Linn County April 3 1995 Calendar Highlights
A full day of meetings and events across Linn County including board sessions in Cedar Rapids Marion and Fairfax library hearings Mount Vernon Robins and Springville councils. Evening music lectures dance and art events feature Either Orchestra Lichtenstein prints and Prairie Lights reading by David Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Beems
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Linn-Mar Community School Board
10Th St
Marion
Fairfax Public Library Board
Fairfax Library
Marion Independent School Board
Mentzer
Second Ave
Mount Vernon City Council
Robins
Springville City Council
Boston
King Chapel
Cornell College
Bruce Brown
St. Luke's Women's Care
Ave. NE
James Baldwin
United States
Terry Heller
Howard Hall
Hickok
Coe College
Lower
Yangtze Delta
Jiaqi Mao
Chengdan Qian
Nanjing University
People's Republic of China
Forum
Grinnell College
Paul Roberts
Cherry
Coe
Prairie Lights
David Morris
Illinois and Iowa Lottery Draws Report
Sunday results list Pick 3 6 6 7 and Pick 4 2 3 8 0 in Illinois. Powerball 5 11 25 28 34 with 36, no winner. Wednesday jackpot 52 million. Iowa Super Cash Lotto 5 13 22 27 33 41 and Cash Game 45 18 23 28, no winner. Wednesday jackpot 1.25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Iowa
Local Births and Fire Incident Reported in Linn County
Vital statistics list April births at Mercy Swisher and St. Luke's Des Moines area, with names and addresses. A structure fire call is logged at 525 Second St SW. Plus, sixteen area students advance to the Iowa state geography bee in Des Moines, with finalists from Cedar Rapids Coralville Independence Iowa City Keota Manchester Marion Traer Washington Winthrop and others, prize details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Linn County
Second St
Des Moines
Brandon June
Anamosa
Daniel James Crosby
Joshua Benjamin Uzel
Carl Galloway
Andrew Happel
Jeremy Liabo
Iowa lawmakers eye funnel deadline as bills face death
The Des Moines Gazette reports the Iowa legislature braces for Friday’s funnel deadline driving non money bills to one chamber or death. Major budget tax and leadership bills escape, while helmet laws, smoking limits, and other measures stall or die without cross chamber support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Des Moines
Bureau
Legislative
Grim Reaper
House
Brent Siegrist
Council Bluffs
Gettings
Senate
State Education Board
Regents
Wheelin' for MS: Young Walker Pleads Through Six-Mile Stroll
Jon Cam, 10, of Orange City waits at Washington High School to register for the MS Walk for Multiple Sclerosis. He plans a six mile journey in honor of his grandfather Rudy Grienke, who has MS, aided by in-line skates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Cam
Orange City
Washington High School
Cam
Rudy Grienke
Explore Your Future Career Fair At Kirkwood College
Emily Verhagenrighd the Target personnel manager on the west side laughs with Betty Lardvy from Cedar Rapids at The Gazette event Explore Your Future Career and College Fair. College and business reps hosted booths in Io wa Hall at Kirkwood Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Verhagenrighd
Target
Betty Lardvy
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood Community College
Wide variety of helmets urged for children safety
Sandberg outlines that helmet choice matters less than proper use and safety standards. She notes many helmets exist in various sizes and price does not guarantee quality, with SNELL or ANSI approval critical. laws in New Jersey and Maryland cite sharp drops in injuries and higher use rates after mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandberg
ANSI
Toys R Us
Kent Choate
New
Howard County
Maryland
How to wear a helmet outside
A former road racer now at Giro says the helmet should fit snug without squeezing. Start with length to ensure a finger fits between head and shell. Use pads to adjust width, then set straps evenly and buckles under the ears. Tighten the chin strap so you can sip but not open wide. Keep the helmet level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Shapleigh
Giro
Hadley parolee in Houston linked to $1.1 million embezzle
Steve Hadley once described as a model parolee now resides in northwest Houston after serving time for embezzling 1.136 million from John Deere Credit Union in Waterloo. He fled, assumed a false identity, married, and later confessed. IRS and asset seizures loom while he remains on parole until 2001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Hadley
John Deere Credit Union
Waterloo
Houston
Richard Finley
Roxy Alden
Hadley
Friendswood
Federal Probation Office
Gazette
IRS
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Cityline
Fylona
TeleUs
Joey
Rex Netolicky
Swisher
Michelle
David Butler
25Th Ave
ST. Luke’s
Duane Musgrove
Emmett Morris
17Th St. SE
Joni
Herman Meyer
Circle Dr. NE
By Rod Boshart
Wally Horn
Siegrist
Senate Democrats
Horn
John Pendygraft
Gazette Intern
Wheelin
Pirates
Cure
Rebecca P. Lindwall
Theater Review
Stanley
High Seas
Mabel
Erin Appling
Mange
Leslee Sandberg
Jersey
Flona
P.O
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