Springville man faces second week in Clarke County murder trial
Stephen Keyes, 28, stands trial in Clarke County District Court for a Dec. 26 fire that killed his wife and son at 811 County Home Road. The state cites insurance money as motive. 30 witnesses testified last week with up to 25 more possible as defense plans about 15 witnesses next week. Keyes and two other children escaped. Trial moved from Linn County due to publicity. Contact CITYLINE for updates.
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Stephen Keyes
Springville
Clarke County
Keyes
County Home Road
Sandra Keyes
Michael
Miranda
Clarke County District Court
Linn County
Cedar Rapids forum set for candidates at library
The League of Women Voters hosts a Cedar Rapids parks commissioner forum tonight from 7 to 8 at Beems Auditorium, downtown library. Candidates P T Larson Dale Todd and incumbent Evan Hughes will attend with a post event informal visit. top two from the Oct 7 primary advance to the Nov 4 general. Police report three Minneapolis men arrested on burglary charges after airbags were stolen from area dealers.
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League of Women Voters
Cedar Rapids
Beems
First St. SE
P.T. Larson
Dale Todd
Evan Hughes
David B. Weeks
Cottage Grove
Minn
Todd M. Perrine
Burnsville
Jeffrey A.carlson
Bloomington
Linn County
Jeff Hembera
Bob Zimmerman
Ford
First Ave
Hembera
Cedar ‘Rapids
Monona Motorcyclist Dies In Iowa Crash
A motorcyclist, Gary Galloway 62 from Manchester, died Sunday when his bike collided with a car at Highway 18 and Falcon Avenue in Clayton County near Monona. The car driver Jason Linder 22 of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin failed to yield while entering the intersection. No charges had been filed as of last report.
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Iowa
Gary Galloway
Manchester
Iowa State Patrol
Linder
Cleanliness tops list of cider house rules
Gazette rural affairs writer Gerett Kreeze and his wife Willy run Holland Orchard in southwest Cedar Rapids. He describes an operating room like cider room with stainless steel bottling gear and bleach cleaning. Kroeze earned the Towa Certified Apple Cider Maker title amid concerns about E coli 0157:H7 contamination.
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Iowa Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association
The
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fall River
Mass
Schedule of trials and economic reports this week in Iowa and nationally
Monday to Friday events include a $2 billion trial in Orange County against Merrill Lynch, federal and commerce department releases on inflation, industrial production, housing starts, unemployment claims, and personal income. Local notices feature Cedar Rapids meetings with industry speakers and mortgage rate updates. The text also lists a bank trust manager in Iowa and a profile of a daughter in San Francisco with community roles.
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Orange County
Merrill Lynch
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
American Bankers Association
Cedar Rapids Executive Association
Ashley's
Craig Clark
Michelle Graves
Clark’s Pharmacy
Greater
Iowa
National Contract Management Association
Longbranch
Paul Pate
Freddie Mac
Firstar
Michelle Hansen
San Francisco
Calif
Unplanned ascent for Fir st Bank Iowa executive Donna Sorensen
Donna Sorensen rose to senior vice president and trust division manager at Firstrust Bank Iowa in Cedar Rapids through a nontraditional path. A Clinton native, she balanced college and single motherhood, earned a law degree, worked in the Linn County Attorney’s Office, then moved to the bank’s trust department before ascending to top leadership.
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Cy L.W. Ward
Donna Sorensen
Firstar Bank Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Firstar Bank
Manag
George C
Sorensen
Clinton
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Democratic Society
Michelle
Marycrest College
Davenport
University of Iowa College of Law
Linn County Attorney’s Office
Trust Department of Peoples Bank
Norwest Bank Iowa
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Monona
U.S. Apple Association
U.S
United States
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Everett Kreeze
Holland Orchard
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Vucas
Sobciiiaity
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