Cedar Rapids and area meetings and events calendar
A dense schedule lists morning to evening government, library and school board meetings across Linn, Clayton, Cedar Rapids, Marion, Monticello and surrounding towns for April 8 1996. It notes mayoral engagements, cultural events at the University of Iowa and Coe College, and public tips contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Clayton County Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
Elkader
Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment
Council
Linn County
Fema Board
Local Homeless Coordinating Board
Witwer
Cedar Rapids Community School Board
Second Ave
Marengo City Council
Anamosa School Board
Coggon City Council
Hills
Marion Independent School Board
S. 15Th St
Marion
Marion Public Library Board
Mechanicsville City Council
Toledo City Council
College Community School Board
Prairie High School
Lisbon School Board
Monticello Community School Board
North Winneshiek School Board
Decorah
North Tama County Community School Board
Walker City Council
Palo
Cedar Rapids
MarMac Community School Board
Monona
South Winneshiek Community
Calmar
Cityline
Iowa City
Illinois Lottery Results Share Weekend Draws
Sunday numbers show Pick 3 0 6 8 and Pick 4 6 7 9 8 while Saturday Powerball 6 10 15 38 41 Powerball 24 posted no winner. Super Cash Game 6 8 12 24 28 won 100000. Wednesday jackpot 15 million. Powerball jackpot 10.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Vital Statistics Mercy and St Luke's Births Report
Birth announcements list Veronica Martin-Cerka and David Cerka on April 6 son at 2210 18th St SW Kristin Feddern and Scott Feddern on April 7 daughter at 1052 Daniels St NE Lisbon couple Joe and Sarah Babcock Jr. on April 6 April 7 Renee Maikon and Marc Maikon on 2565 Victoria St Marion daughter. Fire log notes select calls and fires with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Martin-Cerka
David Cerka
18Th St. SW
Kristin
Scott Feddern
Daniels St. NE
ST. Luke's
Sarah and
Charles Babcock Jr
Lisbon
Renee and
Marc Maikon
Victoria St
Marion
Tax cuts may take bigger bite of increased revenues
Iowa's growing economy boosts state tax receipts but larger refunds from credits for dependents and pensions trim fiscal 1996 gains. REC raises projected growth to 5.9 percent and predicts net receipts about 15 million above prior growth, with total refunds increasing. Caution urged on tax-cut plans due to offsetting refunds and unstable revenue from gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
REC
Gretchen Tegeler
State Department of Management
Dennis Prouty
Legislative Fiscal Bureau
Larry Murphy
D-Oelwein
Senate Appropriations Committee
Murphy
Federal agencies stage full scale simulated accident test
The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Nuclear Regulatory Commission will conduct a two day full scale exercise at the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo to test readiness for plant staff and public emergency responders. The drill covers a radiation release and protection of farm produce water and dairy within fifty miles. Evacuation of the public will be tested for schoolchildren in designated counties Buchanan and Linn. Sirens will be silent during the simulation and participants include hundreds from Buchanan Benton and Linn counties along with state and federal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Federal Emergency Management Agency and
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Palo
Ned Wright
Linn County
Buchanan County
Wright
Buchanan
Benton
Linn
Nominate Local Heroes for 1996 Freedom Festival
Public nominations are open for five local heroes to be honored in the 1996 Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival. Each winner receives a $100 savings bond and a framed certificate and will serve as grand marshals for the June 29 parade. Nominees must reside in Linn or bordering counties. forms available at AmerUs Bank. Deadline May 1. call 365 8313 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
AmerUs Bank
KCRG
Linn
Linn District Court forms plea outcomes in several felonies
In Linn District Court several defendants faced felony charges. Jamie R. Trimble pleaded guilty to third degree burglary and received up to five years with 164 days credit. Daniel E. Deford pleaded guilty to possession with intent to deliver marijuana and received a $1,000 fine, five year suspended sentence and probation. Artie L. Henderson and Trevallis L. Swayze entered Alford pleas to riot and were fined $500, with 180 days suspended and probation. Henderson's probation revocation was filed. Henry T. Walker pleaded guilty to forgery and received a five year suspended sentence and probation. Troy M. Kaylor pleaded guilty to third degree burglary with a deferred judgment and probation. Teresa A. Purdy, charged with drunken driving, was fined $750 and given up to five years with two days credit. Barry S. Spiller pleaded guilty to second degree theft and received up to five years with 51 days credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie R. Trimble
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Trimble
Daniel E. Deford
14Th Avenue
Artie L. Henderson
Trevallis L. Swayze
Alford
Henderson
Henry T. Walker
First Avenue
Walker
Troy M. Kaylor
Teresa A. Purdy
Purdy
Barry S. Spiller
Chuck
Marion
Spiller
Mount Vernon Considers Uptown Retail Ordinance Change
Mount Vernon debates a new ordinance to guide development outside the uptown district. Stakeholders clash over economic impact, compensation for closing businesses, and maintaining the town's small feel while expanding the tax base.
Cedar Rapids teachers contract heads to board vote
The Cedar Rapids school board will consider a tentative teachers contract offering a 750 base salary increase bringing starting pay to 21425 for 1996 97 and average pay to 36046 with future bargaining. The district and the Cedar Rapids Education Association reached an agreement last week and 1206 teachers have until Friday to vote. The meeting includes a public budget hearing on 1996 97 at 117 million and a tax levy proposal of 13.75 per thousand. The board may delay bids for a Washington High School baseball lighting project funded by donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Stover
Cedar Rapids
Edward McManus
Garret Frey
Washington High School
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Daily Notebook
Clinton
Teleus i
Lee Clancey
Optimist Club
Carl van Vechten
Bruce Kellner
van Vechten
Cherry Auditorium
Coe College
A.M. Homes
Prairie Lights Books
Scotland
Gordon Urquhart
Hedges
the Commons
Cornell College
The
Oakland Rd
Riverview St
Colorado St
Cottage Grove Ave
23Rd Street Drive
By Rod Boshart
Palisades Road
C &Nwrr
Mount Vernon
Laurie Skrivan
Jake Koolbeck
Jeff Koolbeck
Bever Park
Koolbecks
U.S
Diane Sulg
Freedom Festival
Linn District Court
Cle
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kaylor
Swanson
Bernie Bowman
Planning and Zoning Commission
Bowman
Uptown
Rick Elliott
Mike Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Patricia Charboneau
Lynn Traver
Traver
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