn and Johnson county restaurant inspections
GazetteOnline offers online viewing of restaurant inspection reports from Linn and Johnson counties starting May 1 with weekly updates. Environmental health coordinator Stacey Thompson noted the project is limited by finances as a six month Gazette investigation examined local inspections.
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Energy bill pact nears vote after decade wait
Republicans announce a negotiated energy bill framework amid talks on a 1700 page measure. The plan, still pending green bonds funding for a Coralville indoor rainforest, aims to boost jobs, cut price spikes, and extend ethanol use while expanding oil and gas access on federal lands.
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State Law Judge dismisses hotel lawsuit
Iowa City judge rules Coralville city owned hotel project may proceed under state law. Hearing in Johnson County District Court on Friday set up a swift appeal by hotelier’s attorney Steve Nelson. The $63.2 million hotel convention center would include a 250 room Marriott managed hotel and 60,000 square feet of meeting space.
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