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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1994

Page

7

Cedar Falls Teen Killed in One Vehicle Crash

A Cedar Falls teenager, Michelle Ridder aged 17, died after losing control of a car on University Avenue and hitting a utility pole. Three other teens, Tara Martin 17 Sara Desmidt 18 and Chandel Collingwood 17, were hospitalized or treated and released. Desmidt and Martin were treated at Sartori Hospital. Collingwood released from Covenant Medical Center.

Cedar Falls Michelle Ridder University Avenue Ridder Sartori Hospital Tara Martin Sara Desmidt Desmidt Martin Chandel Collingwood Covenant Medical Center Waterloo

Norway couple airlifted after near head-on crash near Eddyville

Delbert Hastings 63 and Barbara Hastings 60 of Norway Iowa were seriously injured when their minivan collided with a stock car trailer mishap on Highway 137 near Eddyville in Wapello County. The stock car rolled from a southbound trailer driven by Bruce Vandenmeyer 32 of Oskaloosa. charges pending. The couple were airlifted to Iowa Methodist Medical Center after initial care at Mahaska County Hospital.

Norway Iowa Eddyville Delbert Barbara Hastings Wapello County Bruce Vandenmeyer Oskaloosa Barbara

Oelwein Teenager Hurt In Moped Crash

An Oelwein 14 year old, Brett Kaltenbach, remained in fair condition after a mo ped collision Saturday. He rode north on South Frederick Street when a northbound car driven by Virginia Larimer halted and backed into a private drive. Kaltenbach struck the vehicle, was ejected, and airlifted to Iowa City. Larimer and her 14 year old passenger Eric Larimer were uninjured.

Oelwein University Hospitals Iowa City Brett Kaltenbach South Frederick Street Virginia Larimer State Patrol Kaltenbach

Excavation and Open House Announced in Iowa City

A contractor will dig along Maiden Lane in Iowa City between Ralston Creek and Court Street for about a week, blocking parking and traffic. The Iowa City VA Medical Center hosts a 1 to 4 p.m. open house on Tuesday marking 30 years of the fourth floor dialysis unit opened in 1964 as Iowa's first.

Maiden Lane Ralston Creek Court Street Iowa City Department of Veterans Affairs Iowa

Gazette Net opens for readers on new electronic bulletin

The Gazette announces Gazette Net an electronic bulletin board service accessed via dial up for readers to submit letters ideas obtain forms and join continuing discussions on topics in the news including abortion Whitewater crime health reform the Simpson case and baseball strike.

Gazette Gazette Net Fiona The Gazette Co

Weather Lore: Folklore Predicts Seasonal Changes

Folklore links natural signs to coming weather with maxims like red sky warnings, halos, and animal behavior. Frost on December 4 suggests warming needs. rain forecasts ride on sun halos and wind directions. Bees, spiders, and birds are cited as precursors to storms and seasonal shifts.

Weather Folklore Predicts Cold Winter Near Washington Iowa

Rural observers cite cornhusks tight and woolly bear caterpillars dark as signs of a cold season. Scientists note limited value in long term forecasts but agree animal behavior helps short term cues. Weather historian Paul Waite adds kernels of truth about dew point and lunar moisture patterns.

Marlene Lucas Rural Affairs Edna Custer Washington Iowa Custer Rich Patterson Indian Creek Patterson Paul Waite

Jane Boyd to Expand in Cedar Rapids Face Lift

The Jane Boyd Community House in southeast Cedar Rapids begins a 2.2 million renovation set for 1995 that will add two buildings and 75 percent more space. Staff say the center, serving 10 000 annually with 20 staff and 450 volunteers, focuses on education and support for families and immigrants. Two thirds of the funding already raised through donations, with the rest to come through another year of fundraising ahead of the center’s 75th anniversary in 1996.

Lynn M. Tefft Jane Boyd Cedar Rapids Karen Klinkefus 14Th Ave Klinkefus Jane Boyd Community House

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