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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1992
Page
7
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Eric and Anna Wilkey and their three children lost their Cedar Rapids area mobile home Sunday with no insurance. A Robins faith community and Cedar Terrace Mobile Home Estates are collecting clothing, furniture, and cash donations to help the family relocate near the northeast side of Cedar Rapids. Also, LIFTS will cut two mid day bus trips April 15 to save money, increasing fares for seniors and disabled riders July 1. Artsventure 92 offers arts activities for Linn County youths with disabilities through Thursday, inviting peers to join in workshops at Riverside Roundhouse.
Mary Lou Erlacher says fire extinguisher residue forced Marion Linn Academy to cancel classes after vandals gained entry by breaking a ground level west window. No items stolen. residue risks skin and eye irritation, and damaged student projects. Sixty six students attend grades one through eight at 2301 Third Ave Marion.
Cedar Rapids hosts a Thursday Forum at Coe College with Charles Cannon delivering the first of four talks on The Politics of Shakespeare's History Play. Sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in Hickok Hall with 9 a.m. coffee. The four lectures cost 25 dollars with scholarships. area teachers may attend free. Call 399-8663.
University of Iowa research shows for every dollar spent on publicly funded family planning programs, taxpayers save eight to fifteen dollars by reducing unplanned births. Teenage girls show the highest returns, with five-year savings up to 108 times the program cost.
Iowa Alliance for Arts Education in Iowa City launches a crisis line to help administrators teachers and school boards defend visual arts music theater and dance programs amid tight budgets and state funding cuts. The group warns scheduling and mandate relaxations threaten arts instruction as teachers face heavy workloads and terminations.
Teachers in music and art report 70 to 90 hour weeks during fall musical seasons and exhibits. Prairie High School and Cedar Rapids educators describe burnout risks, weekend rehearsals, and pressure from finances, with some leaving teaching to pursue other work.
After multiple arrests in four months Cedar Rapids mother Mary Louise Johnson names the undercover informant and faces new charges from a Feb crack sale and a street sale. Police say the informant may testify in ensuing drug trials as officers continue crack investigations on the southeast side.
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