Busy Cedar Rapids events guide for April 28 1997
A morning schedule lists meetings for Bluestem Solid Waste Agency Cedar Rapids Airport Commission Linn County and city boards with budget work session and school board events. Evening items include Marion Walker Cedar Rapids School Board and a jazz and guitar recital circuit at Grinnell College Coe College and University of Iowa venues plus Prairie Choral Festival and theater My Fair Lady at Cascade High School. Also lectures at Cornell College with Irish writer Martin Roper $30 buffet lunch part 1 of 4.
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Bluestem Solid Waste Agency Board
First St
Cedar Rapids Airport Commission
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Marion Independent School Board
S. 15Th St
Marion
Walker City Council
Cedar Rapids School Board
Second Ave
Melanie Wyder
Herrick
Grinnell College
Clapp
University of Iowa Composers Workshop
Harper Hall
University of Iowa Music
Richard Savino
Daehler-Kitchin
Coe College
Prairie
Prairie High School
Pleasant Valley
Davenport Central
Prairie Concert
Marion High School
Cornell Chautauqua
Ireland
the Commons
Cornell College
Martin Roper
Illinois and Iowa Lottery Draws Report
Sunday Illinois Lottery Pick 3 Evening 5 2 0 and Saturday Powerball Pick 4 4 9 7 8 with Powerball 43. Jackpot 21.6 million and no winner. Daily/Mil- lions and Cash Game results show no Daily Millions or Super Cash winners. Wednesday jackpot 26 million and 500 thousand respectively. Iowa Super Cash Lotto 7 23 30 34 41 42. Daily Millions red 13 19 white 1 6 blue 5 18. Cash Game 1 7 9 14 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Vital Statistics Mercy and St Luke's Births Listed
The Log reports births from Mercy and St Luke's hospitals with families names and addresses. Entries include Christina and Scott Meyer a son and Christina Poole a daughter along with other newborns from Center Point Marion and Marengo.
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Christina
Scott Meyer
Ninth St. NW
Lisa
Jeffrey Poole
Elaine Dr. NW
Cindi
Steven Peacock
Center Point
Tracy
Richard Tomkins
26Th St
Marion
ST. Luke's
Marianne Ellis
Strad Dighton
32Nd St. NE
Stacey Wolf
Bever Ave. SE
Diane
Ryan Sheridan
40Th St. NE
Tony
Christine Snook
Marengo
U of I seeks skywalk designer amid controversy
University of Iowa officials lawfully pursue an internationally known artist to design a skywalk linking the Biology Building with a new 55,617 square foot facility across Dubuque Street near Van Allen Hall. City leaders question aesthetics as May negotiations proceed.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Dubuque Street
Richard Gibson
U of I
Iowa City Council
Gibson
Biology
van Allen Hall
Naomi Novick
Novick
Iowa lawmakers rush to finish as hog lot fight dominates
As lawmakers race to adjourn Iowa's session they face a final clash over new statewide limits on hog lots tied to a Humboldt County ruling and related environmental safeguards. Negotiations continue on drainage wells testing, workplace drug rules, and a third tax cut piece while a $4.6 billion budget nears approval.
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House
Brent Siegrist
Council
Ing
Senate Agriculture Committee
Terry Branstad
Senate
Branstad
Williams Shines at CSPS In New Music Festival Finale
Dar Williams drew a capacity crowd of 210 at CSPS for a 7 pm concert that sold out quickly, prompting a second show. Her earthy spiritual style and poetic lyrics explore self discovery through songs like When I Was A Boy and What Do You Hear In These Sounds. Peter Mulvey opened with 30 minutes of funky folk, ending with On The Way Up and Rapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
CSPS
Peter Mulvey
Boston
Sawyer Brown Shines At Free KHAK Country Concert
Sawyer Brown led by Mark Miller delivers a high energy set at the Five Seasons Center for KHAK’s free country concert drawing 7 010 fans. The group played old hits and new tracks from Six Days On the Road while opening acts Cheyenne and Rio Grand faced sound issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Brown
George C. Ford Gazette
Mark Miller
Academy of Country Music
Miller
Five Seasons Center
Miller and Company
Betty
Cheyenne
Rio Grand
Dean hopefuls interview for UI College of Liberal Arts
Three candidates named for UI College of Liberal Arts dean post will interview on campus May 18. Linda Maxson of Tennessee, David Bright of Emory, and Marianna Torgovnick of Duke University will visit May 1-2, May 5-6, and May 7-8 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts
Linda Maxson
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Cedar Rapids School Board Eyes Meal Price Increase
Cedar Rapids school board considers raising lunch prices for all students this fall to cover higher USDA requirements. Elementary lunches would rise to 1.35, middle and high to 1.40, with breakfasts up 10 cents to 60 and 85 cents for adults.
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Becky Stover
Cedar Rapids
Diane Flemming
Food and Nutrition Department
USDA
Flemming
Food Service Department
Linn- Mar
Marion
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Planting windows guide boosts Virginia's CSA thrives
Virginia uses Stella Natural Calendar to time plantings in Iowa. It outperforms Old Farmer's Almanac suggestions, offering hourly windows for crops with roots and above ground fruits. She sells produce at markets in Vinton La Porte City Dysart Waterloo Cedar Rapids and runs a CSA with 200 delivery 160 pickup shares.
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Virginia
Vinton
la Porte City
Dysart
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
CSA
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My Fair Lady
Cascade High School
Illinois
The
Gazette
Andrew C. Place
Spruce Hills Dr
Dodge Streets
DES Moines (Ap
Diana Nollen
Wwe
Sre Hante Tee
Dar Williams
David Lee Hardage
Amy Westberg
Heather Henning
American Society of Civil Engineers
Coralville Reservoir
Westberg
Henning
University of Minnesota
South Dakota State University
Michael Johnson
C.R. School Board
Marion Independent School District
Educational Service Center
Moser Farm
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