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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 2001

Page

9

Two Children Seriously Injured In Linn County Crash

A head on collision on Highway 1 near Gaudy Road left two children of an Iowa City man in critical and serious condition. The 39 year old driver and the 23 year old Eric Phillips of Lisbon were treated for minor injuries. The crash occurred shortly after 5 p.m. about four miles northeast of Mount Vernon.

Linn County Mount Vernon

Cedar Rapids City Limits Stadium Project Budget Adjustments

The Cedar Rapids City Council approved a 575000 dollar purchase for a Veterans Memorial Stadium ballpark including a playing field and irrigation system. The city plans to pay less than 575000 by substituting a cheaper dirt mix instead of the bid specified mix.

Veterans Memorial Stadium Doug Neumann Iowa Athletic Field Construction Co Webster City Neumann St. Paul, Minn

Alliant Electric Grid Hopes Cooler Weather Eases Shortfalls

Alliant Energy expected Unit 4 at Lansing Generating Station to return online today after Monday outage. Spokesman John Ruff said demand relief would come from cooler temperatures and a cold front lowering highs to the 80s. He cited distribution issues as the main cause of shortages in Eastern Iowa, leading to interruptible-customer outages and urging conservation.

Alliant Energy Lansing Alliant John Ruff Ruff Iowa

Senior workers sought for Labor Day story

The Gazette seeks people at or past retirement age who continue work, either full or part time, for a Labor Day feature. Email reporter Tom Fruehling at tomf fyiowa.com or mail to The Gazette P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52402 by Friday.

Tom Fruehling Tomf the Gazette P.O Cedar Rapids

Private self reviews for school boards urged

A study by the Urban Education Network suggests school boards be allowed to meet secretly to evaluate themselves. Waterloo officials fear it could weaken Open Meetings Law and invite high school lobbying for secrecy. The report, by directors and superintendents from Iowa’s eight largest districts, aims to guide reform with action plans for improving high schools.

Waterloo Iowa Bob Krause Edu Cation Network James Wise Urban Education Network

Urban trout stream still in works in Cedar Rapids

The Iowa DNR seeks to preserve McLoud Run as the state’s sole urban trout stream despite a second kill in three months. Temperature spikes from storm runoff killed hundreds of fish. chlordane was found previously but not this time. The agency continues two temperature gauges, reviews a federal grant for water quality, and postpones further stocking as it studies viability. Local officials push to establish the run and protect the trout population.

Gazette Des Moines Cedar Rapids McLoud Run Iowa Department of Natural Resources Iowa Ross Harrison DNR Harrison Dave Bierman Manchester Bierman

Linn County Eyes Funding Requests From History Center and Kernels

The Linn County Board of Supervisors took no action on Tuesday requests totaling 900000 from The History Center and the Cedar Rapids Kernels. Finance Director Steve Tucker said no money is on hand and any grant would depend on future budgeting. the decision is policy driven and could be staged over years.

Dick Hogan Cedar Rapids — Linn County Board of Supervisors History Center Cedar Rapids Kernels the Gazette Linn County Steve Tucker Tucker Dawn Jindrich Cedar Rapids The Kernels

Volunteers test effects of lower drunken driving limit

In Cedar Rapids about a dozen volunteers and six observers drank to 0.08 percent blood alcohol, near the federal recommended limit, in a statewide push to adopt the 0.08 rule. Iowa sites including Iowa City and 24 communities participated as officials plan to tighten standards and risk losing federal highway funds.

Iowa City Iowa

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