April 13 City Meetings and Cultural Events in Cedar Rapids Area
Schedule lists 9 a.m. Cedar Rapids City Council chambers. 10:30 a.m. Linn County Supervisors. 7 p.m. Hiawatha City Council. Arts include University of Iowa Symphony Band at 8 p.m. Hancher. Coe Wind Ensemble 7:30 p.m. Sinclair. Duet for One at Riverside Old Brick. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Washington High School 4:30 p.m. Tickets vary by event. Violette film at 7:30 p.m. Mount Mercy. Art slide show noon Cedar Rapids Public Library Beems Auditorium. Iowa Credit Union League conference at Stouffer’s.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Hiawatha City Council
Music University of Iowa Symphony Band
Hancher
Coe Wind Ensemble
Sinclair
Coe College
Dents
Washington High School
Children’s Theatre of
Beems Auditorium
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Iowa Electric
Linn
Benton County
Civil Defense Departments
Duane Arnold Energy Center
DAEC
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Benton
McStop grant denied for Williamsburg sewer and water
The Iowa Economic Development Commission rejected a 104000 grant for a 1.2 million sewer and water extension to lure a McDonald's at I 80 Exit 220. Mayor Stone said the city must raise over 100000 privately by Friday or the project could be delayed. 85 part time and 15 to 20 full time jobs would result.
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Williamsburg
Iowa Economic Development Commission
McDonald's
Interstate 80
Terry Stone
McDonald’s
McStop
Rebecca Stepp
the Gazette
Stone
Palestine forum on Road to Peace planned in Iowa City
Hasan Abdel Rahman director of the Palestine Affairs Center of the Arab League and PLO representative in the United States will discuss Palestine Road to Peace at 7 tonight in the Triangle Ballroom Iowa Memorial Union with audience participation likely.
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Iowa City
Hasan Abdel Rahman
Palestine Affairs Center
The
Arab League
PLO
United States
Triangle
Iowa Memorial Union
Newspapers Must Remove Vending Machines From Federal Building
Federal official says newspaper vending machines at the south entrance of the Federal Building in Iowa City must go by month’s end. George Stambaugh of the GSA cites aesthetics maintenance and lack of current permits as reasons for removal. The Gazette reports on the controversy surrounding machines on public property and First Amendment concerns.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
Federal
George Stambaugh
General Services Administration
Stambaugh
GSA
U.S. Post Office
Social Security Office
Iown
University of Iowa
Iowa City Council
Gazette
Federal Building
Denver Dixon
Guttenberg candidate quits after drug bust charges
June Osterhaus former Guttenberg Chamber president and Democratic candidate for Iowa House District 32 withdrew after federal charges against her and three others for operating a marijuana farm near Maquoketa. She pleaded innocent and remains free on bond with trial set for May 16.
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Guttenberg
Guttenberg Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
June Osterhaus
Roger Halvorson
Monona
Coralville seeks new city administrator after Bluestone resignation
Coralville City Administrator Fred Bluestone resigns effective April ending a tenure that began in January 1987. Mayor Michael Kattchee will act as administrator while officials aim to fill the $34,000 per year post within 90 days.
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Coralville
Fred Bluestone
Michael Kattchee
Kattchee
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