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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2003
Page
15
The Charles Theatre honors longtime worker Eldon Ethington with January named after him. Volunteers and bow ties mark the tribute as Ethington recalls early film days, wartime service, and memories of the old Peerless carbon arc projector.
Deanna Sutphin activities coordinator at Belle Plaine Nursing and Rehab Center breaks a board during a tae kwon do demonstration. Paul Sanket of Belle Plaine invited her to join in the event and Sutphin reacts with surprise after the break.
Thirty nine Creston students at St Malachy School helped NASA test growing foods for space. They planted soybeans and wheat in three soils using a tabletop greenhouse and recorded growth on NASA’s Orbital Laboratory site. The project cost 300 dollars and was funded by ISU and Youth Answering the Call to Community.
Linn-Mar district announces orientation forums for 2003 2004 kindergarten entrants at Bowman Woods Indian Creek Novak Oak Ridge Westfield and Wilkins campuses. Dates vary by building with registrations starting times from 6 to 6 30 p m and orientations from 6 30 to 8 p m. Programs include All day Everyday Kindergarten and Half day Everyday Alternative Kindergarten requiring birth documents. Call Sylvia Copler for census and mailing list inclusion.
In Carter Lake a plan to convert a former auto glass shop into a Mexican restaurant and dance hall draws protests from residents. Petition signatures approach 1200 against a liquor license amid fears of congestion noise and crime in the small southwest Iowa town.
Rep. Jim Nussle introduces a resolution to name the Capitol second floor exit area H-236 the Richard K. Armey Room. The Iowa Republican chaired the Budget Committee in 2001 and shared Cannon Office Building suites with Armey, then No. 2 Republican, who backed his leadership bid.
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