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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2002
Page
7
The Gazette will publish upcoming caucus locations and invites submissions to Mary Sharp at The Gazette newsroom Cedar Rapids Iowa. Listings for the February 11 caucuses are due February 4 and sites will be published February 10.
Voters in Decorah face a 60 percent approval threshold to authorize up to 6.1 million dollars in bonds for a new middle school with polls 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. The MFL MarMac district seeks renewal of a 67 cent levy for 10 years plus a new 67 cent levy to fund facilities and equipment.
An 87-year-old rural Brooklyn man Charley Arens died Monday after the ice broke on a farm pond four miles northeast of Malcom. Rescue teams recovered his body after nearly four hours of searching. Malcom lies about 50 miles west of Iowa City.
Cedar Rapids school board discussed partial Iowa Test of Basic Skills results from October 2001 with new norms. Proficiencies rose in reading and math for some grades, declined in eighth grade math, and science proficiency rose in eight and 11. Early retirement uptake signals no staff cuts for 2002-03.
Dave Rasdal visits Koszta, Iowa, return after 1983, detailing its murky map status, Rolle Bolle court near the Koszta Store, and local tavern life. He notes Rolle Bolle games, weddings, and casual hospitality from Dan and Nancy Albert, with small-town quirks and a belch rule.
Kay Lorence of Coralville testified that her son Trent Lorence told her voices in his head urged him to kill a coworker before the Nov 3 2000 murder of David Clark in Washington Iowa. She described changes in his behavior from 1999 into 2000 including paranoia and delusions.
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