Ossian Man Hurt. Two Die In Fort Atkinson Crash
An Ossian man remained hospitalized after a Fort Atkinson crash killed two men. Robert H. Bohr, 23, of Ossian, was in critical condition after a car driven by Brian Rael, 21, of Waterloo, crashed at County Road W-14 and Highway 24. Rael and Troy Hertges, 22, of Ossian, died at the scene. Bohr was airlifted to Rochester after initial treatment. All were reportedly not wearing seat belts.
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Fort Atkinson
Robert H. Bohr
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Bohr
Brian Rael
Waterloo
State Patrol
Rael
I 380 traffic enforcement nets 47 citations in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police issued 47 citations Saturday night along the I 380 corridor. Forty tickets were for speeding, one for drunken driving, one for driving on a suspended license, and five were miscellaneous charges. Officers used laser speed devices for the checks.
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Cedar Rapids
Red Ribbon Parade Plans Third Annual Celebration
The third Red Ribbon Celebration Parade is planned for 10 a.m. October 28 in downtown Cedar Rapids. Community members can join at no cost by displaying red ribbons or banners, wearing red, carrying posters, walking as a group, marching as a band, or making a float. For registration forms call St. Luke's Hospital at 369-7395 or Area Substance Abuse Council at 390-4611.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Area Substance Abuse Council
Mount Vernon motorcycle crash sends woman to Mercy Cedar Rapids
A Waverly woman, Mary Hough 47, was airlifted Sunday to Mercy Medical Center after a Mount Vernon crash at highways 1 and 30. Her husband Robert Hough 51 rode the motorcycle. car driver Stephen Prelipp 51 failed to see the bike from a stop sign.
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Mercy Medical Center
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Mary Hough
Robert Hough
Russ West
Stephen Prelipp
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West
Houghs
Prelipp
Mercy
Gazette Net opens electronic bulletin board service
The Gazette announces Gazette Net an electronic bulletin board for reader letters story ideas and forms. Call (319) 868 8800 with 8 data bits no parity 1 stop and use full duplex to submit letters start or suspend subscriptions place classified ads and join ongoing discussions on current topics.
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Migrant Finds Safer Life and Hope in New City
A resident recalls moving from Houston seeking a better life and safety. The speaker notes the new city feels secure and supports the idea that their son may choose to stay long term.
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Houston
Coun
Gunder
Wendy Peterson
Larry Landsgard
Community Club
Bob McNally
McNally
Peterson
Kevin
Carol Wettleson
Gunder Town Builds Community Spirit With Signage And Service
In Gunder Iowa population 35 residents rally as Community Club members craft welcome signs and plant 41 barrel flower planters. They restore a World War I sundial write a town history and plan banners and Christmas tree barrels while stressing neighborly aid over government.
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Rita Seymour
Gazete
Iowa
Gander
Marion Lutheran
Gunder
Community Club
Clayton County
Changing farm attitude turns profitable in Washington Iowa
Alan Meyer, after 29 years growing corn and soybeans, adopts chemical free farming by adding alfalfa to rotation and using a manual cultivator. He hires teens to weed and bale hay, proving farm diversity boosts value. Iowa Department of Economic Development supports value added methods and tours to promote community and environmental benefits.
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Marlene Lucas
Washington
Iowa
Alan Meyer
Meyer
Iowa Department of Economic Development
Washington County
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