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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2000
Page
13
Daily Notebook invites readers to weigh in on public safety at schools and on open sessions of condemnation commissions. It promotes TELUS as a non scientific sample and directs visitors to FYIowa online forum for discussions on Elian Gonzalez animal protection laws and sweatshop protests.
Local government and school board meetings fill the day across Cedar Tipton to Tama. U.S. Rep Jim Leach hosts community meetings in Tipton and Washington Cedar Rapids. Tax Day IRS help sessions set at Cedar Rapids post offices and stations.
Sunday April 16 Iowa Illinois picks show 1 6 3 and 9 2 9 9 for pick 4. Powerball drawing had no winner. jackpot $69.6 million, next Wednesday $80 million. Cash Life numbers 15 30 42 69. Cash Game 6 8 10 17 35. Mercy announces Teresa Wade and Charlie Wade of 627 Teakwood Lane NE welcomed a son. Tim Jeffery and Shellsburg celebrate a daughter.
Authorities investigated a suspected methamphetamine lab above a Cedar Rapids bar near Taylor Elementary School. Neighbors reported odors of ammonia and ether for a week. one man was detained for questioning as DEA agents prepared to take over the case.
At the Cedar Rapids skateboard park Phillip Campos 16 of Cedar Rapids lands a 180 air while Jesse Boyd 19 of Cedar Rapids rides a spine rail. Campos wipes sweat as he pauses in the action during a visit to the park.
The Gazette will publish a seventh annual Where Are They Now directory on May 2 listing high school class reunions and missing classmates. Submissions must include school details, reunion date and location, contact person with contact info, and alphabetized missing names by 5 p.m. Friday.
Volunteer alert lists dozens of local programs from United Way and RSVP to crisis counseling, business mentoring by SCORE, accessibility advocacy, after school support at Four Oaks, maple syruping education, museum guides, youth transport, AmeriCorps posts, and Girl Scouts roles. Call numbers provided to apply.
Lori McCartt, 38, was arrested March 5, 1998, then released due to a filing deadline. Charges later filed include assault with intent to commit serious injury and wanton neglect. She failed to appear May 20, 1998, and a warrant was issued. She has not been apprehended.
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