three year old injured in Iowa traffic wreck on bridge
Camren Taylor-Eberle, age three, remained in fair condition after a Monday crash at First Street and A Avenue NE. He was taken to University Hospitals in Iowa City. Driver Angela Eberle, 24, was treated and released from St. Luke's. Keith Meskimen, 39, received a citation for disobeying a traffic light.
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Camren Taylor-Eberle
Camren
University Hospitals
Iowa City
First Street
Avenue
Angela Eberle
F Ave
Keith Meskimen
Urbana
St. Luke’s Hospital
Meskimen
Marion Homecoming Parade route detours in Marion Iowa
Linn-Mar school district warns drivers of alternate routes for the Thursday homecoming parade due to construction on 10th Street. Parade starts at 5 p m and travels south on 10th to McGowan Boulevard then east to 24th Street north to 29th Avenue west to Indian Creek Elementary.
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10Th Street
Marion
Linn-Mar
McGowan Boulevard
McGowan
24Th Street
29Th Avenue
Indian Creek
Alburnett Road
29Th Street
County Home Road
Budget requests rise as Vilsack eyes deep cuts in 2003
Iowa agencies seek more than 282 million in extra spending for fiscal 2003 while Gov. Tom Vilsack plans 200 million in base-budget reductions starting July 1. Budgets totaling 5.16 billion reflect near 5.8 percent rise, with education and health care priorities shielded.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines
Tom Vilsack
State Department of Human Services
Inspectors monitor hazardous material trucks in Iowa
Tipton Iowa road checks target trucks with hazardous loads after 9/11. Drivers report no major delays and support oversight as Capt. Tom Sever and Sgt. Dru Johnston oversee weigh stations. Inspections include license checks, papers, and destination details, taking about 30 minutes. Authorities review rosters and immigrant documents and expect audits finished next week.
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Dru Johnston
Iowa
Ing
Sever
Jones County approves 1 percent sales tax for schools
Jones County voters narrowly approve a 10 year local option sales tax raising the rate from 6 to 7 percent to fund Anamosa Monticello Midland and other districts. The measure passes 1185 to 1013 with 17 percent turnout and directs 80 percent to property tax relief and 20 percent to technology upgrades.
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Kristophere
Owens Gazette
Jones County
Jones County Auditor’s Office
Anamosa
Gordon Cook
Monticello
Midland
Olin
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
North Cedar
Dubuque
Ken Coder
Coder
Jan
Asian beetles invade Cedar Rapids homes seeking warmth
Cedar Rapids residents report many domed Asian beetles inside homes. The harmless insects secrete an orange odor when disturbed and stain surfaces. Sealing entry points with caulk and door sweeps is advised. avoid squashing as it triggers reflex bleeding.
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Eric Vegoe Lazette
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek Nature Center
Iowa
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Diagonal Dr. SW
Ted
Cones
Cheyenne Park
K9 Cola
Cedar Bend Lane
Animal Control of
State Department of Management
Vilsack
Joe Shannahan
Dennis Prouty
Legislative Fiscal Bureau
Buzz Orr Lowa
DOT Division of
Motor Vehicle Enforcement
Steve Clark
Rock Island
Ill
Tipton
Clark
Minneapolis
Minn
By Zack Kucharski
Tom Sever
Department of Transportation
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