Cedar Rapids Woman Sues Orthopedist Over Malpractice
Celeste A. Larson sues Dr. Martin F. Roach in Linn District Court alleging a knee surgery error caused ongoing pain and limited motion. The complaint claims a hip screw too long was used, bleeding was not controlled, and timing and handling worsened her condition. Her husband seeks loss of consortium. the suit requests unspecified damages.
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Cedar Rapids
Celeste A. Larson
Linn
Martin F. Roach
John
Consortium
Larson
Roach
Labor Day vehicle thefts hit Cedar Rapids area
Thieves broke into several vehicles around Cedar Rapids during the Labor Day holiday. Reported losses include a $700 business radio from a Great Plains Gas truck near 14th Avenue SW, $1,600 in tools from Ted Nelson’s pickup on Buckingham Drive NW, and tools plus a $1,011 stereo from Steven Klein’s truck near Dark Horse Tavern. Other thefts include a van window pried on Buckingham Drive and a $200 CB radio plus fishing reel stolen, with additional items taken from a Steve Klatt vehicle at the Job Service office and from Steve Klatt’s pickup nearby.
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Cedar Rapids
Great Plains Gas Co
14Th Ave
Ted Nelson
Buckingham Drive
Leroy David Wolfe
Steven Klein
18Th Ave
Dark Horse Tavern
First Ave
Spanish expedition founds first permanent North American settlement
On this date in 1565 a Spanish expedition landed at what is today St Augustine Florida and established the first permanent European settlement in North America.
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St. Augustine, Fla
North America
Cedar Rapids Planning Commission approves at home bait shop rezoning
The Cedar Rapids Planning Commission approved a revised zoning plan allowing David Henley to operate a bait shop from his parents home at 1718 Center Point Road NE after unanimous 10 0 backing. The plan also alters zoning for nearby parcels and includes conditions for East Town Motors use in C 2. A 1900 Galveston hurricane note closes the item.
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Teresa Gull
Atte News
David Henley
Cedar Rapids
Planning Commission
Kirkwood Offers Five Week Job Skills Course
Kirkwood Community College will run a five week course in job seeking skills starting September 16 at Jane Boyd Community House. Only ten participants admitted with videotaping exercises and individualized attention. Instructor Mary Lou Heitz will teach Thursdays 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 14th Avenue and 10th Street SE. Tuition is $20 per person and pre-registration at 398-5412 is advised.
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Kirkwood Community College
Jane Boyd
Mary Lou Heitz
Kirkwood Skill Center
14Th Avenue
10Th Street
Man Charged With Third Degree Theft In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police arrested 19 year old Allen L Huenefeld of 4101 16th Ave SW for third degree theft. A complaint says he possessed church property taken from First Lutheran Church valued over $290. He is held at Linn County Jail pending arraignment.
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Allen L. Huenefeld
16Th Ave
Cedar Rapids
First Lutheran
Third Ave
Huenefeld
Linn County
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Steve Klatt
Olin
Job Service of Iowa
Seventh St. SE
Marion
T.I.P.S
the Gazette
C.R. At-Home Bait Shop
Rob Church
Mount Vernon Road
Galveston
Texas
Kirkwood
of Petland
Sn Mill Goofs
Center Pt. Rd
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