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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 2009

Page

3

Corridor Duplex Fire Displaces Eight, Damage Downtown

A grill left on a wooden deck sparked a fire that destroyed most of a Coralville duplex at 1936 Southridge Dr. Firefighters from Coralville North Liberty and Tiffin fought the blaze for nearly five hours. Eight people were displaced and the neighboring unit at 1934 Southridge suffered smoke damage. No loss estimate was provided.

Coralville Southridge Dr North Liberty Tiffin American Red Cross Southridge

UI Hospitals Hosts Gamblers Anonymous Meetings

UI Hospitals in Iowa City invites compulsive gamblers and supporters to weekly Gamblers Anonymous meetings at 6 p.m. each Thursday in room 51003 on the fifth floor Melrose Conference Center Pomerantz Pavilion. No dues or membership fees. For information call Martha at 319 353 3904.

Iowa City University of Iowa Melrose Pomerantz Pavilion Martha

Jury selection begins in Cedar Rapids rape trial

The Linn County District Court starts jury selection in the case of Bruce Braggs 33 of Cedar Rapids charged with first degree burglary and second degree sexual abuse. Braggs is accused of raping a 19 year old woman in 2007 with a hood device over her head during multiple assaults. The defense cites delays from attorney changes and motions including a request to review the victim's mental health records. Judge Mitchell Turner and counsel reviewed the records finding no help to the defense. The Gazette will live blog from court once testimony starts with opening statements possible today or Tuesday and the trial expected to continue into next week.

The Gazette Cedar Rapids Bruce Braggs Linn Braggs Kirkwood Court Mitchell Turner Turner Trish Mehaffey

Cedar Rapids girl wins state fair grade chess title

Eleven year old Sarah Steinke captured the fifth and sixth grade championship at the Iowa State Fair. She learned from her teacher Clint Stone at Coolidge Elementary and credits chess with a mix of fun and strategy. Her mother Marie cheered the win noting girls can excel, and Sarah plans to keep playing with Taft Middle School chess club.

Anna Lothson The Gazette Cedar Rapids Sarah Steinke Sarah Clint Stone Coolidge Elementary Marie Steinke Steinke Kelly Taft Middle School

Federal funds aid job growth plan for Eastern Iowa

The East Central Iowa Council of Governments receives 101 340 from the U S Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration to draft an economic development framework for Benton Johnson Jones Linn and Washington counties. Senators Harkin and Grassley praise public private partnership to boost opportunities and private investment.

Iowa U.S. Department of Commerce Tom Harkin

Authors discuss Postville diversity in Cedar Rapids event

University of Northern Iowa sociologists Mark Grey and Michele Devlin and Postville businessman Aaron Goldsmith discuss their book Postville USA Surviving Diversity in Small Town America at Barnes & Noble Cedar Rapids at 7 p m Thursday. They recount events surrounding the May 12 2008 federal immigration raid and its impact on Agriprocessors Inc and the town. They also speak at Prairie Lights Iowa City on Oct 6.

Cedar Rapids Postville Barnes & Noble Book Store U.S.A Iowa University of Northern Iowa Mark Grey Michele Devlin Aaron Goldsmith

Eyewitness talk on Palestine at Iowa City Library

Joe Goodner of the International Solidarity Movement will speak at 7 p.m. in Meeting Room A of the Iowa City Public Library. He traveled to Palestine with the Solidarity Movement in June and July and will recount life under occupation and the eviction of his host family in Sheikh Jarrah.

The Gazette Iowa City People For Justice In Palestine University of Iowa Antiwar Committee Joe Goodner International Solidarity Movement Iowa City Public Library Goodner Solidarity Movement Sheikh Jarrah S. Linn St

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