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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1992
Page
9
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The Linn County Board of Supervisors will file a formal protest against a US West Communications proposal to raise 911 service rates. The firm seeks Iowa Utilities Board approval to increase charges from 5833 to 13958 dollars monthly, a 139 percent rise, and Linn County requests a public hearing. Assistant Linn County Attorney Gary Jarvis questions the justification.
Judge Van Zimmer sets February 21 at 3 p.m. in Linn County for Hani John Khouri of Cedar Rapids to receive a life prison term after a Scott County jury convicted him of first degree murder in the July 14 1991 shooting death of Jacqueline Chacey 47. Jurors found Khouri 57 guilty after a 2 hour deliberation amid claims of extreme emotional distress by defense counsel.
Ronald Brewer seeks damages in federal court for the deaths of his parents Lyle J. Brewer and Hazel V. Brewer after a Nov. 20, 1991 accident in Howard County. Defendants include Liberty Transportation Inc and Byron L. Lang Inc along with drivers Leroy Ferrath and Kenneth Weinrich.
Iowa City event of animal tales for children of all ages presented at 10 30 a m Friday in Bird Hall Gallery Macbride Hall on the University of Iowa campus. Sponsored by the UI Museum of Natural History. Free admission. For information call Karole Fuller at 335 0482.
Black Sheep will perform at the Old Brick Coffeehouse Friday night. Doors open 8 30 p m with entertainment at 9 p m. A $2 cover includes special coffees. other drinks and baked goods available. under 13 admitted free with adults. The quartet plays folk Irish blues and contemporary songs featuring Carlis Faurot Dixie Collins Mike Maas and Patty Ankrum. Sponsors include Lutheran Campus Ministry Episcopal Chaplaincy United Campus Ministry Wesley Foundation and Health Iowa.
Mike Malloy and Ken Lintgen repair and restore battered pianos many dating from the turn of the century. A 9 foot 1906 Steinway owned by Coe College is in progress with multistep work taking four to six weeks. The operation grew from Dan Malloy founding Malloy Custom Pianos in 1982, with the shop in Oelwein handling the upholstery and repairs while tuning continues in Cedar Rapids.
Center Point officials received resignations from council members Freida Aldrich Harlon Staton and Charles Ferguson leaving two members and prompting a plan to stay on until after the March 10 meeting to ensure a three member quorum. Mayor Beatty defended his early moves while Staton criticized his approach. Beatty said an election will be held to fill vacancies, date pending.
A national AAUW report on gender gaps in math and science faces local counterpoints in Eastern Iowa. At HSV High School Vic tor 13 of 16 seniors in the top math course were girls, while Prairie High School reports 50-50 upper level math en rollment and a 50-50 science split. Teachers cite role models and changing attitudes as key factors. Local AAUW members plan a study and screenings to push improvement, with parents urged to encourage daughters into medicine and engineering careers.
Four Washington High School students in Cedar Rapids react to a national AAUW study on how public schools treat girls. Anna argues bias is rare for high achievers while Marcie Greta and Crystal highlight gender and race dynamics and teacher reactions.
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