WOW! Weekend events at Iowa City venues across city
Feb 25 brings a packed reads and music day at UI Museum of Art with Judith the Storyteller and Deanne Wortman. Steinbeck readings at Northside Book Market. Red and Custom Car Show at Monticello center. Springfest arts sale Hawkeye Downs. Concerts at Hancher and Clapp Recital Hall. Theatre Cedar Rapids and Palace Theatre shows plus lectures and film series across Kirkwood and UI venues.
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Tom Nothnagle
Glenn Lonsdale
Carlis Fourot
Northside
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Berndes Center
Monticello
Four Oaks
Hawkeye Downs Expo Center
Dave Dighton
Powerball and Lotto Results Reported for February 24
Saturday results show Powerball numbers 29 30 3441 49 with a 37 red ball and a $10 million jackpot. Iowa Lottery rundowns include 2 11 18 43 53 for the Cash Game and 4 14 15 23 24 29 for Freeplay Replay, plus Lotto 6 19 23 31 36 46 with an estimated $30 million jackpot.
Birth notices guidelines from The Gazette column
The Gazette invites birth announcements in Cedar Rapids or Iowa City offices. Parents must submit an announcement form during business hours. Free listings are available to readers across The Gazette’s circulation area via specified phone numbers.
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Drunken Driving Charge List From Iowa City Arrest
The Gazette lists charges for drunken driving from public safety records in Eastern Iowa. Brian P. Cave, 20, of South English, arrested at 2 38 a.m. Saturday at Gilbert and Church streets in Iowa City.
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Death Notices and Obituaries Guidelines and Rates
The Gazette publishes death notices on the page with arrangements pending and immediate survivors. Notices must conform to Gazette style or incur per word charges. Additional material and second-day notices cost 35 cents per word. call 398-8221 for guidance.
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Jackson urges unity among Dems during Cedar Rapids visit
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. urged Democrats to unite behind civil rights era ideals and pursue concrete plans for education health care and equality. He criticized Bush for courting conservative Democrats and warned against bipartisanship that ignores core reform priorities.
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Linn County
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Westdale Mall walk raises 275000 for diabetes research
About 950 participants gathered at Cedar Rapids Westdale Mall to raise at least 275000 for diabetes research. Erica Diggins a 16 year old diabetic spoke of the impact and the need for better treatments and a possible pill.
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Lua Nikolas Shengelia
Rebeca and
Irakli
Cedar Rapids
Haven Diabetes Research Foundation
Westdale Mall
Christoph Trappe Vazette
Erica Diggins
Diggins
Tom
Sheila
Erica
Kelly
Sheila Diggins
Ex minister arrested in Iowa for sexual abuse charges
Former Assembly of God minister Douglas Scott Popejoy age 32 of Oxford Junction was arrested in Anamosa on second degree sexual abuse charges alleging contact with a child. He is held on a 50000 dollar cash bond as authorities from Jones County work with the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and county attorney on the case. Oxford Junction is a 600 person town about 40 miles east of Cedar Rapids.
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Popejoy
Joyce James
Oxford Junction
Cedar Rapids
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Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
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Marion proposes 12.79 levy for 1k valuation in 2002 budget
Marion faces a 3 cent increase to 12.79 per 1,000 assessed value for the 2002 budget. A hearing on the 23.8 million plan is set for Thursday. Homeowners see about 19.69 more on a 100,000 house while utilities and health costs are rising.
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Jeff Schott
Schott
Lowe Park
Wells Fargo raises ATM fees and debits in April changes
Wells Fargo will charge $2 to use other banks ATMs and $1 per statement cycle for ATM card point of sale purchases. The Visa branded Instant Cash and Check debit cards remain free. The fee changes take effect April 2 and do not apply to Wells Fargo own ATMs. Two men in Des Moines were cleared of a hate crime but convicted of criminal mischief after taunting impersonators and hitting a car with a stick.
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Polk County
Jeremy Hughes
Lucas Edward Floyd
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