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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2003
Page
13
Charlene Schiff, a Poland born survivor who endured ghettos and hiding, speaks to Cedar Rapids audiences during Holocaust remembrance week. She recounts fear and loss, but emphasizes education and hope to prevent repeat atrocities. Schiff later emigrated to the United States and built a family.
Charlene Schiff of Alexandria VA outlines a schedule including multiple talks and services at Cherry Heritage Hall Mount Mercy College Cedar Hall Kirkwood Community College Kesler Room Hickok Hall Coe College and a Yom Hashoah service at Peoples Church Friday April 25 7 30 p m Temple Judah. She urges young people to become future leaders to learn harmony and build bridges of understanding to prevent global destruction.
Heather Annis, 26, of Oelwein, led trooper Tracy Van der Wiel and deputy Daniel Grissom on a 20 mile chase across Iowa County on I 80 driving west then east. She faced charges of drunken driving eluding and driving under suspension after stopping near the Poweshiek County line.
A 39 year old Iowa City man, Donald Tyler, rear ended a vehicle driven by 42 year old Samuel Echols of Fort Worth Texas on Interstate 80 in western Cedar County around 12 30 p m Sunday. Tyler was taken to University Hospitals in Iowa City. Charges are pending.
Ramblin column traces ties between statues inaugurated in 1949 and the 40th anniversary jamboree at Valley Forge. It notes the Lady Liberty on Lamar State College campus Port Arthur Texas and its plaque about the 40th anniversary Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty. Dave Rasdal writes Monday Wednesday Friday.
The Cedar Rapids Paramount Theatre hosts John Prine in a lively show that blends somber ballads with rock and rockabilly. Prine, backed by David Jacques and Jason Wilber, delivers classics like Sam Stone and Hello in There while engaging a vocal crowd that sings along between lively tunes.
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