Cleveland Elementary 50th Anniversary Celebration Planned
Cleveland Elementary marks its 50th anniversary with activities for students and community members. Details provided in section 1B.
13 Jan 2000
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2000
Page
1
Cleveland Elementary marks its 50th anniversary with activities for students and community members. Details provided in section 1B.
Iowa native Chad Hennings looks ahead to the Gable Classic after a close 85-82 road defeat. He addresses the team’s late surge and reflects on comments about Dallas coaching change involving Chan Gailey.
Government estimates suggest ending stocks for corn and soybeans are smaller than expected. Fred Ertl Jr. of Dubuque will be inducted into the Toy Industry Hall of Fame next month. A corn-processing plant has filed a rezoning request with the Planning Commission.
In North Liberty hunter Mike Hatzky bags an extraordinary 11 pointer dubbed the Hatzky buck. The feat is highlighted in Friday's Gazette and noted among local whitetail enthusiasts.
Cedar Rapids City Council mulls a summer bond referendum to raise about 12.5 million dollars to fix or replace six public pools including Bender indoors and outdoor Bever Cherry Hill Noel Ridge Jones Ellis. A private fundraising push may offset costs while a citizens advisory panel studies options.
Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Arthur McGiverin urged the General Assembly for 113 million dollars in next fiscal year, a 4.5 percent rise, to add about 50 staff and upgrade technology for online filing and internet access to records. He will turn 72 in November and plans to serve as a senior judge 13 weeks yearly.
Chief Justice Arthur McGiverin calls for a $113 million state funding boost for the next fiscal year, a 4.5 percent rise, and plans to hire about 50 more court system staff. He pushes for advanced technology to allow online filings and records access, noting a record $73.5 million in fines and surcharges due to higher collections and heavier enforcement.
In a 5-4 decision the court upheld that flight from police can justify a stop and inquiry, ruling against a blanket rule but affirming that evasive behavior signals possible crime. The ruling drew praise from police groups and criticism from civil libertarians.
The Af rican American Historical Museum and Cultural Center of Iowa earned a 500000 grant from the Hall Perrine Foundation announced at Cedar Rapids Public Library. Ground broken last month at First Street and 12th Avenue site as a traveling exhibit debuts.
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