Daily Notebook April 23 2001 Local government and events
Scheduled meetings across Linn and surrounding counties include the Cedar Rapids City Council and various school boards. Yard waste collection begins in Cedar Rapids with bagging and bundle rules. Arts concerts and exhibits plus clinic and safety programs fill the day with multiple venues and times.
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Cedar Rapids
Births listed free in The Gazette notices
The Gazette invites birth announcements from parents in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Complete a birth announcement form at the newspaper offices or call 1800 397-8212 or 398-8313. Listings are free for newborn notices in the circulation area.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Third Ave
Iowa City
E. Market St
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Iowa lawmakers brace for overtime as session nears end
Iowa legislators face a potential week beyond the April 27 adjournment as budget talks stall over education and human services funding. Governor Vilsack and GOP leaders press for spending cuts while resisting borrowing from the emergency fund. Talks to resolve reapportionment and redistricting maps also loom.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
House
Brent Siegrist
R-Council Bluffs
GOP
Tom Vilsack
Vilsack
Senate
Stewart Iverson
Ted Stilwill
State Department of Education
Stilwill
Christopher Rants
Sioux City
Legislative Service Bureau
Cedar Rapids CRSO pops concert unites generations
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra wrapped its season with Tops in Pops at the Paramount Theatre attracting families and music lovers of all ages. Young concertgoer Rachel Church praised fast violins in Strings on Fire and enjoyed a Beatles medley. trumpets, trombone solos, and Gershwin pieces drew strong applause. the finale featured Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever.
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George C. Ford Sazette
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Rachel Church
Rachel
CRSO
David
Cheryl Church
C.R. Syearold
Paramount Theatre
Strauss
Khachaturian
Mancini
Richard Rodgers
Leroy Anderson
Bugler
Andrew Classen
Bryan Bennett
Barry Hillam
Anderson
Sousa
Oelwein School District saves 53 thousand with geothermal system
Superintendent Kent Mutchler notes the district saved 53 403 dollars since activating the geothermal heating and cooling system at Oelwein Middle School in August. The savings compare 46 1999 2000 natural gas costs with what gas would have cost last winter, plus concurrent electric cost reductions.
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Oelwein
Kent Mutchler
Mutchler
Department of Natural Resources
Iowa Energy Bank
Monticello High School
Bob Abeling
Monticello
Abeling
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