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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1998

Page

9

Social Security warnings urge public discussion in Cedar Rapids

Gazette senior editor Kenneth Apfel warns the Social Security system faces long term funding risks as baby boomers retire. He joins Sen. Grassley and others at a 7 p.m. town meeting at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library to discuss nonpartisan reforms to safeguard solvency and ensure future payments.

Gazette Kenneth Apfel Social Security Administration Apfel Charles Grassley Linwood Cemetery Senate National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Linn County Marion Public Library Bob Rush U.S. House Cedar Rapids Washington High School Iowa City Public Library Farmers Markets Riverside Roundhouse Farmers Market Southwest Area SWAN Wilson School J St

Three Teens to Be Tried as Adults in Cedar Rapids Assault

Three juveniles aged 16 and 17 will be tried as adults for an assault that left Christopher Koch with head injuries. They are charged with willful injury after punching and kicking Koch near First Avenue and 19th Street NE. Koch, 25, was hospitalized in fair condition at Mercy Medical Center.

Cedar Rapids Gazette News Shane M. Scott Sixth St Zachery P. Robertson Seventh Ave Jason R. Booth Maplewood Dr Glen Fox Iowa Christopher M. Koch First Ave First Avenue 19Th Street Fox Koch Mercy Medical Center Scott Robertson Booth William Branch Fifth St Coralville Herbert V. Martin 10Th St 10Th Street Roger Merta Westdale Dr Second Street John P. Matheny C St C Street Robert D. Sykes Fifth Ave Shondra Ellis

History Center reaches preliminary funding goal

The History Center reports $2.3 million raised toward its expansion and anticipates a June 1999 grand opening at the old Rapids Chevrolet building in Cedar Rapids. A $60,000 gift from Toyota Financial Services aided the effort, with a $500,000 Hall-Perrine Foundation challenge grant contingent on June 30, and plans to move in early next year.

History Center Laura Derr History Center Board of Directors Toyota Financial Services Center Hall-Perrine Foundation Rapids Chevrolet Eighth Ave Linn County Maxon Collins Radio WMT

Ex-U of doctor backs autopsy notes destruction in JFK case

Retired University of Iowa pathologist Earl Rose says he does not criticize Dr. James Humes for destroying his notes and a first autopsy draft. A 1996 deposition shows Humes burned papers stained with Kennedy blood to spare the family and avoid a spectacle, Rose stating no information was lost and praising Humes as a fine man.

Johnson County Iowa City University of Iowa Earl Rose Kennedy Humes Rose U.S. Senate Robert Kennedy Martin Luther King Jr House Select Committee On

Dentists testify on bite marks in Mercedes case

Dr. Rhys Jones of Cedar Rapids, using Dailey’s technique, identifies bite marks on Mercedes as O'Geary’s. Julia Luna, O'Geary’s ex girlfriend, recalls his admission of biting with teeth. Detectives note O'Geary's Jan. 5 statement detailing illness, a fall, a fever and a reported ankle bite.

Rhys Jones Cedar Rapids Dailey O’geary Jones Hammond Julia Luna Mercedes Luna Blough Choate Emma Walter

Dorsey concert tapes eyed for public release at last

Steve Hall’s film archive holds about 80 percent of Dorsey era reels re recorded with many awaiting public viewing. David notes the thrill of discovering contents on a 400 foot reel and hopes to uncover the kiss scene. A Cedar Rapids Police Ball Sinatra rumor stirs interest among subscribers. Dave Rasdal’s column runs Tuesday Friday and Sunday in The Gazette.

Hall Howard Hall Dave Rasdal the Gazette

Community updates and crime notices in Eastern Iowa

Daily Notebook lists polls and discussion topics then details meetings including Marion Civil Service Commission Cedar Rapids City Council and Linn County sessions. It reports events from Old Creamery Theatre productions to cemetery exhibit and police charges including drunken driving and assault cases.

Marion Civil Service Commission Marion City Hall Cedar Rapids

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