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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1984

Page

10

Crow Attacks Students Near Cedar Rapids Schools

A crow terrorizes Wilson Junior High and Grant Elementary near a bicycle rack, swooping at passersby that include students and mail carriers. Animal control officer Sara Dravis hunts the bird, which may nest nearby, and discusses capture options while city officials decide on a method.

J.M. Flansburg Wilson Junior High Grant Sara Dravis Cedar Rapids Animal Shelter Dravis Wilson

Marion council drops downtown traffic debate over 107000 cost

At an informal session council members chose not to pursue undoing Central Business District changes made in 1980 citing a 107000 price tag to revert. Supporters cite planning success while critics want relief from one way streets and parking changes. A police station move outlook and a street light petition also featured.

Christie Wallace Marion Seventh Avenue Central Business Frank Reynolds Julie Speral Speral Charles Kraut Ity Paul Draper Central Business District Jo Carlson Carlson 14Th Avenue

Marion Police Charity Show Sponsorship Sparks Confusion

The Marion Policemen's Protective Association sponsors the LeRoy Vandyke Country Music Show at the Paramount Theatre in Cedar Rapids on May 17, with some proceeds to charities. Calls by W R Boynton & Associates led to residents questioning who benefits, while Cedar Rapids Police Association says it is not connected.

Cedar Rapids Marion Policemen’s Protective Association Marion Association W.R. Boynton & Associates LeRoy Vandyke Paramount Theatre Marion Police Department Sam McClurg Cedar Rapids Policemen’s Association Cedar Rapids Association McClurg Marion Michael DeLaMater Marion Police Association

Water restored to about 100 Hiawatha residents

Water service returned around 9 p.m. to roughly 100 Hiawatha residents after a Monday night or early Tuesday break shut off supply all day. The second break in two days was blamed on ground shifts from cold weather. Crews fixed the latest break along Oak Street affecting mobile homes and apartments. a Sunday-discovered break affected about 10 households on Bowler Street.

Hiawatha Beverly Daws Oak Street Bowler Street 11Th 12Th Avenues

Weekend golf rule changes aim to ease weekend play

City rules curb Saturday Sunday reservations for privately sponsored outings before 11 am except City Am. Beer carts will be run only by city course pros with proper licenses to curb overconsumption and rowdiness. Ellis Park names Jim Staub as new golf pro succeeding George Shimek. Staub brings 9 years in Ellis Pro Shop and 24 years as assistant pro. He is a Kennedy High graduate with ISU business degree and is a PGA member.

City David Kramer Kramer Ellis Park Jim Staub George Shimek Staub Ellis Kennedy Iowa State University Professional Golf Association

Marion Briefs and Local Notices

Midwestern Dairy Store offers vanilla ice cream sale with gallon at 2.55 and half gallon at 1.30 from January 17 to 24 while advertising space is available. Marion Car Starting Service lists contact numbers 377-4222 and 377-4966. American Legion Linn County Associa tion meets at Marion Post 298 tonight at 7 30 p m with guest speaker Val Likens on veterans benefits and Agent Orange. Marion Mothers Club holds a 630 p m Thursday gathering at Kathy Davis residence 1475 Country Club Drive. In Hiawatha, firearms, jewelry and cash valued over 1000 were stolen Monday from two apartments in Robinwood complex. five guns including two rifles two shotguns and a black powder rifle valued at 1000 plus additional jewelry and cash were taken. doors were kicked in and police suspect the same intruder.

25Th St Marion American Legion Linn County Association Marion Post Val Likens Department Veterans’ Benefits Agent Orange Hiawatha Hiawatha Police Department Bill Weers Robinwood Robins Road David Weber

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