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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2003
Page
22
Fire log records Cedar Rapids incidents on Saturday with three calls: a brush fire at 735 Prairie Dr NE at 10 17 p m, smoke removal at 420 37th St NE at 9 17 p m, and unauthorized burning at 710 26th St NW at 8 02 p m plus medical calls totaling 12.
A dense schedule lists public meetings and cultural events: Postville and Walford government sessions at 7 30 p m, Linn-Mar superintendent reception 5 30 to 6 p m, Grassley town hall in Marengo 3 30 to 4 30 p m, Kenneth Tse saxophonist at Clapp Hall, and a variety of lectures at Cornell College and the University of Iowa. Notable appearances include Dr Franklin Littell, Charles Milhauser, Jan Neruda discussion, David Sedaris reading, and a Night of 1000 Stars program at Vinton. Tickets range from free to 27 dollars with box office contacts provided.
Clinics run from 2 to 6 p.m. at Jane Boyd Community House 943 14th Ave SE. Contact 447-4204, fax 447-6028, email SDarlener aol com. To submit items for the Community Calendar email communications com or mail to The Gazette Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
Linn County court records show Jacob S. Snyder and Jason A. Soukup of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit third degree burglary for theft related vehicle incidents between February 13 and March 8, 2002, with fines and jail terms. Michael A. Davis pleaded guilty to third degree theft for writing checks on a closed account, faces $500 fine, 365 days jail with credit for days served and probation.
Linn County approves a settlement reducing property tax penalties and interest by about 33000 dollars for Food Waste Solutions. The firm will pay 113346 dollars for taxes due 1998 through 2001 on the animal feed plant at 3854 Buffalo Ridge Rd Cedar Rapids. The deal was negotiated by County Treasurer Michael Stevenson and attorney William Prowell Cedar Rapids.
The Cedar Rapids U S Bankruptcy Court docket lists filings including Terry L and Emily P Smith of 1122 38th St NW with 166 352 debts and 179 317 assets. Gregory P Macho from Palo listed 254 200 debts and 3 140 assets. Donna J Exline of Iowa City 39 529 debts and 35 789 assets. Michael D and Kay D Van Dyke of Iowa City 349 912 debts and 45 316 assets. James G and Susan M Enterkin of 26 Blake Terrace SE 139 128 debts and 107 420 assets. Daniel P Mortensen Marion petition. Christopher D Cloudy of 841 16th St SE 44 881 debts and 23 158 assets. Roland A Saunders of Wyoming 119 044 debts and 82 224 assets. Corey K Goettsch of Monticello 66 065 debts and 26 520 assets. Trendh G Glaus 3719 Johnson Ave NW 39 117 debts and 19 411 assets. Maria M Pilapil 1321 15th St SE 4 945 debts and 1 545 assets. Jerimy C and Laura L Matheny 5105 E Ave NW 97 787 debts and 24 395 assets.
Cedar Rapids notes Tim Hehr, a nurse clinician at Mercy Medical Center's Katz Cardiovascular Center, elected president of the Linn County Board of Directors. Decorah marks Sheila Radford-Hill as Luther Diversity Center's first executive director.
Cheryle W. Mitvalsky vice president of Resource Development at Kirkwood Community College is named one of three national recipients of the CASE Commonfund Professional Leadership Award. She leads fundraising for Kirkwood and KCCK FM and the Hazardous Materials Training Institute, and she launched the college's first major gifts campaign in 1989 raising over 6.5 million dollars for unmet needs. In 2002 Kirkwood Foundation ranked third in private support to community colleges and won a CASE Circle of Excellence in 2000.
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