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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1992
Page
9
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Two Cedar Rapids men Alan Ault 18 and James Martin 20 were charged with first degree robbery for allegedly aiding Travis Kalmoni in the armed Days Inn robbery at 3425 Southgate Pl SW. Kalmoni 19 was already charged after a Tuesday arrest following a tense standoff at Highway Inn.
A bird nest that fell on a line in a switch yard near the Sixth Street power plant caused a Thursday afternoon outage affecting more than 15,500 Iowa Electric customers in the northwest northeast and southeast quadrants. Power returned within 17 to 34 minutes as crews rerouted electricity to substations, IE officials said.
Iowa Coalition for Traditional Values Linn Area Right to Life and Defenders for Life of Iowa City announce protests at Planned Parenthood offices in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City during Pro-Life Action Week. Picketing runs 11 am to 1 pm Monday through Friday at 1500 Second Ave SE Cedar Rapids and 2 S Linn St Iowa City.
Washington High School choirs led by Gerald Kreitzer won multiple awards at the All-American Music Festivals in Chicago last weekend. The Concert Choir Madrigal Singers and Momentum Swing Choir earned gold and sweepstakes trophies while Chamber Choir and A lice of Jazz took silver awards. Madrigal Singers captured the sweepstakes trophy for the highest adjudicated points.
Goodwill Industries named three area employers as Employers of the Year at its 27th annual meeting on April 10. The Silver Spoon of Coralville, econofoods of Iowa City, and Hy-Vee in Cedar Rapids partnered with Goodwill to hire men and women with disabilities, matching them with jobs beneficial to both parties.
Yard waste pickups begin Tuesday and run on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Place waste in reusable containers at the curb before 8 a.m. No plastic bags paper or boxes accepted. Special yard waste pickups occur on the first and third Tuesdays. Regular garbage pickups stay on Fridays.
The harassment case against Dalaine Bartelme centers on the Cedar Rapids Police Department politics during Bob Jaeger’s time as safety commissioner. Capt. Glen Fox testified that Bartelme was disliked for her ties to Renee Hanrahan and for factional divides, while Lt. Jerry Potter added that camaraderie was limited and graffiti framing also occurred. The trial continues.
Upper Iowa University operates six off campus campuses including Manchester and Waterloo centers, offering evening classes for non traditional students. Enrollment at the Manchester site stands at 50, while Waterloo center enrolls 527 this fall, with overall spring totals at 1,532 across centers.
James Dale Harris 31 of 119 27th St Dr SE was jailed again after two new felony counts were filed Thursday. He is charged with second degree sexual abuse and terrorism involving a gun. The prior vehicular homicide case remains, with a $75,000 bond. Harris allegedly fired a shot and forced the woman to perform a sex act. Authorities say his total bond is $100,000.
Cedar Rapids hosts its first Be-Bop to Work Week to boost environmental awareness and Trees Forever support. Firms compete in four employee brackets by using alternate transport and environmental actions, earning a tree in McKinley Middle School and a certificate for top performers.
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