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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2003
Page
9
The Cedar Rapids Recreation Department announces the Lou Dennis Ice Rink at Ellis Park for outdoor winter skating. Hours are 5 to 9 p m on weekdays and 12 to 9 p m on weekends and school vacation days. The rink is supervised with a warming house and lighting for evening use. No hockey on the main rink. Call 363 7000 for daily openings.
Cedar Rapids police seek a man who found and used another person’s ATM card at a Quik Trip on First Ave NE. Surveillance shows him using the card at a Target on Blairs Ferry Rd NE. Call Crimestoppers with information. callers anonymous and may get a reward.
A pipe rupture on Roosevelt and Main streets left about a quarter of Alburnett's 225 hookups without water. City crews expected repairs to be completed soon, possibly by morning, as cold ground caused the line to buckle. Private contractor Steve Graham assisted in locating and fixing the main, with Kent Wright noting water ponding outside the Fire Department at 4 p.m.
A warrant for arrest was issued for Gregory Alan Davis after an audit by Nolte Cornman and Johnson PC found more than 45000 missing from machine sales and undeposited collections at the Newton Izaak Walton League chapter. Davis is charged with first degree theft. sheriff Balmer believes he is out of state and investigators continue.
Cedar Rapids reports Streets Commissioner Don Thomas questions why the City Council delayed prioritizing street crews as the budget hinges on funding two IT positions. Mayor Paul Pate denies orchestrating TV time for IT, while the council approves a smaller tax increase for 2004 with homeowners paying about 2.66 percent for industry.
Aaron Dahlberg pleaded guilty to willful injury a Class D felony in Johnson County District Court avoiding trial details of his sexual relations with three men linked to HIV transmission. Judge Patrick Grady set sentencing for February 28.
A 50 year old Cedar Rapids man with multiple sclerosis neared Kilimanjaro's summit at Gilman's Point 18600 feet high. Greg Dunn waved an MS flag and prayed for hope for all with MS before stopping due to dangerous ice fields. Dunn trained for the trek with a group led by Chuck Huss and sponsored by BioGen.
About 25 fires were reported between 6 30 and 8 30 p m across Muscatine and Cedar counties with ten in West Liberty area. Fire chiefs cited accelerants and deliberate acts as crews tackled flames in ditches and fields with no injuries reported. Sheriff departments investigated and no arrests announced.
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