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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1992
Page
9
Local newsroom invites tips for stories and photos with two contact numbers for calls and subscriptions. Call 398 8254 or 1 800 397 8212 for tips and 398 8333 or 1 800 397 8333 for subscriptions.
Police responding to a burglar alarm at a southwest Cedar Rapids McDonald’s found two teens inside and two outside around 2 30 a.m. All four, including 18 year old Shawn McNamara of 1505 B Street SW, face second degree burglary charges though nothing was taken. The other three were not named due to their ages.
Narcotics detectives secured arrest warrants in Cedar Rapids for a 17 year old and Kevin Sanders 20 of 2800 A Ave NE. Each is charged with one count of delivery of crack cocaine to an undercover informant. Further arrests are expected as the investigation continues.
City crews will mark a green X on sidewalks needing repair in Marion. Homeowners must maintain adjacent walks and will be notified if standards are not met. The targeted area covers north of Brockman Ave, east of 10th St, north of 19th Ave between 27th and 31st St, and north of McGowan Blvd east of 31st St.
Kirkwood Community College reported a record high 10 600 students in a four week phone in registration ending last Friday. It surpassed the previous 10 529 record from spring 1991 and reflects programs across seven counties including Cedar Rapids Marion and Iowa City with classes in 37 school districts.
Seminole Valley Farm in Cedar Rapids Seminole Valley Park starts its spring tours for fifth graders on Monday. Each year 1600 to 2000 Linn County students visit the farm a representative early 1900s farmstead on the National Register of Historic Places.
Lisbon city council signaled support Monday night for annexing 83 acres south of the city to allow housing development. Two properties dominate the plan a 65 acre parcel owned by Dennis Williams and an 18 acre parcel owned by Robert Broulik. Water main extensions hinge on an agreement with developers providing labor while the city supplies materials. A formal resolution will be drafted before a final vote. In other business a proposed ban on farm animals in residential areas saw no action with only Councilor Carl O Connor backing the effort amid informal discussion.
Naim Madyun runs Speedy Release Bail Bonds in Cedar Rapids and handles urgent calls at all hours. He quit UPS for self employment, stressing hands on work with families in crisis and the need to assess character before posting bond.
A five member Board of Adjustment will consider a conditional use permit for a residential care facility at 860 17th St SE. The May 11 hearing follows two council votes approving related requests while neighbors urge against zoning changes.
Linn County judges unanimously terminated Paul Nelson, 6th District chief Juvenile Court officer, for falsification of mileage claim forms. Nelson, in office since the late 1970s, was told of immediate dismissal while district officials planned interim admin and staff procedures.
KDUB and principal owner Thomas Bond won a $2.1 million verdict against KCRG TV of Cedar Rapids and owners over an interference claim tied to a 1988 KDUB sale to Sage Broadcasting. The eight jurors awarded $10,000 for emotional distress. no punitive damages. Both sides plan appeals.
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