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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1982
Page
8
William R. Hennessey and Son Inc started demolition on the site between First and Second streets and Fifth and Sixth avenues SE for a new Cedar Rapids Public Library. An early building, an Illinois Central Railroad warehouse, was torn down as work proceeds with construction planned for late summer.
Cedar Rapids officials and Cedar Rapids Cable Communications met to discuss theft and tampering with cable services. The company cites about 90000 dollars monthly losses and asks for stiffer penalties and possible ordinance changes. City will not prosecute without company action or warrants via county attorney.
Cedar Rapids Mayor Don Canney will discuss the city's economy on ABC News tonight in a 5 PM KCRG TV segment. The interview with Dan Cortz covered unemployment comparisons, high interest rates, and Reagan's New Federalism, with further national media Spain.
Republican Eliot Gould addressed a Lindale Mall audience at Bishop's arguing for a change on the Linn County board. He criticized existing lip service, urged private sector growth, and touted his experience as a small independent businessman to contrast with his opponent.
The Brooklyn Guernsey Malcom community district eliminated two full time posts this week. Virginia Clark held an elementary guidance role and Nancy Frimms ran a ninth through 12th grade art position. both are discontinued at the end of this school year.
Cedar Rapids merges its senior and handicapped bus service with Linn County LIFTS. LIFTS will operate the system and be funded by the city to save duplications and costs. Routes 13, 8, and 12 change. one route is eliminated. City seeks 1.32 million federal funds for operating deficit.
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