Cedar Rapids Groups Offer Entertainment for In-Service Days
Several Cedar Rapids organizations provide alternative activities for school children during teacher in-service days. Details: 1B.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1999
Page
1
Several Cedar Rapids organizations provide alternative activities for school children during teacher in-service days. Details: 1B.
Tom Vilsack found himself in the middle of screaming protesters during the first day of World Trade Organization talks in Seattle. The scene unfolded as demonstrators gathered outside the venue, signaling tensions surrounding the negotiations.
No 24 Maryland led from start to finish in a victory over Iowa in Baltimore during the Big Ten ACC Challenge. The Iowa program announced plans to start the state's first AIDS vaccine trial, with details on page 5.
Cedar Rapids resident Willie Brooks previously stated in court records that he worked as a police informant and feared for his safety. The filing outlines his testimony and related concerns about potential reprisals connected to his informant status.
Iowa City High's Jennifer Macfarlane took first place in the high school division of the National Association of Teachers of Singing regional competition. Youth Plus in Thursday's Gazette.
Cedar Rapids police will run three 12 hour workdays per week under a new schedule. 135 officers split into seven platoons will cover day power and night shifts with three swing shifts weekly. A six month trial begins December 31 as Teamsters Local 238 approved the plan.
Cedar Rapids reports 782 of 4,600 inmates released last year served all sentences behind bars. State corrections leaders propose a new law mandating community supervision for all inmates on release to curb overcrowding and improve public safety.
Iowa City resident Martha Fieseler turned 100 and celebrated with a first motorcycle ride through downtown, organized by neighbor Eain Murphy. The former elementary teacher lives active life, attends the Senior Center, and encourages staying engaged as one ages.
Cedar Rapids marked its first snowless November in 26 years according to State Climatologist Harry Hillaker. Des Moines and Chicago also reported snowless Novembers, with Iowa averaging 45 degrees and a 7.1 degree above normal statewide. Hillaker notes no clear winter trend yet but predicts more snow will come later.
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