Linn County Emergency Meeting and Weekend Events
The Linn County Emergency Management Board reconvenes at 7 30 p m in the Administrative Office Building. Weekend events include a March of Dimes Walk America breakfast at Five Seasons Hotel hosted by Norwest Bank and TV personalities. Recycling items accepted at Hy Vee Cedar Rapids from 10 a m to 2 p m. Cedar Rapids Cityline calendar contacts listed.
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Linn County Emergency Management Board
America
Five Seasons Hotel
Norwest Bank
Bruce Aune
Kcrg-Tv
Amy Johnson
Kgan-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Hy-Vee
Mount Vernon Rd
Cityline
Iowa City
Illinois Lottery Numbers Summary
Lottery results show Pick 3 midday 1 5 1 and evening 0 0 6. Pick 4 midday 0 0 0 9 and evening 6 8 6 5. 6 of 54 jackpot $8 million. Call CITYLINE for numbers at 363-7000 or 337-7000, category 2900.
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Cityline
Mercy Mercy Vital Statistics Births Report
Feb 22 to 23 births listed from Mercy and St. Luke’s hospitals in Iowa. Names include Penny Meisha Palo daughter. Faith Rhinehart Center Point son. Pamela Krog Central City son. Elaine Barr Marion son. Jane Turner Cedar Rapids area son. Compiled by Cedar Rapids area agencies with numerous listed couples and addresses.
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Palo
Faith
Greg Rhinehart
Center Point
ST. Luke's
Pamela
John Krog
Central City
Elaine
Gary Barr
Morris Dr
Marion
Michelle Hunt
Hanover Rd
Martha
Douglas Stone
Pinehurst Dr. NE
Jane and
Todd Turner
21St St. NE
Drunken Driving Assault and Forgery Charges Listed
The Log reports Linn County arrests with times and locations. Edmund Woods and David Weeks face drunken driving charges. Jesse McElroy is charged with assault causing bodily injury. Raymond Stoner faces forgery charges for a $450 check.
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Edmund J. Woods
D Ave
10Th Street
David Weeks
29Th Ave
Edgewood Road
Jesse J. McElroy
14Th St. SE
Kristina
Raymond G. Stoner
12Th St. SE
Gale Ogden
Demolition bid OK'd for Cedar Rapids police station site
Cedar Rapids City Council awarded Zinser Demolition and Recycling of Marion a 64,600 dollar contract to raze eight buildings for the new police station and communications facility along the Cedar River. Work set to start by April 20 with completion expected in November 1996 amid four property compensation appeals.
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Lonnie Zingula Garette
Cedar Rapids
Zinser
Marion
Cedar River
First Street
H Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Compensation Commission
Cedar Rapids assessor budgets proposed for 1996
The Cedar Rapids Conference Board approved a 2.3 million dollar City Assessor budget for fiscal 1996 with a 26.9 cent per 1000 levy, down 7.1 cents. A public hearing is set for March 8 at City Hall. The Linn County Assessor budget of 519,468 dollars rises about 2 percent, with a 30.6 cent levy per 1000, near the current level.
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Rick Ellars
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Tom Brunow
Solon High School to raise graduation credits and cut electives
Solon High School's board approved increasing freshman graduation credits to 42 (84 quarter credits) and doubling elective credits to 32 to broaden options. The changes tighten English electives for juniors and seniors and add two semester-long science courses, advanced chemistry and physical science, for eligible juniors and seniors.
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SOLON
Solon High School
Larry Meister
Meister
Tipton
West Branch
JoAnn Phelps
Trate
Coffee House spontaneity lights up Washington County event
At 8 p.m. the Coffee House opens with a simple call for volunteers and rules against profanity. Teen improvisers rise to the challenge with humorous bits and poems while adults enjoy a smoke-free, alcohol-free, church-like atmosphere. The Durian and Schiebel families toil behind the scenes, keeping pizzas and drinks flowing late into the night.
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Hittner
Stoufer
Lynn
Haiti elites still corrupt say US Haiti expert
Mark Danner, author and New Yorker reporter, argues in Iowa City that corruption in Haitian society will persist after US troops withdraw. He notes about 1 percent hold most wealth and hire the poor, while many Haitians welcomed intervention, hoping for protection from violence and an end to abuses by a former military government.
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U.S
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Haiti
United States
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
United Nations
U.N
Danner
Central America
Aristide
The
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Caribbean
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el Salvador
Duvalier
Iowa City Foreign Relations Council
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