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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2004
Page
7
The Freedom Festival ended with a spectacular fireworks show despite two heavy rain bursts. Executive director Nancy Hedges Wendler praised the display as fabulous and noted a full crowd on May's Island, with contingency plans guiding attendees to sheltered areas and parking ramps.
Adam Musser, 24, convicted in four trials of four counts of criminal transmission of HIV, seeks reduced sentences. In motions filed last week he asks the court place him on probation with Hope House in Coralville as a specific condition of supervision.
Government offices statewide close for holiday with no mail delivery except express. Cedar Rapids garbage follows normal schedule while Iowa City and Coralville routes shift to Tuesday. Buses run in Cedar Rapids but not in Iowa City or Coralville. Parking meters not enforced in Cedar Rapids or Iowa City. most city libraries closed.
Larry and Nancy Shover run an 80 milk cow dairy on 1080 acres south of Delhi, Delaware County, with three employees. They weathered milk price lows since 1978, crediting focused cow care and long term herd health while marketing campaigns urge dairy intake and bone strength.
In North English the Hogendorn legacy endures as 95 of 112 descendants rode in a sesquicentennial parade and a library room was dedicated to Carl Hogendorn. The longtime columnist and publisher died in 1986, leaving a 53-year tract of contributed memories in Main Street Musings.
A civil suit filed by two former North Linn High students against teacher Bernard Rowland and the North Linn school district proceeds toward a jury trial in Cedar Rapids on Aug. 23. The plaintiffs claim negligent endangerment and supervision, while Rowland counters with libel and malicious prosecution claims.
The Gazette continues coverage of prominent public figures and events with a Monday follow-up, outlining recent developments and next steps. Readers are invited to send inquiries to the newspaper's Cedar Rapids office or editor Doug Beach for further details.
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