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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1990
Page
11
A report shows total justice spending across federal, state and local governments reached 61 billion dollars in 1988, up 33.7 percent from 1985, with corrections leading the rise. In constant dollars, the increase was 13.3 percent over three years, while local governments supplied the majority of funding at 55 percent.
Iowa marks 25 years of civil rights efforts as the commission expands from seven to 36 staffers. Leaders emphasize progress against bias in housing and employment while noting persistent pockets of prejudice. A study panel will review agency structure and regional coordination amid budget concerns. A Saturday conference and Sunday cultural fair precede a march featuring Martin Luther King III.
Local classified page lists tours by Tri State Tours with Boone Scenic Valley trip, boxing bingo schedules, 2 litre drink freebies with long ads, floral services, furniture and upholstery ads, town events, and library programs. Several businesses advertise dental, medical, hair design, and real estate services with contact numbers.
Visitors from Kansas Florida Iowa Indiana Ohio were surveyed at six interstate welcome centers in Clear Lake Davis City Sergeant Bluff Underwood Victor and Wilton. The Des Moines center closed during the survey period.
Linda Langenberg Linn County Auditor and president of the Iowa State Association of County Auditors will lead the Iowa group at their summer convention in Cedar Rapids focusing on election commissioners. The City of Cedar Rapids thanks her for civic service.
A promotional note highlights Cedar Rapids as an ideal site for meetings conventions and seminars inviting organizations to consider the city as a venue for collaborative events.
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