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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1994
Page
11
The Iowa Lottery announces cash game numbers and daily pick 3 and pick 4 results for December 23 1994. Illinois Lottery midday and evening pick 3 and pick 4 figures are listed, along with a 6 of 54 jackpot at 8 million dollars. Lottery numbers are available via CITYLINE at 363 7000 or 337 7000 category 2900.
Mercy and St. Luke's records show multiple births on December 20 to 22 at Amana Marion Cedar Rapids Marengo and Vinton with several parents named and locations listed. University Hospitals Iowa City notes a daughter born December 20 to Rebecca and Alan Birr Cedar Rapids. Total figures and degree day notes follow with editor's note explaining heating degree days.
The Gazette reports drunken driving charges from Linn County arrests. Names ages and arrest times are listed with streets and blocks noted for each suspect including second offense for James Miller.
Linn County Attorney Denver Dillard warns residents not to pay down payments for home repairs without a detailed written contract after an Iowa Supreme Court decision. The ruling held a $1,435 down payment to Galbreath for a $2,870 roof job became his money, not the buyers’ returnable deposit.
About 200 Marion High School students assembled more than 250 American Red Cross friendship boxes for kids in El Salvador Haiti and Armenia. French Spanish and Russian classes contributed items and notes in recipients native languages.
Cedar Rapids volunteers from the Kiwanis Club packaged and delivered food boxes to five area families chosen by the Salvation Army. The Guaranty Bank's "Guaranty Gives" program provided gifts and groceries for seniors and families, with Hormel HAMS FOR THE HOLIDAYS funds and Econofoods donations supporting HACAP and related hunger-relief efforts benefiting hundreds.
Coralville youth Fred Joseph Heady III, 17, was waived from Juvenile Court to Johnson County District Court after being charged with second degree robbery at Coastal Mart in Coralville on December 15. Heady allegedly sprayed a chemical at a clerk and stole about $250 before fleeing. Tammy Boltz, 20, of 201 Fifth St. No. 8, is charged with aiding and abetting the robbery.
County auditors discuss making special elections cheaper through caps on the number of elections, higher signature requirements, and using paper ballots. Volunteers can run polls in small districts, while state law requires at least three workers per polling place, limiting cost-cutting options. Concerns about democracy are addressed with reassurance that temporary appointments won’t erode voter rights.
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