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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 2016

Page

3

Standlee Convicted in Second Degree Murder Case

A Scott County jury found Travis Standlee guilty of second degree murder in the Sept. 11, 2015 strangulation death of Sharon Mead on the Coe College campus. He faces up to 50 years, with potential life term if consecutive sentences apply after a prior 50-year term for Raymond Ursino’s death. Sentencing set for Nov. 17 in Linn County District Court.

Davenport Travis Standlee Sharon Mead Standlee Raymond Ursino Mead 6Th Judicial District Patrick Grady Grady Linn County District Court Scott County District Court Linn County Ursino Jordan Schier Scott County Dave Grinde Doug Davis Schier Grinde Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids press for flood protection funding from Clinton and Trump

Cedar Rapids officials used a presidential visit to push for federal support of a $625 million flood control system. Hillary Clinton pledged to help protect Cedar Rapids from flooding, while Donald Trump did not address the topic. Local leaders pressed Congress to appropriate money as the city recalls two of its worst floods in eight years.

Cedar Rapids Hillary Clinton Iowa Clinton NewBo City McGrath Amphitheatre Donald Trump Cedar River Congress Army Corps of Engineers Trump the Gazette Ron Corbett Ann Poe Justin Shields Jett Pomeranz Corbett

Auditor rival pursuit stirs legal clash in Linn County

Linn County Auditor Joel Miller sought arrest of Joe Stutler over an absentee ballot incident at a polling place. County Attorney Jerry Vander Sanden said he does not anticipate charges, calling Miller’s order an abuse of process and saying Stutler did not violate Iowa law. Vander Sanden vows further review.

Cedar Rapids Linn Jerry Vander Sanden Joe Stutler Joel Miller Vander Sanden Stutler Iowa Miller Linn County Linn County Auditor’s Office van der Sanden

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