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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Former Iowa defensive back Micah Hyde plans to fight the disorderly conduct ticket he received over the weekend and a public intoxication charge he received in October. Hyde’s lawyer, Cathy Cartee, said Monday that Hyde did nothing wrong when police responded to a loud party in his apartment building early Sunday, but she hasn’t seen the complaint yet.
Cartee says Hyde also denies being intoxicated during the October incident. But Hyde pleaded guilty to interfering with police and was ordered to pay nearly $400. Hyde is scheduled for two trials in January. The public intoxication case will be heard on Jan. 22, and the disorderly conduct charge will be heard on Jan. 24.
Hyde started 38 games for the Hawkeyes before his career ended last month.
The City Council in Audubon, is expected to act this evening on approving the plans and specifications for the water tower repair and improvement project. A resolution approving the plans and specs will come before the Council after they hear from a representative with J-E-O Consulting about the matter. The Council is also expected to act on authorizing JEO to submit plans to the Iowa DNR for the project, which includes painting the tower. On a related note, the Audubon City Council will act on authorizing JEO to proceed with the bid letting process for the project.
In other business, the Council will discuss repairs to the Police Department office, act on a resolution appointing Tella Knueven, Jen Stetzel and Brandon Toft to the Park and Rec Board, with their terms expiring Dec. 31st, 2014. And, they will act on a resolution approving a report on Tax Increment Financing (TIF).
The Audubon City Council meeting begins at 7-p.m., in their chambers at City Hall.
FOR SALE: Christmas Puppies! I have 2 Female and 2 Male Yorkie-Pinn puppies for For Sale. They have been vet checked and had their first set of shots. They are ready for new homes. They are $200 each. Contact Heather@ 712-254-3881.
FOR SALE: Canoe for sale 150.00. 712-249-0726.
FOR SALE: Occasional burgundy chair never used 100.00. 712-249-0726.
FOR SALE: Lane wingback recliner 75.00 great condition. 712-249-0726.
FOR SALE: Sofa, cocktail and two end tables in heavy pine log finish 225.00 for all. 712-249-0726.
FOR SALE: Kitchen table and four upholstered chairs 225.00. 712-249-0726.
FOR SALE: I have several excercise machines. I need the space so am selling very cheap. Step Master by Weider 5 function electronic action , 50,00. Nordictrack audio rider R400. Air mesh seat.easy entry. 50.00. Wesco Flex 2 XT bench press/ stepper cross train system 50.00. Leg magic Glider ( side to side) 10.00. Treadmill (VitaMaster) ForeRunner . 15″ by 49 ” walk surface. 50.00. ph. 712 243 9849 Atlantic.
FOR SALE: Antique wood burning stove, round oak in excellent condition with decorative cast iron and a trophy on top. Asking $750. Buzz saw for cutting firewood, mounts on a tractor, has wide belt, sharp and works fine. Asking $250. Call 712-304-4998.
WANTED: a used, built-in dishwasher, preferably black. Call 712-789-1289 after 5:00 pm.
Jim Field talks about looking out for your pets during the holidays.
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A reminder to those interested in the future of education in Iowa, that Iowa Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds will be in Atlantic and Council Bluffs tomorrow (Tuesday, December 11th), to hold a community conversations on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), and economic development. The meeting is part of a series of community conversations on the STEM initiative, prior to the start of the 2013 legislative session.
Locally, a Cass County Community Conversation on STEM will be take place 11-a.m., at the Rock Island Depot at 102 Chestnut Street, and in Council Bluffs at 2:30-p.m., in the auditorium of Looft Hall, at Iowa Western Community College.
HARVEY SANDHORST, 70, of Atlantic, died Mon., Dec. 10th, at the Atlantic Nursing & Rehab Center. Services for HARVEY SANDHORST will be held on Thursday, December 13th at 10:30 am in the Zion Lutheran Church in Atlantic. Roland Funeral Home in Atlantic has the arrangements.
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Open visitation will be held at the funeral home from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm daily.
Family will greet friends at the Zion Lutheran Church Thursday at 9:30 am (one hour prior to service)
Burial will be in the 1st Lutheran Cemetery, south of Wiota.
HARVEY SANDHORST is survived by:
Wife: Betty
4 Sons: Lynn (Sandy) Ranney of Red Oak; Terry (Helen) Ranney of Massena; Brad Ranney of Houston, TX; Mark (Pam) Ranney of Red Oak.
2 Daughters: Chelly Latus of Massena; Sherry Ranney of Massena.
2 Sisters: Donnis (Wayne) Kessler of Atlantic; Janet (Gene) Larsen of Walnut.
2 Brothers: Roger (Sharon) Sandhorst of Atlantic; Eugene Sandhorst of Atlantic
13 Grandchildren
6 Great-Grandchildren
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Some Iowa hospitals and clinics have begun using a state computer system to quickly share patient records. Most hospitals and clinics have begun using electronic medical records, but many of their systems are so different they can’t share information. The Iowa Health Information Network aims to solve that problem.
The network also lets hospitals search for records of patients seen at other Iowa hospitals or clinics that also are on the network. Kim Norby, of the Iowa Department of Public Health, told The Des Moines Register that the system is mostly financed by more than $8 million the federal government granted Iowa under the 2009 economic stimulus.
A standard patient confidentiality form will, with patient consent, give a hospital authority to share information via the new system.
The Freese-Notis (podcast) forecast for the KJAN listening area, and weather data for Atlantic…
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