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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2011
Page
2
Police say a man admitted involvement in his mother’s murder and will be arraigned. The arrest followed officers encountering the suspect during a routine stop near Fort Madison. Details on charges and the motive were unavailable.
Police report the body of Pacer Bartels was found early Sunday in her car after leaving her home to drive to Manchester. Authorities had asked for public help and cited concern due to a recent dementia diagnosis.
A fragment shows a Saturday lottery contact line with numbers and page references. It includes a phone-like sequence 397.8333 and mentions 32931 as a ZIP or code. The readable portion lacks clear event details or full sentences.
Readers are directed to The Gazette for notices and listings including terms due dates and a future event roundup. The entry mentions recycling campaigns and a memorial arson event at 7 p.m. on Madison and Jefferson streets in Iowa City with contact details, plus local park activities and greenhouse events at Nomindge Park.
Jones County voters go to the polls Tuesday to elect a county sheriff in a special election spurred by the July 1 appointment of Harvey Desotel to replace Mark Denniston. Desotel, 62, of Anamosa, runs as a Democrat against Rick La Mere, 61, a Republican and former DEA agent, with two other petitioned candidates.
Polls open Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. for a Jones County special election. Voting sites are Anamosa Lawrence Center and Cass for Des Moines and Cascade. Center Junction. Martelle Fire Station. Monticello Bemdes Center. Morley Oli School. Onslow Community Room. Oxford Junction Fire Station. Wyoming Memorial Hall. Absentee voting ends at 5 p.m. today in the Auditor's Office.
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