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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1990

Page

9

Christmas decorating opens at Ushers Ferry with simple country display

Ushers Ferry hosts a family Christmas event this weekend and next featuring a Victorian parsonage display and a simple country scene. Visitors decorate, string popcorn, watch cookies bake, listen to carols, and view lighted trees with refreshments at the village depot. Admission is 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children ages 5 to 12.

Mother Nature Ushers Ferry Usher House

Cedar Rapids Man Faces Abuse Charges

James Maclin Jr., 20, of 1600 Second Ave SE, is jailed on a $24,000 bond after allegedly imprisoning and beating his 17 year old girlfriend for two days. He faces assault with intent to commit serious injury domestic abuse and false imprisonment. Police say a neighbor witnessed the struggle outside the apartment and the victim was taken to St Luke's Hospital. The charges carry up to six years in jail and a $6,000 fine.

James Maclin Jr Second Ave Linn County Maclin St. Luke’s Hospital

Cedar Rapids civil rights seminar postponed due to low signups

The Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission announced the Saturday seminar Understanding Diverse Advocacy is postponed amid weak registrations. Organizer Kathy Gregor hopes to reschedule next spring as a two day program covering housing issues with refunds issued to registered attendees.

Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission Kathy Gregor

Cedar Rapids 10K Turkey Walk attracts near 500

About 500 Cedar Rapids area residents are expected to participate in the American Heart Association's 10K Turkey Walk. The event starts at 8 a.m. at Coe College Clark Racquet Center and the Rockwell Employees Rehabilitation Center, with pledges funding heart research and education. Turkey prizes go to top pledge collectors. Walk chairman Henri O'Connell promotes walking as a healthy activity. More information at 378-1763.

Cedar Rapids American Heart Association Coe College Clark Racquet Center Rockwell Employees

Kirkwood CC Wins Reserve World Championship in Horse Judging

Kirkwood Community College wins Reserve World Championship in junior college horse judging at Oklahoma City. Murray State Community College of Oklahoma edges Kirkwood 2768 to 2767 for the title amid 18 competing teams. Team members include Brandi Buikema Steve Craig Michelle Swaim and Jane Krenk coached by Burt Butler.

Kirkwood Community College Oklahoma City Murray State Community College of Oklahoma Kirkwood Burt Butler Brandi Buikema Clinton Steve Craig Cedar Rapids Michelle Swaim Osceola Jane Krenk Ida Grove

Desert Shield Family Support Group Formed in Cedar Rapids

St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids forms a Desert Shield Family Support Group. The first meeting is at 4 p.m. December 13 in the formal lounge. Therapists and trained staff will discuss issues of separation. Information from Dr. Timothy Ruppert at 369-8030.

St. Luke's Hospital Timothy Ruppert

City divided over free Saturday parking in Cedar Rapids

City leaders clash over reviving free on street parking downtown with a December compromise. Traffic Director Mel Meyer warns it worsens congestion while business leaders urge relief to draw shoppers. SSMID backs free Saturdays though council remains hesitant.

Mel Meyer Meyer Gearhart Municipal Improvement District SSMID Harold Becker Becker Guaranty Bank & Trust Co SSMIC Jay Petersen

Free Saturday Parking and Holiday events in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids offers two hours of free parking at First Street and Third Avenue parkades and all day free at the riverfront lot at First Street and Fifth Avenue SW on the four remaining Saturdays in December. Free trolley rides run every 10 minutes to downtown. The Greater Downtown Cedar Rapids Association will host horse drawn carriage rides 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. from Ground Transportation Center. Cocoa and carols at 11 a.m. in Beems Auditorium with McKinley Middle School Swing Choir. Choirs sing downtown each of the next three Saturdays with St Pauls Church 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Washington High School 1 to 3 p.m.

Cedar Rapids First Street Third Avenue Parkades Fifth Avenue Mel Meyer Greater Downtown Ground Transportation Center

Cancer patient home for Christmas with family after bone marrow transplant

Cindy Friend faced a year of uncertain cancer recovery after a bone marrow transplant in Iowa City. She returned to Utah for a holiday reunion with husband Randy and children Matt and Melinda, after overcoming chemotherapy and a grueling hospital stay.

Heather Sloman Wood Johnson County Iowa City Cindy Friend Cindy Iowa Stansbury Park Utah Linda Schrock Randy Matt Melinda

Burglaries at local churches continue amid arrest

Four more church break ins and an attempted entry raised total recent church burglaries to 16 with eleven on the northeast side. Dennis Robison, 31, remains jailed on 18000 bond for three counts of second degree burglary amid ongoing probes.

Lonnie Blairs Ferry Rd Dennis Robison Apt Linn County Robison Eastview Christian Church Old Marion Rd Pei Council St Ushers Ferry Pioneer Village Denver Dillard Bruce Kern Unity of First Church of the Nazarene Peace Lutheran Church Kern

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