Maitre D Sought as Wilson Junior High Cafeteria Reopens
Wilson Junior High students preview a transformed cafeteria with a formal dining setup. Staff replaced lines with a sit down service serving turkey and trimmings table by table for the Christmas lunch.
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Wilson Junior High
Brother of murder suspect arrested on gun violation
Billie Gene Farris, 22, of 1733 Fourth Ave SE, was arrested on a Linn County warrant for giving false information when applying for a gun permit and possession of a firearm as a felon. He is the brother of Bruce Farris, jailed in the November slayings case. He allegedly bought a .25 caliber handgun Dec 9 and did not admit felony conviction. Convicted in 1978 of second degree theft in Jones County. juvenile arrest later treated as adult probation and 90 days. Held on $11,000 bond.
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Billie Gene Farris
Fourth Ave
Linn County Sheriffs Department
Billie Farris
Bruce Farris
Linn County
Jackie May
Cedar Rapids
Jones County
Westley L. Iwanowski
Quail Hollow NE
Fourth Avenue SE
Harold B. Toomer
16Th St
Ninth Street
Scott W. Unkrich
Seventh St
Smoke detectors to aid elderly in Cedar Rapids area
Volunteers from the Linn County Council on Aging and Cedar Rapids Fire Department coordinate a program to install free smoke detectors in homes of residents 60 and older. Funded by local insurers, the project aims to reduce fire deaths by early warning and home escape planning.
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Mark Glenn
Gazette
Linn County Council On Aging
Cedar Rapids Fire Department
Dick Osing
Osing
Cedar Rapids
Insurance Women of
Council On Aging
Powers
Cedar Rapids man avoids robbery as attack cleaves to street
A 31 year old Cedar Rapids man told police he was approached on Ninth Avenue SE at 1 a.m. by a would be robber who demanded his wallet. When the man turned, he was hit with a sharp object and the victim fought back, injuring the attacker who fled. The man was treated at Mercy Hospital for hand and facial lacerations and released.
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Cedar Rapids
Douglas Fields Jr
27Th St
Ninth Avenue SE
Fields
Mercy Hospital
Cabinet heaters condemned as dangerous home heat source
Cedar Rapids Fire Department official cautions that cabinet heaters fueled by 20 to 30 pound LP gas tanks are illegal for residential use. Fire Marshal Phil Saunders warns leaks near fuel lines and propane tanks can ignite from sparks, causing a small blast or total house destruction if the tank explodes.
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Cedar Rapids
Phil Saunders
Fire Prevention Bureau
Saunders
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