Cedar Rapids Area Cityline Calendar And Lottery Draws
Today’s Cityline calendar lists Linn County meetings including the Developmental Disabilities Services Coalition and Board of Supervisors, plus library and city council sessions. Theater, art, music and lectures fill the evening with Cityline lottery numbers and jackpots updated for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Developmental Disabilities Services Coalition
ARC
36Th St. Dr
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids Fire Code Board of Appeals
Central Fire Station
Linn County Emergency Planning Committee
Third St
Cedar Rapids Public Library Board of Trustees
Fairfax City Council
City Hall
Marion City Council
Cityline
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Vital Statistics St Luke’s births report Jan 31 and Feb 1
Kristi Rickels of Anamosa born Jan 31 a son. Faythe Stone Brocka and Michael Brocka of 4721 42nd St NE have a son. Karen and Jeff Knox of Marion 1805 31st St have a daughter. Amy and Stacy Miller of 1732 10th St NW have a daughter. Totals and year-to-date figures are listed for 1995 and 1994 with percentage of normal. Compiled by Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristi Rickels
Anamosa
Faythe Stone-Brocka
Michael Brocka
42Nd St. NE
Karen
Jeff Knox
31St St
Marion
Amy
Stacy Miller
10Th St. NW
lowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Relative testifies in deer trophy case near Washington Iowa
A distant Ruth relative testifies for the prosecution in Washington County Magistrate Court in a case charging James Portwood with illegal transportation and taking a deer on November 8, 1993. DNA analyst Ruth testifies the skull and cape DNA do not match the deer, while experts discuss arrow wounds and carcass handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Gosch
Washington
Iowa
Babe Ruth
Oxford
Jerry Ruth
Ruth
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Forensic Laboratory
Ashland
Ore
James Portwood
Portwood
Police probe officer shot during standoff at Rieflin home
Cedar Rapids Police Chief Bud Byrne said an officer on ice slipped and accidentally fired a shotgun during the standoff outside Gerald Rieflin’s home after Rieflin was named a suspect in the Ralston Foods killings. The shot hit a TV cable, knocking out service. the officer was not part of the SWAT team and faces possible discipline. Rieflin, 36, remains jailed on a 3 million dollar bond as he seeks to set aside a no contact order with Brenna Rieflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Smith Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Bud Byrne
Gerald Rieflin
Ralston Foods
Rieflin
Mark Greiner
Gregory Martin
Marion
Darrell Bahndorf
Williams Blvd
David Sebetka
Indiana St
Bever Ave
Byrne
Linn County Attorney's Office
Cedar Rapids approves aquaculture zoning for tilapia farm
Cedar Rapids City Council grants initial approval to a zoning amendment allowing Aqua Ventures LLC to build a 36000 square foot tilapia farm at 3800 C St SW in the industrial district. The $1 million facility aims to begin in August producing about 1 million pounds yearly with heat from the nearby power plant and corn byproduct feed from Genencor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Zingala
Cedar Rapids
Aqua Ventures LLC
Amana
Myron Kloubec
IES Ventures
Denny Drahous
Bowker Mechanical Contractors Inc
Ies Prairie Creek
Kloubec
Genencor International
United States
American Tilapia Association
Sillick trial testimony centers on drug evidence and home condition
The Linn County case features prosecutor Denver Dillard presenting shotgun shells, an empty ammunition box, and interior photos from the Houston Street home. Defense counsel David Grinde counters with drug use items and scenes of a filthy home to suggest abnormal behavior. Witness Graham outlines cocaine residue items while noting Sillick’s cooperation with gunpowder residue testing and a breath test video shows a 2% alcohol level hours after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Denver Dillard
Graham
Houston Street
David Grinde
Grinde
Quint Meyerdirk
Sillick
Linn County Sheriffs
Bill Yount
Garza Murder Trial Closing Arguments Highlight Strain
Closing arguments in the Garza case contrast the states evidence of murder and the defense plea. Tripp notes a plea bargain exhibit and asserts time frames support a murder conviction while Logan questions witness timing and blood evidence. The judge reiterates circumstantial versus direct evidence and jurors are urged to weigh the kidnapping and sexual abuse charges carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp
Isaac
Garza
Vega
Logan
Sissel
Cedar River
Roller Dam
Otis Road
Vega-Garza
Washington High Night of Jazz Music Feb 9
Washington High School presents a Night of Jazz Music on February 9 at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium featuring six groups two jazz bands and four vocal ensembles Tickets are free for seniors 3 for adults 2 for students with ID A volunteer night by Trees Forever Cedar Rapids Chapter is February 9 at 7 at Beems Auditorium Cedar Rapids Public Library call Deb Ryun at 373 0650 for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Vivace
Momentum
Slice of Jazz
Washington Singers
Cedar Rapids
Trees Forever
Beems
Cedar Rapids Public
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vous Mee Lee
Fylona
TeleUs
Riverside Theatre
Theatre
Prairie High School Theater
ART
Chicago
Dave Richards
University of Iowa Art Building
Paul Fried
Cedar Rapids School
Coe
Mickey Tai Chen Wu
Hickok Hall
Coe College
Five Seasons Center
Linn County Health Department
13Th St. NW
Econofoods East
51St St
Illinois Lottery
ST. Luke's
Hide, Skall
Washington County
Barb Edmondson
Brighton
Edmondson
Patricia Kamath
Kamath
Curt Pacha
Richard Stroud
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Stroud
Ralston
Dillard
Sheriff's Department
Hollywood
Metro-Iowa
Washington High
Trees
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