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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1981

Page

8

Cedarfest Opens Thursday in Cedar Rapids Downtown

The first annual Cedarfest runs Thursday through Saturday on Second Street SE between First and Third Avenues. The Central Retail Merchants Bureau sponsors a schedule of live bands, a new car display, an art festival, and food events with Akasha performing at noon and multiple shows throughout the day. Second Street SE will be closed to cars during the fest.

Cedar Rapids Central Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Second Street First Third Avenues Akasha KCRG Five Seasons Center Parlor City Jazz Band

Browning Convicted as Habitual Offender in Iowa Case

James Junior Browning, a 33 year old Cedar Rapids man, was found to be the same person as the earlier defendants in false pretenses and receiving stolen property cases. A jury ruled he is a habitual criminal based on the conspiracy charge and prior felonies, with additional charges of failure to appear. The court set a possible up to 15 year term with minimum three years, plus new counts.

James Junior Browning Cedar Rapids Browning Lew Merrifield Paul

Truck route plan blocked on 15th Avenue in city

Southeast Quad residents and the Community Development Committee pressed for a south side truck route to pass Cargill Inc and cross the Northwestern Railroad. Wayne Murdock said the railroad opposed a crossing and Cargill blocked an easement. A more costly alternative route south on 15th Avenue may require another bridge and an agreement with Cargill.

Southeast Quadrant 15Th Avenue Wayne Murdock Cargill Inc Northwestern Railroad Murdock Northwestern Cargill Otis Road Cargill Property

Linn County seeks state funds for Handyman Project at Health Center

The Linn Health Center seeks a $39 000 state grant to fund a one year Handyman Project aiding 10 to 12 low functioning mentally retarded adults and elderly persons. Trainees will learn six weeks of preparation for odd jobs earning minimum wage with elderly trainers and local agencies as potential employers. No county dollars, with training and wages covered by grant funds.

State Office of Planning and Programming Health Center Board of Directors Health Center John Brandt Handicapped Systems Brandt Madge Phillips Linn County Council On Aging The Heritage Agency On Aging Hawkeye Bob Long Linn Handicapped Systems Seventh St Health Center Board Martin Garvey Handyman Oakhill

Five Seasons Center approves cost cutting plan

The Five Seasons Center Commission finance committee adopted budget changes to cut costs and boost revenue after reporting a first ten month operating loss of 233,116.98 dollars. The package may raise about 120,000 dollars and adjusts the cost sharing with Amusement Conspiracy Co. to a guaranteed minimum or 12 percent of gross, whichever is greater.

Five Seasons Center Commission Commission Five Seasons Center Mike Gebauer the Gazette Robert McMahan Five Seasons Center Commission Finance Committee Amusement Conspiracy Co McMahan Amusement Conspiracy Five Seasons Gebauer Art Newberger Heart Doobie Brothers Blue Oyster Cult America Waylon Jennings Chuck Swore Waterloo

Statue of Liberty Stands as Symbol of Freedom

The Statue of Liberty has towered in New York Harbor since 1886 as a beacon of freedom. It honors French American friendship after a gift from France and was designed by Frederic Auguste Bartholdi.

New York Harbor France Frederic Auguste Bartholdi

Did You Know Cinnamon Bark and Ship Coatings Facts

Cinnamon is the bark of an aromatic laurel tree. Arab dhows use goat fat and lime below the water line to deter teredo worms and barna cles. Above the water line ships’ hulls are preserved with shark oil.

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