The Phone Is Ringing No More Says Siobhan Elias
Siobhan Elias notes phones now chirp or beep instead of ringing and recalls old bell ringers. Industry sources discuss tone ringers gaining favor for quieter, more professional environments.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1989
Page
2
Siobhan Elias notes phones now chirp or beep instead of ringing and recalls old bell ringers. Industry sources discuss tone ringers gaining favor for quieter, more professional environments.
John Terris watercolor John Knox House Edinburgh, part of Cedar Rapids Museum of Art since 1910, valued in the several hundred dollars, vanished from a Paramount Theatre wall in mid December. Police reports note initial belief it was under repair, but by December 21 theft was confirmed. Ogden Facility Management reported the theft to police on a Wednesday.
Washington County Prosecutor Gerald Partridge contends malice existed in the Aug. 8 1988 death of 6 week old Stephanie Snow, while Richard Lee Snow, 21, of Wellman, faces first degree murder and child endangerment charges after the infant suffered brain damage and broken bones Aug. 5. The trial moved to Poweshiek County on defense request.
A Dubuque County deputy described finding Perry Baker in a parked car with a naked woman, Jennifer Jones, as the night she was killed. Baker faces first degree murder, first degree sexual abuse and first degree robbery charges in a murder case moved to Black Hawk County.
A bill led by Rep Don Shoultz proposes 16.2 million in annual taxes on new vehicles and plastic bottles, plus bans on landfill disposal of yard waste tires batteries and oil. The plan funds recycling programs and waste education while aiming to cut landfill waste by half by 2000.
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