City Arts and Events Schedule for January 18
Romeo and Juliet at Washington High School auditorium opens at 7 30 with admission 3 for adults and 2 for youth. University Theatres presents American Nervousness at Theatre B 8 p m. Cue Thursday Forum on communism 9 30 a m. Convocation lecture on Japanese American experience 11 a m King Chapel Cornell College. Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom on Ice 7 30 p m seats 10 50 and 8 50. Clinic offers general disease exam 6 to 9 p m Linn.
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Washington High School
The
Drawing Legion
Theatre B
U of I
Fred Willhoite Jr
Gage Memorial Union
Roger Daniels
University of Cincinnati
King Chapel
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Blues concert and city meetings listed for Waubeek area
Waubeek hosts Killin' Floor Blues Band at 8 p.m. with Johnny Copeland at 9:30 p.m. Advance tickets are 12 dollars and 14 dollars at the door. County services note appointments unnecessary but may be made by calling 398 3551. Public meetings include Police and Fire Retirement Systems Board at Central Fire Station 222 Third St NW 7:30 a.m. Riverfront Improvement Commission 10 a.m. Veterans Memorial Commission 3:30 p.m. Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board 6 p.m. Time Check Saint Patrick's Neighborhood Committee 7 p.m. Marion City Council 7 p.m. at City Hall.
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County Health Department
13Th St. NW
FB & Co
Waubeek
Johnny Copeland
Police & Fire Retirement Systems Board
Central Fire Station
Third St. NW
Riverfront Improvement Commission
Riverfront
Veterans Memorial Commission
Veterans Memorial Building
Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board
Sixth St
St. Pat's
Marion City Council
City Hall
Cityline Calendar Call for Events Citywide
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City calendars list events and contact numbers for more information.
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Call Cityline
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Linn seeks 5 mile Cedar River Greenbelt grant
Linn County seeks 796000 to buy 1500 acres and create a Cedar River Greenbelt five miles long from Chain Lakes near Palo to Wickiup Hill near Toddville with public access for hunting and potential trails. Two other REAP grants fund a shower at Pinicon Ridge Park and an interpretive center at Center Point along the Cedar Valley Nature Trail. Decision by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Linn County
Linn County Conservation Board
Cedar Rapids
Dan Biechler
Biechler
Chain Lakes
Palo
Wickiup Hill
Toddville
County Conservation Department
Pinicon Ridge Park
Center Point Depot
Cedar Valley Nature Trail
Des Moines
Hy-Vee delays final Cedar Rapids approval on Mount Vernon Road site
Cedar Rapids City Council will delay final approval for a 61,000 square foot Hy-Vee store at Mount Vernon Road and 42nd Street SE. Paperwork blocked a Wednesday vote as Hy-Vee submitted a warranty deed to reserve a right of way for potential future city improvements.
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Road
42Nd Street
Hy-Vee
The Log: Linn County Public Safety Updates
The Log collects notices from Linn County public safety agencies. Charges are subject to Linn County attorney review.
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The
Gazette
Linn County
Burglaries Reported at Storage Area on Sixth Ave SW
Fourteen items stolen from boats and motor homes at a storage facility on Sixth Ave SW overnight Tuesday. Value undetermined.
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Sixth Ave
Drunken Driving Charges Reveal Arrest Times and Places
A list of five individuals charged with drunken driving includes A C Ambrose 39 of 523 Ninth Ave SE arrested at 5 10 p m Tuesday in the 500 block of 10th Street SE Merle Pierce 36 of Vinton arrested 7 50 p m Tuesday on Interstate 380 one mile south of Center Point Road NE second offense Michael Fernandez 21 of Vinton arrested 10 05 p m Tuesday in the 100 block of First Street NW Michael Bowes 41 of Clinton arrested 10 20 p m Tuesday at Williams Boulevard and 16th Avenue SW David Razinha 31 of 5505 Sixth St SW arrested 2 10 a m Wednesday in the 600 block of 14th Street SE
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A.C. Ambrose
Ninth Ave
10Th Street
Merle Pierce
Vinton
Interstate 380
Center Point Road
Michael Fernandez
First Street
Michael Bowes
Clinton
Williams Boulevard
16Th Avenue
David Razinha
Sixth St
14Th Street
Fire Calls Reported Medical Emergencies at City Address
Fire crews responded to a medical emergency at 200 First Ave NE Room 410 at 9 37 a m and to another medical emergency at 11 58 a m on the same day.
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First Ave
Multiple Alarms and Emergencies Reported Across City
A sequence of 17 incidents includes medical emergencies at several addresses such as 4600 First Ave NE and 345 Wilson Ave SW, plus alarm malfunctions at 4201 Center Point Rd NE and 408 K Ave NW. Minor vehicle issue noted as backfire at 1047 Arthur Dr NW and oil on a hot manifold at 2600 Edgewood Rd SW.
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Edgewood Rd
Center Point
First Ave
Wilson Ave
Third Avenue
Southgate Ct
Arthur Dr
Bever Avenue SE
24Th St. Dr. SE
Soviet students begin study year at Grinnell College in Iowa
Eight Soviet freshmen including Helen Yermolina Eugenia Apushkinskaya arrive in Grinnell to study American literature English and writing labs. They worry about homes and political unrest but seek to learn about American culture values and beliefs while living in a residence hall and participating in cultural exchanges with Grinnell students and the Leningrad Herzen Institute.
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Helen Yermolina
Eugenia Apushkinskaya
Grinnell College
Liberal Arts
United States
Helen
Eugenia
America
Igor Arkhipov
Leningrad
Herzen Institute
Arkhipov
Iowa
Soviet Union
Alexander Orlov
Leningrad Institute
Kaiser
Grinnell
American Council of Teachers of
Cedar Rapids
Tatyana Elman
Lena Vladychina
Julia Waingart
Julia Ravdina
Tatyana Morozova
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Linn
Donna Lee Olson
First St
Hamilton St
K Ave
Clive Dr
Seepee
Third Ave
Eye
Daniel Kaiser
John Mcivor
MNB
Merchants National Bank
Banks of Iowa
FDICA
Statewide Banking Corporation
2Nd Ave
3Rd St
Westdale
Council St
Council St. NE
Marion
31St St
Vernon Village
Mt. Vernon Rd
34Th St
Amana
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