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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2002
Page
1
Community event features food stalls, games, and activities across Tanager Place. Organizers showcase local groups and entertainment, inviting families to enjoy a day of outdoor living and neighborhood camaraderie.
The workforce will use materials to raise two silos in Kalona. Photos appear on 1B.
A forthcoming feature surveys Lowans advancing in minor league baseball and other sports pipelines. Regions spotlighted include Los Angeles based leagues and local development teams, with profiles of standout players and organizational pathways.
A compact listing of notices and puzzle items across sections 5B 8G 8G 9A 4A. Includes classifieds in E-G People and 5B Lottery notes, plus puzzles in 8G and 8D.
An independent study concludes local landfill without a transfer station is cheapest, but Blue Stem Solid Waste Agency plans a 565 acre landfill near Viola requiring a transfer station. Building a transfer station and hauling waste out of state would cost about 5.3 million dollars annually, though non economic factors must be weighed.
The Iowa Quarter Commemorative Committee chose three Grant Wood designs for the 2004 state quarter. Wood's Young Corn and Arbor Day imagery were selected along with a late entry featuring American Gothic. The panel also includes a one-room schoolhouse motif and a Foundation in Education inscription.
Linn County Attorney Denver Dillard was named the new district court judge for the 6th Judicial District. Governor Vilsack notified him by phone and asked secrecy until a 3 pm public announcement. Dillard, 57, faced a tense wait while Constance Alt, 41, was also a candidate.
The nationwide West Nile death toll reached 11 with two new deaths in Louisiana and Illinois. Louisiana reported a 78 year old Livingst on Parish man as the eighth death and 62 new cases bringing total to 147. Illinois confirmed a 67 year old man died August 10, first in state history. No human Illinois cases beyond three non fatal. In Iowa the virus exists in 52 counties with no human cases yet though two horses have died. Iowa labs testing five to 10 people daily.
Pat J. Palmer a former University of Iowa researcher 51 of Coralville faced two counts of first degree theft and a second degree theft after allegedly falsifying travel vouchers totaling more than 50 000 from June 27 1998 to March 19 2000 The university investigation followed an allegation of research misconduct andPalmer is no longer employed at UI Public records show her inactive UI status since Sept 24 She appeared in Johnson County District Court and was released on recognizance
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