Mary M. Hesse 87 of Iowa City dies
Mary M. Hesse 87 of Iowa City died Oct. 11 2017. Funeral at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Oct. 16 with burial at Memory Gardens. Visitation at church. in lieu of flowers memorials to Briarwood Health Care Center. Born Aug. 31 1950 in Waterloo daughter of Carrol and Lillian Sheeley. Married Erich J. Hesse Sept. 11 1949. Survived by daughters Kathleen Bugg and Karen Warner grandchildren Nicole Berry Rochelle Richard Ericha Te Bockhorst Jeremy Warner Olivia Warner great grandchildren Jade Taylor Moel Jake Moel Griffin Berry Grayson Berry great great granddaughter Nelielle Wilson brothers Donald Sheeley Douglas Sheeley. Preceded by parents and husband. Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service.
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New York man found guilty in Hopkinton bank robbery
A federal jury convicted Daniel Louis Jackson of armed bank robbery and related crimes for the October 2016 Citizens State Bank raid in Hopkinton. Co-defendant Jason Centeno pleaded guilty earlier. both faced long federal prison terms and heavy fines.
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Gazette Wedding Notices Services and Contact
The Gazette invites readers to submit engagements weddings and anniversaries and provides phone numbers 319 368 8873 and 1 800 397 8212 for details and forms to prepare writeups.
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Mystic Tat 2 owner touts community tattoos and drives
Mystic Tat 2 owner David Smith and artist Elizabeth Peters say dozens have gotten food themed tattoos and that the shop hosts community drives. Last year a tattoo drive supported suicide prevention, with plans to donate to a local animal shelter next year and to support the Cedar Rapids school district. Local graduates from Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School run the shop at 419 Third Ave. SW since 2009.
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Democrats Move to Force ACA Cost Sharing Payments
Senate Democrats including Towns vow to sue Trump to resume cost sharing reductions under the ACA. Analysts say legal fights are uphill while lawmakers weigh funding draws and a potential bipartisan bill. Opposition from some conservatives signals a rocky path amid Dec 6 funding deadlines.
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Iowa Stopgap Plan Awaits Approval Amid Funding Uncertainty
The Iowa Stopgap measure still awaits federal approval while funding concerns persist. Medica says Trump’s CSR payout end won’t change 2018 plans or premiums already set, and subsidies remain available though some above 400 percent poverty pay higher costs. The stopgap, aiming to stabilize the ACA marketplace with tax credits and reinsurance, awaits waiver approval as Gov Reynolds coordinates with the White House and CMS.
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