Women of Cornell calendar showcases beauty with a provocative edge
Cornell College students and staff unveil the Phi Kappa Nu calendar featuring 13 coeds in tasteful yet steamy portraits. Photographer Bob Campagna says the calendar blends artistic lighting and natural beauty, aiming for charity profit and reduced dues.
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Davenport
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John Murnan
The
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Murnan
Five charged with drunk driving in Linn County
Five people were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County from Monday to Wednesday. Robin Ankney, 22, was charged with second offense drunk driving and several traffic violations in the 1500 block of Sixth Street SW. Cynthia Benson, 37, was arrested on Williams Boulevard SW for drunken driving and a traffic signal violation. Ronald Brislawn, 37, faced DUI and multiple traffic violations on County Road D-62. Allen Sauerbry, 27, was charged with speeding in Marion. Darnell Scholl, 37, charged with third offense drunk driving after a Tuesday arrest at 16th Avenue and Williams Boulevard SW.
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Linn County
Robin K. Ankney
O Ave
Sixth Street
Cynthia A. Benson
Luzerne
Williams Boulevard
Ronald R. Brislawn
Coggan
D-62
Walker
Allen Harold Sauerbry
Parkview Drive
Marion
First Avenue SE
Darnell E. Scholl
Third Avenue SE
16Th Avenue
Bennett High teacher Craig Wilford resigns after suspension
Bennett A district high school physical education teacher Craig Wilford resigned after a seven year tenure. The Bennett Community school board accepted his resignation in an open session following a 20 minute closed meeting. He will receive paid sick leave through March 21 and then take unpaid leave until year end.
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Bennett
Bennett Community School Board
Craig Wilford
Wilford
Operation Native Talent attracts 100 plus Cedar Rapids seniors
Harold Ewoldt reports more than 100 Eastern Iowa college seniors have registered for the December 27 Operation Native Talent event at the Roosevelt Hotel. Last year drew over 200 seniors from 60 communities and 40 colleges, with pre registration possibly reaching 150 this year.
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Native Talent
Eastern Iowa College
Harold Ewoldt
Ewoldt
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Embassy Club
Cedar Rapids
Town
Roosevelt Hotel
Personnel Managers Committee
Social Center Slated for Mentally Ill in Cedar Rapids
Linn County opens the Social Support Center for mentally ill adults at the YWCA Cedar Rapids on Fifth Street SE. The center operates 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, requires referrals, and aims to help members form friendships beyond treatment. It is funded by an $18,053 state grant and a $4,152 county allocation.
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Mary Burke
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Department of Mental Health Services
YWCA
Fifth St
Lori Stellmach
Stellmach
Dan Strollner
State Department of Human Services
U of I
Hillcrest Family Services
Y Crest
New Center
Fillmore
YWCA Offers Language Classes for Adults and Children
The YWCA at 318 Fifth St SE begins eight week language classes for adults in French German and Spanish starting January 11 with no English spoken. Children’s classes start Saturday January 14. Instructor is Ralph Schrieber enrollment limited to six per class call 366 6421 for details.
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YWCA
Fifth St. SE
Ralph Schrieber
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