Cedar Rapids City Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Schedule lists numerous Cedar Rapids and Linn County meetings and sessions for Jan 15 1996 including city council budget work, school boards, and zoning and health boards. Notable items include Linn-Mar and Central City boards negotiating sessions and MLK Day lectures at Iowa campuses. City mayoral budget talks and homeless coordination board hours are noted.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Community School District
Second Ave
Linn-Mar School Board
Central City School Board
Alburnett School Board
Lee Clancey
Linn County Homeless Coordinating Board
Citizens’ Public Safety Building Committee
Illinois and Powerball lottery evening draws recap
Sunday Illinois Pick 3 numbers 3 7 8. Saturday Powerball 4 digit 0 3 1 2 with Powerball 4. No winner. Wednesday jackpot 55 million. Super Cash Lotto 10 22 26 29 32 40. Cash Game 12 16 21 34 35. no winner. Wednesday jackpot 625000. CityLine numbers 363 7000 or 337 7000 category 2900.
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Cityline
Vital Statistics Mercy and St. Luke's Births
Jan 14 reports list two births at Mercy and St. Luke's. Lynnette and Tim Stecklein of Walford welcome a daughter. Pia Ervin of Lisbon and Scott Ervin welcome a daughter. Laura Giubka and Robert Giubka, and Amy Kay with Jeffery Kay, both families record a son.
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Lynnette
Tim Stecklein
Walford
ST. Luke's
Pia
Scott Ervin
Lisbon
Laura
Robert Giubka
12Th Ave. SE
Amy
Jeffery Kay
Saint Olaf St. SW
Drunken Driving Charges Listed For Johnson County Suspects
The Gazette records drunken driving arrests in Johnson County. Jason Chopard 20 of Hiawatha Iowa City addresses 470 Sailfish Dr was arrested Sunday in the 100 block of East Market Street. Michael Winders 20 of Iowa City 711 Gilbert St No 4 arrested Sunday at Clinton and Court streets. Charles Murdock 18 of Iowa City 922 E College St No 10 arrested Sunday at Burlington and Gilbert streets. Matthew German 19 of Davenport arrested Sunday in the 10 block of South Clinton Street.
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The
Gazette
Johnson County
Jason P. Chopard
Hiawatha
East Market Street
Iowa City
Michael R. Winders
Gilbert St
Clinton and
Court Streets
Charles J. Murdock
E. College St
Burlington
Gilbert Streets
Matthew L. German
Davenport
Clinton Street
Catholic high school plan finds strong local backing in Cedar Rapids
Area Catholics largely favor building a new Cedar Rapids high school over remodeling Regis or LaSalle. About 400 attendees and 800 students participated in meetings with 90 percent of students and 80 percent of adults preferring a new campus, with costs ranging from 8.9 to 13.8 million dollars and bond-based financing proposed.
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Becky Stover
Cedar Rapids
Regis High School
LaSalle High School
Regis and LaSalle
Regis-LaSalle
Jeff Henderson
Regis-LaSalle Board
Matt Brandes
LaSalle
First Ave
Regis
Prairie Dr. NE
42Nd Street
Archdiocese of
Dubuque
East Side
West Side
Ostriches Offer Market Potential for Family Farm
Ostrich hatchlings sell for about 600 dollars with a farm aiming to profit around 300 dollars per bird. Breeders expect 3 month old feeders cost 250 to 350 dollars and feed of 185 to 200 dollars to reach 250 to 300 pounds. Packers pay 600 dollars for market birds. The Keiper family on their farm explores a new enterprise amid rising meat demand and saturated breeder markets. They describe care routines, housing, and quirks of the birds including their curiosity and protection needs.
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Don
Keipers
Keiper
Barbara
Mood shifts as Oelwein eyes growth and new stores
Former Cas cade senator Bisenius says the mood is changing in Oelwein after years of decline. Don Frazer notes morale rise and local officials see potential for a major department store and more expansions. XL Trailers plans 160 new jobs. housing starts rebound with six executive homes. The town aims tax incentives to spur rebuilding and upkeep.
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Cascade
Oelwein
South Africa
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bisenius
Don Frazer
XL Trailers
Fayette County
Priest in Mexico disputes over visa and Chiapas unrest
Rev. Paul Nadolny, a Catholic priest from Wisconsin, seeks to renew his visa to return to Salto de Agua Chiapas where a 1994 peasant uprising followed NAFTA. He and other foreign clergy face expulsion while Mexican authorities cite lack of peace contributions amid ongoing government attacks and arrests. He urges U S Congress action to pressure for humanitarian access.
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Becky Stover
Mexico
Paul Nadolny
Nadolny
Salto de Agua
Chiapas
Divine Word College
Epworth
Divine Word
Waukesha
Wis
U.S
Samuel Ruiz
Ruiz
Loren Riebe
United States
Congress
NAFTA
Canada
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Iowa
Fylona
TeleUs
Peggy Whitworth
Brucemore
History Center
Dr. King
Enoch Oglesby
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Center For Faith and Life
Luther College
Julian Bond
Iowa Memorial Union
University of Iowa
Mount Mercy College
Project Access
Chapel of Mercy
Busse Center
Martin
United Way of East
Women's Health Education Forum
Susan Johnson
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
U of Hospitals
Iowa City Public Library
Utdoors
Jim Pease
Iowa State University
Fontana Interpretive Nature Center
Buchanan County Conservation Board
Illinois
New Catholic School
Brandes
Laurie Skrivan
Rodney Tatro
Aaron Sturtz
Polk Elementary School
Usda and Silliker Laboratories of
Texas