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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1992

Page

9

Hoover Exhibit Opens with Reagan Dedication in West Branch

The $6.5 million Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Museum renovation will be dedicated Saturday at 11 a.m. with former President Ronald Reagan speaking. Alan Teller, of Abrams, Teller & Madsen, helped design the six galleries presenting Hoover as a complex figure and include a public vote on his presidency.

Teller Library Museum Hoover Ronald Reagan Denton Museum Services Minneapolis Richard

Cedar Rapids Band Set for Hoover Library Dedication Concert

The Cedar Rapids Municipal Band will perform at 8 30 p m Saturday in West Branch to celebrate the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library reopening A world premiere composition An Uncommon Man for concert band and narrator will be conducted by composer Andrew Boysen Jr with Library Director Richard Norton Smith reading the narration The work uses Hoover speeches and autobiography and features themes of Iowa and contributions to country The 55 member band is conducted by Frank Piersol, former Iowa director of bands

Dave Gosch EST Alan Teller Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Herbert Hoover Teller West Branch Richard Norton Smith Hoover Stanford University China Europe Wall Street Cedar Rapids Andrew Boysen Jr Iowa Boysen University of Iowa Northwestern University Frank Piersol U of I

Belle Plaine firm faces penalties for alleged dumping of used oil

Benco Manufacturing and its general manager James Weldon face criminal pollution charges after dumping more than 500 gallons of used oil into Belle Plaine sewer lines on five dates in late June and early July. Inspector notes and city actions followed, with cleanup costs and extended plant downtime projected.

Belle Plaine Firm Dave Rasdal Belle Plaine Belle James Lee Weldon Benco Dick Ehlen Iowa Department of Natural Resources DNR Ehlen

General Mills Wins Iowa City Approval for Dry Milling Plant

General Mills wins City Council approval to locate a dry grain milling plant in an old American Can building in the southeast Iowa City industrial park. The plan includes 50 to 70 jobs and building rehab bids while addressing particulate and odor concerns under Iowa DNR rules.

General Mills Council OK Iowa City American Can Co Cedar Rapids

Recovered Hickory Plaza safe found with cash drawer

The safe stolen from Hickory Plaza convenience store last month was found Sunday evening in the 4400 block of Old River Road by a passerby. It contained a cash drawer and some lottery tickets. Arrest information not provided.

Hickory Plaza Old River Road

Drunken Driving Arrests Listed By Time And Place

A court records list shows individuals charged with drunken driving with their arrest times and locations. Each entry specifies the person and the city or address connected to the charge.

Trolley service downsized after weak Saturday ridership

The downtown trolley faced a rider drop with July totaling 20 passengers on Saturdays. City official Hoekstra said week day service would stay, and weekend trolleys could run for private functions. The city collects 40 of 65 dollars per hour for private charters, but has refused some requests while Saturday service continued.

Hoekstra

Rival candidates clash over state sales tax increase

Two Cedar Rapids legislators in District 52 debated the state sales tax hike at a joint appearance. Democrat Kay Chapman supported the penny rise while Republican Ron Corbett opposed it, citing its effect on families and schools.

John Kirsch Cedar Rapids Kay Chapman Ron Corbett Chapman Corbett Terry Branstad GOP Iowa Electric Tower Political Action Committee

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