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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1994

Page

7

Local Man Escapes Injury In Homemade Plane Crash

Robert L. Schrieber, 46, of Muscatine, escaped injury when his home built aircraft crashed in a bean field south of Muscatine shortly before 9 am Sunday. The craft lost power at about 300 feet, and he tried to land on a gravel road but touched down in the field to avoid traffic. The single occupant reported damage to the aircraft.

Robert L. Schrieber Muscatine Schrieber Muscatine County

School districts begin fall term schedule changes

Classes start today in the Vinton-Shellsburg Community School District and several others in Iowa. Fall semester starts Wednesday in the College Community School District and Aug. 29 in Cedar Rapids Linn-Mar and Marion districts.

Vinton-Shellsburg Iowa College Community School Cedar Rapids Linn-Mar Marion

Foster home sought for adolescent boy in need of guidance

An adolescent boy with serious relationship issues with his parents needs a foster home that can provide nurturing and preparation for adulthood. If no suitable home is found, he may be placed in an institution. trained foster parents receive support from Families Inc. social workers and income to cover care costs.

Families Inc. Social Work A.J. Witherall Families Inc

North Liberty Jaycees host MDA MS Benefit Concert

The North Liberty Jaycees present an MDA and MS benefit concert at Penn Way Park from 4 p.m. to midnight Saturday. Hanover Fist and Suite Sixteen perform with $3 for singles and $5 for couples. Proceeds aid MDA and MS groups. For info call Theresa Rodriguez or Joel Bull.

North Liberty Jaycees MDA Penn Way Park Hanover Fist Suite Sixteen Theresa Rodriguez Joel Bull

West High Hosts Orientation for Parents and Students

An orientation for West High School parents is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Little Theater. A student orientation follows Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Little Theater, with all students required to bring class schedules.

West High School West High

Plane lands in bean field near Oxford after gear failure

Lauren Tonne of Center Junction escaped injury when a single engine plane made a forced landing in a bean field near Oxford. Officials say the nose gear malfunctioned and no damage estimate was available for the aircraft.

Lauren Tonne Center Junction Oxford Johnson County Sheriff's Office Tonne

Gazette Net Opens For Reader Interactions

The Gazette announces electronic bulletin board access by dialing (319) 368 8800 with 8 data bits no parity and full duplex. Subscribers can submit letters to the editor, share story ideas, obtain forms for announcements, manage subscriptions, place classifieds, and engage in online discussions on topics such as abortion Whitewater crime in America health care cost reform the O J Simpson murder case and the baseball strike.

Seed Saving Hearts Bloom on Iowa Hillside Garden

Linda Crowns, a seed saver near Calamus, focuses on heirloom flowers like Zebrina hollyhock and Mona's Orange Cosmos. She dries seeds on the plant for planting in future years, storing them in glass jars and drying others in shallow boxes. Crowns and her husband Glenn collaborate with Seed Savers Exchange and sell bouquets at the Lyons Farmers Market, promoting flowers as a happiness source beyond vegetables.

Furs Affairs Alamus Linda Calamus Glenn Mona Crowns Lyons Farmers Market William Gazette Marlene Lucas

Seeds of hope sown in Russia

Rural Walker couple joins a farmers missionary trek to Russia carrying 15000 dollars in vegetable seeds along with Bibles and pamphlets. Patsy and Butch Neumeyer own a large corn and soybean operation with Angus cattle near Centerville and gainful part time work. The trip fulfills a vow tied to a past family tragedy and faith.

Azette Russia Patsy Neumeyer Butch Jesus Christ Neumeyers Angus Centerville Patsy Vinton Walker Fertilizer Steven Amana

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