Prairie Band Cottoned to Bowl Parade Success
Prairie Band Director Gary King led 113 Prairie High School Band members with 13 chaperones home from the Cotton Bowl Parade in Dallas. The group traveled by bus, rehearsed upon arrival, performed in the parade, shopped, and weather ranged from 32 to 62 degrees with CBS coverage.
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Kurt Rogahn
Prairie
Gary King
Prairie High School
Dallas
Tex
King
Georgia
Texas
Cbs-Tv
Emporia
Kansas
Boyson Road reopening sparks contractor dispute in Hiawatha
Bertelli & Sons Inc. resists reopening Boyson Road until the city accepts liability for accidents, arguing the road is unsafe after paving. Councilman Patterson backs closing until spring while City Engineer Ament cites weather delays and subsurface preparation issues.
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Rick Smith
Izette
Boyson Road
Hiawatha
Mick Bertelli
Bertelli & Sons Inc
Bertelli
Mike Ament
Ament
Tom Patterson
Robins Road
Dry Creek Bridge
Marion
North Cedar Rapids
Patterson
Tom Theis
Matt Scheetz
Pat Semerroth
Library
Bernie Reuter
Water Board
Theis
The
Optimist Club
Trent elected Cedar Rapids Housing Board chair at meeting
Luther Trent of 1125 Ninth St SE was chosen chairman of the Cedar Rapids Housing Board of Appeals at the monthly meeting. Joe Cook was re elected vice chairman while Gerald Powers remains on the seven member panel.
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Luther Trent
Ninth St. SE
Cedar Rapids Housing Board of Appeals
Joe Cook
Trent
Gerald Powers
Powers
Snow brings tows and costs mount for Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids has spent 179,437 on snow removal through December 23, nearing last winter's total and well above the 1981-82 peak. Public Improvements Commissioner Wayne Murdock said about 350,000 is allocated for the season with 59,744 in straight time labor and 25,853 in overtime.
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Dick Hogan
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Murdock
Public Improvements
Murdock
Mother Nature
Cedar Rapids woman cleared in dog breeding case
Debbie Leonard was found innocent in Linn County District Court of violating Iowa dog breeding law. She admitted advertising puppies for sale but said she sold few as pets and did not operate as a commercial breeder. Prosecutors argued the ad showed commercial intent. law limits apply to licensed breeders and penalties include up to 30 days in jail or $100 fine.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Debbie Leonard
Union Drive
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Leonard
Gazette
Linn County
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