Mayme Jacobi 75 of Traer dies after long nursing career
Mayme Georgia Jacobi aged 75 of Traer died September 8 2010 at Sunrise Hill Care Center Traer. Services set for September 13 at St Paul Catholic Church Traer with a Sunday rosary at Overton Funeral Home. She lived in Traer most of her life, nursing for 50 years and supporting family and community. She is survived by Donald and four children, eleven grandchildren and two brothers. Memorials directed to Hospice Compassus Traer Ambulance Service or St Paul Church.
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Mayme Georgia Jacobi
Traer
Sunrise Hill
Compassus
St. Paul Catholic Church
Overton Funeral Home
Mayme
Ludwig
Mildred (Roubinek) Seda
Country
Traer High School
Iowa State University
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Donald R. Jacobi
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Clutter
Charleston
S.C
Air Force
St. Vincent DePaul’s Catholic Church
Omaha
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Harlan
Des Moines
Don
Harlan Community High School
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
Donald
David
Iowa City
Susan
Stanley) Jacobi-Brewer
Urbandale
Kathleen
Duane
Jacobi-Karna
Muncie
Ind
Daniel
Dorothy
Ely
Rebekah
Rachael
Renee
David II
Nathaniel Jacobi
Millie
Suzanne Brewer
Kathryn
Jacob Karna
Daniel II
Delaney Jacobi
Leonard
Collette) Seda
Victor
Ted
Gail) Seda
Green Bay
Wis
Mildred Seda
Hospice Compassus
Traer Ambulance Service
Traer Public Library
St Paul Catholic Church
Overtonservice.com
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Eleven apply for district court post
The Gazette reports nine lawyers and two magistrates have applied for the 6th Judicial District district court judge seat to replace retired Judge Kristin Hibbs. Interviews begin Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the Linn County Courthouse. Two nominees will be chosen for submission to Gov. Chet Culver.
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Cedar Rapi
6Th Judicial District Nominating Commission
Kristin Hibbs
Linn County
Chet Culver
Corbett Luedeman
Stephen Jackson Jr
Lorraine Machacek
Mary Chichelly
Brian
UI Proposes Division of World Languages and Cultures
University of Iowa seeks Board of Regents approval to form the Division of World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The umbrella division would oversee six existing departments in Phillips Hall, including Asian and Slavic Languages and Literatures, French and Italian, German, Spanish and Portuguese, and the American Sign Language Program. It would also administer the Language Media Center for students and faculty.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
State Board of Regents
Language Media Center
Ternus urges impartial judiciary and merit selection
Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Marsha Ternus defended judicial impartiality at a Des Moines Rotary Club, urging judges to void laws inconsistent with the constitution. She warned that electing judges could threaten a fair system, citing historic rulings on race, abortion, gun rights, and campaign finance. Former Gov. Rob port Ray backed retaining the merit-based method.
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Deus Moines
Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
Marsha Ternus
Terns
Iown
Robert Ray
Ternus
Ray
Grassley Embraces Twitter Fame Among Congress Top Ten
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley ranks among the ten most followed members of Congress on Twitter with over 20 000 followers and 659 tweets. He notes he could tweet more and cites Republican activity on Twitter as unsurprising. Roxanne Conlin also tweets with 1 202 followers and 424 tweets since early this year.
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James Q. Lynch
Chuck Grassley
Congress
Iowa Republican
Cedar Rapids
Burson-Marsteller
Grassley
ChuckGrassley
Tom Harkin
Harkin
Facebook
Roxanne Conlin
Five from Eastern Iowa charged in separate incidents
Public safety and county attorney offices report separate accusations against five individuals in Eastern Iowa. Shane Trimble Ronald Rooney Miles Wade Craig Wright and Rachel Balik face charges at various locations and times this week. offenses noted include third or second offense counts.
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Iowa
Shane W. Trimble
King Dr
16Th Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Ronald L. Rooney
Kressier Rd
Harriet Avenue
Rich Mar Court
Miles A. Wade
Starry Dr
Marion
Blairs Ferry Road
Marion Boulevard
Craig C. Wright
Shellsburg
Cedar River Bridge
Lewis Access
Multiple Iowa City area police reports list drug and weapon charges
The log details numerous individuals charged in Sept 3 incidents across Iowa City and surrounding areas. Among those cited are Melissa Johnson for child endangerment with marijuana and firearms, Steven Eldridge for choking a child, and Louisa Shelby for psilocybin and marijuana. Also noted are charges for conspiracy to manufacture meth and other possession offenses with various residences and dates.
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Melissa N. Johnson
Third Ave
Johnson County
Iowa City
Steven L. Eldridge
Hollywood Blvd
Louisa D. Shelby
Third Ave. SE
Joshua C. Steggall
Ave. NE
Lorenzo A. Harris-Thompson
Houston
Mount Vernon
Jason R. Murphy
Troy St
Gregory A. McCorkle
Johnson Ave
Wilson Avenue
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Judy) Herrin
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