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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1991

Page

9

Hawkeye Marching Band Chief Morgan Jones Steps Down

Morgan Jones, director of the Hawkeye Marching Band at the University of Iowa for 18 years, resigns effective June 1. David Woodley, a 1980s band veteran with Louisville, will lead the band, while Jones remains focused on memories and professionalism.

Heather Sloman Woodin Johnson County Iowa City Hawkeye Morgan Jones David Woodley Jones University of Iowa Northwestern University Iowa U of I Hayden Fry Woodley Cardinal University of Louisville Kentucky Dr. Jones Louisville

Runaway pickup causes propane tank leak in Cedar Rapids yard

A pickup rolled down an incline at Menard Cashway Lumber striking a 1,000 gallon propane tank, spilling gas. Firefighters arrived at 8:07 p.m. to spray the leaking tank to prevent a fire while Thermogas of Palo prepared to evacuate the remaining propane. The driver fled the scene.

Cedar Rapids Menard Cashway Lumber First Ave William Daugherty Thermogas of Palo Daugherty Jim Noonan

No federal charges in voter fraud case tied to Hildebrandt

Federal authorities will not charge Ben Hildebrandt former press aide to defeated candidate Eric Tabor in a voter fraud incident last fall. Janet Petersen says DOJ is satisfied he has been prosecuted in state court. Hildebrandt 24 pleaded guilty in Linn County District Court to soliciting relatives votes and faces up to two years on May 23 for the aggravated misdemeanor.

Ben Hildebrandt Eric Tabor Janet Petersen U.S Cedar Rapids U.S. Department of Justice Hildebrandt Charles Grassley Lowa Justice Department Tabor Iowa Linn County

Set in Stone column moves to Wednesday

Due to computer problems Tom Anglin's regular Iowa City Gazette column will run on Wednesday instead of Tuesday. The change affects readers of the Iowa City edition and the Gazette's local opinion section.

Tom Anglin Iowa City the Gazette

Linn-Mar Board OKs Three-Part Bond Election

The Linn-Mar school board voted to place a three-part bond issue totaling just under 8.8 million on a May 21 ballot. Propositions fund additions and renovations at four elementary schools and a junior high, a fine arts facility at the high school complex, and a swimming pool. The measures require 60 percent voter approval and could start as early as October if approved.

Gazelle Corresponde Linn-Mar Gary Keeppel Ken Medlin Bowman Woods Indian Creek Wilkins and Novak Wilkins Indian Creek and

Spring Dry Cycle Sparks Windy Wash Day

David Bradley surveys the scene as Sheri Carlisle hangs laundry on a line near First Street and Eighth Avenue SW. The improving weather allows outdoor drying but a stiff wind creates issues including sand in eyes noted by Carlisle.

David Bradley Sheri Carlisle First Street Eighth Avenue Carlisle

Wapsi floods force Troy Mills residents from homes

Linn County residents near Troy Mills evacuated as Wapsipinicon River swamped yards and roads. Spring floods also submerged Central City and Anamosa parks while the Mesquakie Reservation area near Tama saw Iowa River flooding. About 10 residents lived year round on the river strip south of the dam and most had moved out by last night. Fire Chief Doug Price said access to the flood site was blocked and the area had been flood-prone after weeks of rain. Price expects no repeat of last summer’s disaster but will monitor northern Iowa forecasts.

Price

Recycling drives Sacred Heart Convent remodel at Mount Mercy

The Sisters of Mercy reduce their Cedar Rapids mother house footprint as Sacred Heart Convent’s A wing becomes Mount Mercy College library next year. Workers salvage sinks toilets doors fixtures wire and metal for reuse, balancing cost and environment while expanding rooms in the B wing.

Kurt Rogahn Sacred Heart Convent Mount Mercy College Cedar Rapids Sisters of Mercy Mount Mercy Varney Flagel

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