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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1983

Page

8

Wilson boosters pursue state hearing over school closure

Cedar Rapids opponents of closing Wilson Junior High plan to appeal to the State Board of Public Instruction in Des Moines while a local hearing on Guthrie’s compromise to close Grant and convert Wilson to a K eight system proceeds. Leaders insist Wilson should stay open as is or as a middle school, not a K eight.

Kurt Rogahn Azette Education Wilson Junior High State Board of Public Instruction Des Moines Jerry Copeland Harold Guthrie Grant Elementary Wilson Copeland Concerned Friends and Parents Second Ave Marvin Maire Maire Guthrie Cedar Rapids Grant Taft Middle School Roosevelt Middle Curran Rosser Rosser

Juveniles linked to three Cedar Rapids burglaries

Two male juveniles arrested Friday in connection with the E O Hinkhouse burglary on Second Ave SE were tied to two earlier break ins. A 16 year old driver and a 17 year old suspect were charged with burglary and related counts after police linked them to the Paula Bruner residence on Ave NW and the Reid Motley home on Grande Ave SE. The 16 year old was placed in a juvenile facility and the 17 year old in detention.

Cedar Rapids E.O. Hinkhouse Second Ave Hinkhouse Paula Bruner Ave. NW Reid Motley Grande Ave. SE Linn

Trial in Abduction Plot Delayed for Omaha Men

The four Omaha men accused of attempting to abduct Leanne Panowicz, a leader of The Way International, face a rescheduled trial set for June 13 after a May 9 date was postponed. They are charged with false imprisonment and assault for the January 31 attempt at Panowiczs home.

Omaha The Way International Leanne Marie Panowicz O Ave Way

Library loan periods cut at Cedar Rapids Public Library

The Cedar Rapids Public Library board of trustees voted Friday to shorten loan periods by one week. Beginning September 1, patrons will borrow books for two weeks instead of the current three weeks to improve access to materials.

Cedar Rapids

Council weighs Cox cable hike with wider fees

City Hall hears a FACT report detailing Cox Cable proposed increases beyond the basic 1.25 monthly rise. Fees would climb for installation, reconnection, change of service, and other outlets, while commercial rates stay unchanged. FACT notes modest city revenue impact and a 9.4 to 12.4 percent target return.

Vnzere City Hall Cox Cable FACT Cox

Regis High School names new principal Kevin McCarville

Eugene Kopecky, Regis board president, announced Friday that Kevin McCarville will become Regis High School's principal. McCarville, then principal at Northeast Hamilton Middle School and High School in Blairsburg, Iowa, succeeds Rev. Donald Klein. He is a Fort Dodge native, St. Edmund's alumnus, and holds a UNI bachelor’s in English and sociology and a master’s in secondary school administration from Northeast Missouri State. He and his wife Rebecca have three children and attend St. Mary’s Church in Williams.

Kevin McCarville Regis High School Eugene Kopecky Regis Board of Education McCarville Donald Klein Northeast Hamilton Blairsburg Iowa Fort Dodge St. Edmund’s High School Rebecca The University of Northern Iowa Missouri Kirksville Melbourne Australia Providence-Newell Carroll Kuemper St. Mary's Catholic Church Williams Becky Cedar Rapids Regis

Attic Fire Damages Cedar Rapids Home on Eastern Ave

Firefighters confined the blaze to the attic of a one story frame house at 3301 Eastern Ave NE Cedar Rapids. Douglas Jackson, the occupant, was not home when the fire started near a natural gas furnace in the attic officials said. The furnace likely did not start the fire and the cause remains under investigation. Owner John E. Gossman of 1122 33rd St NE was identified.

Douglas Jackson Eastern Ave Cedar Rapids Jackson Lawrence Speilbauer Department Fire Prevention Bureau John E. Gossman 33Rd St. NE

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