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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1998

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Tama County Attorney Warns on Laser Pens Targeting Officers

The Tama County attorney vows prosecution for anyone who points a laser pen at a law enforcement officer. The warning comes amid concerns about glare and officer safety.

Tama County

Y2K Banking Fears Prompt $50 Billion In Print Run

Bankers reassure the public as the fed stockpiles cash and ATMs amid Y2K worries. Details cover money and consumer impact across multiple pages.

Feds

Cedar Rapids theatre adds humor to Miracle on 34th Street

In the Travel & Arts section the ey Theatre Cedar Rapids presents a holiday production of Miracle on 34th Street with lighthearted twists. The piece notes a lively cast and community audience engagement as the show runs this season.

Theatre Cedar Rapids Travel & Arts Sunday’s Gazette

Smuggling Ring Said To Be Largest In U S History

Four men arrested in Cedar Rapids are linked to an international alien smuggling operation described by INS as the largest in U S history. The cartel allegedly moved thousands of Indians from Moscow to Cuba and onward to the United States while using dozens of employers in 38 states.

Steve Gravelle Gazette Cedar Rapids United States Immigration and Naturalization Service Mariela Melero INS Dallas the Gazette Washington, D.C Moscow Cuba Ecuador Bahamas Mexico Afghanistan Pakistan Syria India Nepal Gerald No Ees Melero Janet Reno Puerto Rico Nick Diaz Nitin Shettie

Police union urges officers to skip name clearing hearings

Iowa City police union head Dan Dreckman told members not to participate in Police Citizens Review Board name clearing hearings. He says the hearings offer no discipline power and could harm officers later. City Council weigh changes excluding complainants. board chair stresses value of officers’ in-person input.

Johnson County Bureau Iowa City Police Citizens Review Board Dan Dreckman Dreckman Matthew Glasson Cedar Rapids Leah Cohen Cohen

Cedar Rapids deputy standoff ends with officer shot

Police Capt. Phil Peters, 39, remains in stable condition after shotgun wounds from a six hour standoff in Cedar Rapids. Suspect Mitchell Langeinger, 31, faces attempted murder charges and $500000 bail after his court appearance. Peters underwent surgery to remove pellets and has a tracheotomy. recovery expected.

Steinbronn Peters Bud Byrne Byrne

Iowa teacher pay gap widens between rural and urban districts

State education chief Ted Stilwill says the Condition of Education report shows rural districts struggle to attract and keep teachers as average salaries range from 24 641 in districts under 250 students to 37 206 in districts above 7 500. Administrators show larger disparities with urban superintendents earning far more.

Rod Boshart Becky Stover Gazette Star Des Moines Iowa Ted Stilwill Stilwill State Department of Education

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