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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1994
Page
7
About 40 residents were evacuated after a car struck a gas meter at 2551 Holiday Rd. Sunday. Firefighters and Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. crews repaired the meter and residents were allowed to return home after about an hour. no injuries reported.
A North Liberty woman, Mary Swihart, 32, remained in fair condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City after a two car collision on Saturday. Swihart’s westbound vehicle was struck by a northbound car driven by Sarah Beaves, 26, who failed to stop at a stop sign. Beaves was not injured.
A sanitary sewer construction project will shut down Sixth Avenue in Hiawatha for about a month starting today. Local traffic can use Emmons Street but Sixth Avenue from Blairs Ferry Road will be closed. Bowker Mechanical Contractors of Cedar Rapids leads the work and expects completion in about 20 working days if weather allows.
Waterloo police say officer Michael McNamee was injured when 18 year old Lamar Outlaw attacked him during a late night disturbance. Outlaw faces riot willful injury and assault charges. Four others were arrested for riot interference and related acts with more arrests possible.
A rural Washington 2 year old was in serious condition at University Hospitals Iowa City after being struck by a pickup backing from a driveway around 3 45 p m Saturday. Randy Jess Buck was airlifted to Iowa City. The driver Charles Bixby 30 of rural Washington. Incident under investigation.
A Clayton County group and 10 volunteers repair pioneer grave sites in Elkader and nearby cemeteries. They glue broken headstones, straighten leaning stones, and rebury settled graves, citing neglect as the main issue and linking revival efforts to Iowa’s Sesquicentennial.
For more information about the Clay ton County Cemetery Restoration Committee, contact Tom Amiing, Route 1, P.O Box 211a, Elk port 52044, 245-2179. Please turn to page 68 for Saviors.
Steve Horowitz, son of Holocaust survivors, interprets his upbringing as a teacher at Coe and Mount Mercy Colleges. He named two children after his parents Jacob and Veronica and a third Jordan from grandparents. He recalls parental lessons, views Schindler's List with mixed feelings, and notes a desire for Jewish representation in Holocaust films.
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