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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2003
Page
26
The Log reports a Johnson County Iowa City case alleging assault causing injury to a girlfriend on March 10. Authorities say the defendant pushed the victim, held her down, grabbed her neck, and lifted her off the floor.
Ashley Ann Rabik age 19 of Cedar Rapids faces drunken driving charges after a 2:51 a.m. incident at Highways 6 and 965 in Coralville. Koothbang Yuot age 19 of Marshalltown charged after a 2:08 a.m. event on Highway 6 at Goodwill in Iowa City.
Kathleen Odell faces second degree theft and two counts of using a stolen credit card for purchases totaling 1890.49 between March 12 and 28 using her mother's card. Brian Ramont Perkins is charged with assault causing injury after pushing the victim against a car and striking her at 939 Iowa Ave. Michael Jon Willoughby is also named in the report.
A building fire reported at 7 10 a m Sunday at 619 East Market Street in Iowa City. medical calls count listed as one.
Donations to troops in Iraq are collected at The Hair Designers 1476 S First Ave Iowa City ongoing until peace. Willowwind School 226 S Johnson St hosts open house Sunday 1 to 3 p.m. Learn about its 31 year existence 50 mixed age students and its arts, language and mentoring programs. applications for 2006-07 accepted. Contact Pam Bailey at 319 338-6061 for details.
Leonard Hayflick, renowned cell aging pioneer, will deliver the 2003 Parkin Memorial Lecture on Aging at the University of Iowa MERF. The program includes a 4:30 PM reception and a 6 PM talk on The Biology of Human Aging and Longevity Determination in MERF Room A-1110.
The Elder Services Inc event in Old Capitol Town Center will start at 7 30 p m on Wednesday April 9 correction notes the earlier date was wrong and invites reader feedback on newspaper accuracy call numbers are provided for comments
Mountaineer Chuck Huss starts travel at The Eastern Iowa Airport toward Kathmandu to begin his Everest expedition. He plans to attempt the summit in the first or second week of May becoming the first Iowan to reach the top.
A Cedar Rapids benefit concert at CSPS features Wishing Chair Jamie Anderson and Berne Fleming with tickets 12 in advance 15 at the door. Iowa Women’s Music Festival may be Sept 13 in Iowa City. A Wellman benefit basketball night April 9 at Mid Prairie HS raises funds for cystic fibrosis with faculty versus seniors and intermission games. A May 3 18 hole golf tournament at Wellman Sand Green Golf Course costs 25 per person including beverages and pork dinner. Reservations: 319 646-6796 after 5 pm or 319 646-5643.
Zion Lutheran Church hosts the third annual Kraut and More Sauerkraut Supper at 310 N. Johnson St. on Thursday. Menu features roast pork loin and sides. German Lutheran band to perform. tickets 8 dollars adults 3.50 for youth. seating at 5 5 45 and 6 30 pm. information line 338 0944.
Congressman Dennis Kucinich spoke in Iowa City on March 11 presenting Why Cities have a Stake in Peace. The speech will be aired on The City Channel cable channel 4 at specific times across Friday Saturday and April dates.
A 6 p.m. presentation at Iowa Memorial Union Richey Ballroom features Jack Stapleton of UIowa AIDS clinic Tricia Kitzman of the Red Cross activist Joseph Wilson and Tuyet Nguyen speaking on clinic help outreach personal and local AIDS work. A short documentary on a child AIDS activist in Africa will be shown.
United Action for Youth and local schools offer free two part workshops for fifth to eighth graders parents. First night is parents only with sexuality formation and communication techniques. second night includes parents and children with interactive activities. April 14 and 15, Coralville Public Library 1401 Fifth St. Call Jessica at 338-7518 for details.
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