Fund drive on target for Salvation Army campaign
The Cedar Rapids Christmas Campaign has collected $73,000 toward a $165,000 goal, reaching 44 percent. Major Richard Strommer praises volunteers and donors as the drive stays on track and benefits local residents.
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Salvation Army
Richard Strommer
Cedar Rapids
McGregor Snowmobiles Help Nab Suspect After Night Chase
James Michael Kass, 25, of McGregor, is in Clayton County Jail after a two hour cross country chase with deputies, police and locals on snowmobiles. The 1981 vehicle was reported stolen by Adeline Glass and seen on Highway 18, prompting a pursuit. Kass was captured in a farm shed at 8:12 a.m. on charges including second degree theft of a motor vehicle and multiple revocation offenses. Bond set at 4680 dollars.
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James Michael Kass
McGregor
Clayton County
McGregor Police Department
Adeline Glass
Highway 18
Kass
Iowa
Vehicle strikes Wareco Convenience Center in Oelwein
Police say an unknown driver rammed the Wareco Convenience Store in the 400 block of South Frederick, knocking it off its foundation early Thursday at about 4:49 a.m. The vehicle fled the scene and no damage estimate was released.
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Wareco Convenience
South Frederick
Iowa City water rights clash eyed by rural residents
About 15 Lone Tree Hills residents appeal to Johnson County supervisors to resist Iowa City water rights moves. The city begins test wells south of town to gauge using southern land, while state rules push upgrading facilities or new sources. County Attorney cites condemnation as a possible tool. The Iowa River currently supplies most water, with nitrate and taste concerns noted.
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Johnson County
Dick Myers
Lone Tree Hills
Iowa City
South County
J. Patrick White
Iowa River
Jones County Recorder Doris Herren Announces Retirement
Doris Jean Herren, Jones County recorder for 22 years, submits resignation effective December 31. A Republican, she says she retires at retirement age after her term would have expired in January 1995.
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Doris Jean Herren
Jones County Recorder
Board of Supervisors
Herren
Jones County
Christmas in prison at Oakdale shines through
Heather Sloman Wood reports from Oakdale Iowa where inmates Anderson and Ochoa paint ceramic ornaments and cards for a holiday program. Anderson, 25, faces parole Aug 17 1994 after a gas station robbery and drug troubles while Ochoa 23 earned a 35 year term for attempted murder. Oakdale staff praise programs and a Jaycee inmate photo program supports inmates and families as 670 people remain in the facility during December.
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Heather Sloman Wood
Johnson County
Akdale
David Anderson
Ochoa
Oakdale
Iowa State Penitentiary
Iowa
Jaycees
Chatham Oaks Care Center
Chatham Oaks
Iverson
Police seek new headquarters in Lansing community
Police in Lansing search for a new home after the department was moved to the library basement. Mayor Clyde Roeder plans options within 30 days with a council vote set for January 4.
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Roeder
Fish and Wildlife Office
Delays Persist At Cedar Rapids Airport After Snow Storm
Cedar Rapids Airport continued to report delays a day after a Chicago bound snow storm. Nichole Briggman of the information center said most Chicago flights were delayed and some departures to Chicago were held. No cancellations were reported and delays were limited to a few hours.
University Hospitals to Open 22-Operatory Suite in 1990
University Hospitals in Iowa City will debut a $21.5 million operating suite on January 11 replacing 21 general hospital operating rooms. The fifth and sixth floor John W. Colloton Pavilion facility houses 22 operative rooms, a presurgical unit, a postanesthesia unit and support services across pathology, pharmacy, radiology, and materials.
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Iowa City
University Hospitals
General Hospital
John W. Colloton Pavilion
After Holiday Giving, Need Persists for Local Aid Groups
Iowa City social workers warn demand rises after Christmas as families face higher bills and seasonal layoffs. Vince Matulionis of the Crisis Center cites January food aid surpassing December totals while HACAP and Salvation Army note ongoing needs for coats, energy help, and school costs. awareness fades in January.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
Vince Matulionis
Iowa
Matulionis
Crisis Center
Hawkeye Area
Wetherill
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