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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1990

Page

2

Iowa Legislature wraps up a quiet, election year session

The Iowa General Assembly completed a largely uneventful session in an election year. Lawmakers boosted their pay, praised UNI basketball, and kept Prairie Meadows afloat while hedging with trigger mechanisms. Democrats frame Branstad vetoes as a campaign issue, though voters may favor the status quo. The writer notes no dramatic policy outcomes and hints at unintended consequences from past bills.

Iowa Statehouse the Gazette John Kirsch Russell Ross University of Iowa University of Northern Iowa Prairie Meadows Des Moines Terry Branstad Branstad General Assembly

Soviet ecologist Pegov to speak on environment policy

Sergei Pegov will discuss International Environment Issues and Soviet Policy at St Pauls United Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids on April 19 at 7 30 p m. The Linn County Chapter of the United Nations Association sponsors the free public program. The Gazette reserves the right to correct errors and will publish clarifications as needed.

Sergei Pegov St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Third Ave Linn County

Quayle hints at 1996 bid amid Iowa tour and drug vow

In Des Moines Vice President Dan Quayle dodged a firm 1996 run declaration while praising his Bush ticket and addressing critics. He campaigned with Tauke in Iowa and urged police to back the administration's anti drug plan including harsher penalties and school based drug education to curb youth use.

John Kirsch Des Moines Iowa Dan Quayle Quayle Bush-Quayle George Bush Bush Washington, D.C WHO Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police and Peace Officers Terry Branstad Sioux City Council Bluffs U.S. Senate Tom Tauke U.S. House Senate Tauke Tom Harkin GOP Lee Atwater Barbara Bush

VanNostrand gifts $100,000 to Cedar Rapids Foundation

Lew VanNostrand, former WMT president, donates 100000 dollars to the Greater Cedar Rapids Foundation. His unrestricted fund will grow the endowment and fund annual grants to Cedar Rapids non profits, joining a recent 131875 gift from William B. Quarton.

VanNostrand Lewis VanNostrand WMT Radio and Television Greater Cedar Rapids Foundation Grinnell College Cedar Rapids The Foundation Lewis and Harriett VanNostrand Peel William B. Quarton

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Sculptors clash at Cedar Rapids class injures peer

In Cedar Rapids at Ambroz Recreation Center James Flessas 64 punched James Duggan after clay touched his jacket. Robert Fugate 63 was struck, needing six stitches. Flessas jailed then released after first court appearance as eight week adult sculpting class continues Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Ambroz Recreation Center James Flessas 40Th St. SE Ambroz Center Mount Vernon Rd Flessas James Duggan Fairfax Duggan Robert Fugate

Three Free Easter Egg Hunts Planned in Cedar Rapids and Marion

At Noelridge Park the 10th annual egg hunt runs 2 p.m. for ages 3 to 10, with 20 cases of eggs hidden by post and auxiliary members and prizes awarded. The Ground Transportation Center hosts a hunt from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with separate slots for ages 0 to 4, 5 to 7, and 8 to 11, plastic eggs filled with candy or trinkets and a $15 gift certificate for a special egg. Marion merchants sponsor a free hunt for ages 3 to 8 at 11 a.m. Saturday at Victoria Square.

Cedar Rapids Marion Noelridge Park American Legion Post 727 Merchants of Victoria Square Blairs Ferry Rd

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