Former bank official admits embezzling
Todd R. Kramer, 38, former vice president and loan officer at the Garwin branch of Lincoln Savings Bank, pleaded guilty in Cedar Rapids to federal embezzlement and money laundering for misappropriating funds in 2003 and 2004. He faces up to 50 years in prison with expected 14 to 21 months and must repay stolen money.
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Dorothy de Souza Guedes
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Tama County
Todd R. Kramer
Garwin
Lincoln Savings Bank
Kramer
U.S
Ian Thornhill
Lincoln State Bank
First arrest tied to Iowa City Crime Stoppers tip
Bakara Diakite, 30, was arrested by Columbus SWAT on a Coralville warrant for first degree robbery at a Hy Vee gas station. Investigators credited a Crime Stoppers tip and surveillance photos. Diakite awaits extradition from Ohio. the case carries up to 25 years in prison.
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Gregg Hennigan
Ne Gazette
Coralville
Iowa City
Bakara Diakite
Columbus
Ohio
S.W.A.T
Barry Bedford
Bedford
Second St
Conviction upheld in Iowa murder case 2005
The Iowa Court of Appeals affirmed Rob ert Stanley Davis 50 year sentence for second degree murder in the 2005 stabbing death of his girlfriend Wendy Barnes in Cedar Rapids. The court ruled there was malice afore thought, denying manslaughter and setting parole eligibility after at least 35 years.
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C.R. Man
The
Gazette Des Moines
Iowa Court of Appeals
Robert Stanley Davis
Wendy Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Barnes
Davis
Statefunded preschool funds for Linn County 245 children
Cedar Rapids report notes 245 Linn County four year olds will access state funded preschool this year through four districts and area partners. Mary Airy of the Grant Wood AEA says 60 workers gathered to discuss next funding rounds as 63 districts receive $15 million for tuition free programs.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Mary Airy
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Airy
AEA
Iowa
Day Cares
Linn Penford reach truck compromise in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids weighing a compromise on Penford truck staging near the plant and Linn County offices. If approved by the city, Penford will shift a truck staging area by year end, converting an employee lot at First Street and 10th Avenue SW into space off 10th Avenue SW. The plan includes a half block of 10th Avenue SWone way west with an island and a rebuilt road at Penford expense. Eastbound traffic to the county lot would still access both entrances but not to First Street SW. Penford would relocate staging from 1996 lease site, amid neighborhood group complaints, with final city approval pending.
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Dick Hogan
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Penford
Linn County
First Street
10Th Avenue
James Houser
Penford Lot
County
Second Street
10Th
Linn County Supervisors
Sinclair Meatpacking
Oak Hill/ Jackson
New Bohemia
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