Cedar Rapids Extends Leaf Pickup Due to Weather
Cedar Rapids residents receive an extra week for leaf collection as Streets Department crews continue pickups through the weekend. Don Thomas says the program extends because of inclement weather. After Sunday, yard waste goes into marked containers on regular trash days. brush must be 4-foot bundles. Call Don Rodman at 398-5360 with questions.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Thomas
Don Rodman
College Community OKs Prairie View expansion contract
The College Community school board approved a 2.27 million dollar contract to Kleiman Construction for Prairie View Elementary School renovation and a 15 000 square foot addition with six classrooms media center cafeteria and more. Completion expected before fall classes.
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College Community School Board
Prairie View Elementary School
Kleiman Construction
Mick Starcevich
Prairie Heights Elementary
Linn-Mar
College Community
Cedar Rapids Man Guilty of Endangerment Charge
Daniel J. Harris of Cedar Rapids was found guilty of the lesser offense of child endangerment without serious injury by a Linn County District Court jury. He faces sentencing May 26 after his trial for felony child endangerment tied to allegedly shaking his 2 month old daughter between January 17 and 28, 1994.
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Daniel J. Harris
Cedar Rapids
C Harris
18Th St. SE
Linn County
Linn-Mar Accepts Portable Classroom Bids for Five Buildings
The Linn-Mar school board accepted bids totaling 129951 from three Iowa districts and an Omaha mobile home firm for five portable classrooms to be unused this fall with the opening of a new intermediate school. Portables are located at Novak Indian Creek Wilkins and Bowman Woods. One district-built unit at Indian Creek will stay. Clear Creek Amana bid for two portables. Williamsburg Des Moines and R L Mobile Home also bid on one each.
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Iowa
Omaha Mobile Home Company
Novak School
Indian Creek
Wilkins
Bowman Woods
Clear Creek-Amana
Williamsburg
Des Moines
R&l Mobile Home
Omaha
Oklahoma City Explosion Spurs Cedar Rapids Court Parking Ban
U.S. Marshal Den nis Blome cites Washington directive banning parking near Cedar Rapids federal court facilities after the Oklahoma City blast. X-ray screening and metal detectors at the Cedar Rapids courthouse are emphasized as part of heightened security measures.
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Cedar Rapids
Dick Hogan
Gazette
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Blome
Oklahoma City
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First Street
Second Avenue SE
First Avenue
Federal
Washington
Roger Arechiga
Sioux City
Des Moines
Iowans Seek Safety After Oklahoma City Blast
Iowans scramble to confirm relatives after the fatal blast at a federal office building in Oklahoma City. Cedar Rapids residents report hours of worry as family members working nearby are accounted for and shaken by the explosion.
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Oklahoma City
Iowa
Lorraine van Fleet
Cedar Rapids
Chris Green
Perry Smith
Cedar
Iowa offers aid prayers after Oklahoma explosion
Des Moines officials restricted access to a federal building entrance as anxious parents collected children from a day care center. Governor Branstad telephoned Oklahoma's governor offering Iowa emergency personnel and resources while urging continual reviews of security across state buildings.
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Terry Branstad
Oklahoma
Frank Keating
Iowa
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Christina Martin
Crisis agency at the ready by Walter Wright aims for quick disaster response
Linn County Emergency Management Agency operates as a Cedar Rapids City Hall basement command center. Walter Wright notes the plan covers bomb, plane crash, tornado, or other disasters with coordinated decisions and interagency support including Red Cross, Salvation Army, law enforcement, fire services, hospitals, and schools.
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Linn County Emergency Management Agency
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Walter Wright
Cedar Rapids
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Wright
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Man charged after courthouse bomb scare in Iowa
A man, Jason J. Schumacher, 24, of Windsor Heights, was arrested in the Linn County Courthouse parking lot with a gun and placed in the Linn County Jail on a $1,380 bond for carrying a concealed weapon and handicapped parking violations. Authorities said he claimed someone bugged his car and possibly planted a bomb.
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Dick Hogan
Oklahoma City
Linn County
Metro
Don Zeller
Jason J. Schumacher
Windsor Heights
Des Moines
Zeller
Sheriff's Department
Karl Kolz
FBI
Kolz
Schumacher
Ground Transportation Center
Linn
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