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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

18 Oct 2013

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

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Oct 18, 2013

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9

Obituary notices for Susann Bartz and Betty Morrison

Susann Louise Bartz 85 of Elberon died Oct 16 2013 at St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids. Private family services and burial. Survived by husband Harold and many relatives. Betty Joyce Morrison 55 of Walford died Oct 15 2013 at home cremation per wishes. Memorial gathering Oct 19 at Walford City Hall. Survived by husband two daughters grandchildren stepson and stepgrandchildren.

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Downtown alcohol law 21 only group faces voter challenge

Analysis of Iowa City and US police data shows rises in underage bar arrests by 492 percent after 21 only policy. Open container, minor alcohol provision, after hours sales, and bootlegging citations rose 33 percent while disorderly house citations climbed 83 percent. Voters rejected the attempt to overturn the law in November 2010.

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21 Only Law In Iowa City Faces Support Opponents

The Gazette reports that alcohol related arrests fell barely 0.2 percent in the first three years of the 21 only law compared with before. Supporters expect more underage bar presence now after 10 pm while police intensified party patrols. Neighborhoods note quieter streets, but opponents say underage drinking shifts homeward. Community leaders cite UI data showing fewer assaults and incidents near campus, with debates over safety and campus culture continuing ahead of Nov. 5 city elections.

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Decorah eagle cam tracks D1's northern summer travels

Raptor Resource Project director Anderson monitors D1 the Decorah eagle as she spent summers near Polar Bear Provincial Park and Hudson Bay before returning to Decorah. He records satellite data daily and hopes the transmitter lasts until she matures and nests, with cameras and microphones now wired at both nests.

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Walmart moms weigh trust in Washington amid shutdown

Focus groups with swing voters in Nashville and Kansas City show the so called Walmart moms view Washington as broken after the fiscal showdown. They seek empathetic candidates who can compromise yet remain wary of both parties amid midterm stakes and Obama era shifts.

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