Mayor signs tentative pact with airlines on new terminal
Cedar Rapids Mayor Don Canney signed a memorandum of understanding with four airlines to guide a final use and lease deal for a new airport terminal. The agreement outlines base passenger counts and occupancy payments, with United not signing. Final agreement target is June 1, with leases effective July 1 for ten years.
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Dick Hogan
Don Canney
Cedar Rapids
Clare Rice
Airport Commission
United
Airlines
Ozark and
Mississippi Valley Airlines
Ozark Airlines
Mississippi Valley
Midstate
American Central
Ozark
Rice
City
Thread that Runs So True at Wilson Junior High
Young Jesse Stuart and a student attempt to separate a fight in a three act drama based on the Kentucky teacher autobiography. The production runs tonight and Friday at 7 p.m. with tickets 1.25 adults 0.75 junior high 0.50 elementary.
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Jesse Stuart
Wilson Junior High School
Dave Mason
Paul Young
Jeff Hegland
Alice Means
Kentucky
Fines Raised for Overdue Kids Books Set May First
Cedar Rapids Public Library patrons face higher fines starting May 1 as overdue children's books move from 3 cents per day to 10 cents per day to align with adult rates. Items overdue before May 1 remain at 3 cents until April 30, then accrue 10 cents per day thereafter.
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy Hosts High School Art Day Exhibit
Mount Mercy College displays the Seventh Annual High School Art Exhibit featuring works from 12 area high schools. Juror Sharon Burns selected the entries. awards went to Scott Suffioo, Dave Crown, Bob Kellogg, Allison Taylor, Jay Kauffman, and John Johnston. Workshops on Friday include vacuum forming, photo-transfer to fabric, and calligraphy. Kathleen Shanahan of Columbia College will speak and demonstrate air brush techniques.
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Mount Mercy College
Sharon Burns
Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy
McAuley
Lundy Library
Scott Suffioo
Williamsburg
Dave Crown
Bob Kellogg
Anamosa
Allison Taylor
Springville
Jay Kauffman
Kennedy High School
John Johnston
Hsv-Victor
Kathleen Shanahan
Columbia College
Missouri
Police to register bikes at six sites over three Saturdays
The Cedar Rapids Police Department will register bicycles at six locations across three Saturdays for a $2 fee. Registration uses serial and license numbers to identify theft status, locate owners, and return bikes. If bikes lack licenses or serials, proof of ownership is unavailable. Registrations run 8 a.m. to noon at McKinley Junior High on Saturdays and 1 to 4 p.m. at Bever Park Pavilion, with May 7 and May 14 additional sites at Arthur School Noelridge Park Truman School and Wilson Junior High.
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Cedar Rapids
McKinley Junior High School
Bever Park
Arthur School
Noelridge Park
Truman School
Wilson Junior High School
Punitive damages ruling alarms Cedar Rapids officials
A 5-4 Supreme Court decision allows punitive damages against public officials, upholding a $75,000 award against a Missouri guard. Cedar Rapids officials push for coverage to insulate officers, with the city already buying up to $1 million in punitive damages insurance amid ongoing state debates.
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Dick Hogan
U.S. Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Missouri
William J. Brennan
Brennan
Iowa
Iowa Senate
House
Bruce sentencing delayed on morals perjury charges
Cedar Rapids woman Dorothy L. Bruce 38 of 613 Fifth St NW was to be sentenced in Linn District Court for lascivious acts with a child and a perjury charge from juvenile court proceedings. Sentencing was reset for May 27 at 1 30 p m with no reason given.
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Cedar Rapids
Dorothy L. Bruce
Fifth St. NW
Linn District Court
Bruce
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