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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1995
Page
11
Entertainment events include the Noetridge Open Air Farmers Market at Noetridge Park Greenhouse lot from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Recycling outreach lists Cedar Rapids truck at Hy-Vee 4035 Mount Vernon Rd SE from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Lottery results listed for Iowa and Illinois with pick 3 and pick 4 drawings and a 6 of 54 jackpot at 2 million dollars. Cityline contact numbers 363 7000 and 337 7000 category 2900 provided for number checks.
July notices list newborns at Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals. Names include Leann Devos-Techau Roger Techau Danielle Barron Amber Suthers Andrea Ashley Tamra Elkin Cathy Juran Margaret Lewis Kelly Moessner plus multiple births for Holly and David Hackett Julie and Jeff Sutties Denise and Shannon Stallman and Danielle Barron.
The Log records Linn County public safety feed with three fire calls. At 2:22 a.m. a spill at 1136 33rd St NE. At 9:59 a.m. a report at 2446 Mallory St SW. At 5:51 p.m. a grass fire at Gateway Garden Apartments 3101 Sixth St SW.
Pamela Bushman of Marion sues Mercy Care Management Inc alleging termination for complaining about racist and sexist remarks at Mercy Care North Cedar Rapids. She cites discriminatory comments and a King Day incident, says she was reprimanded after filing with the Iowa Civil Rights Commission and fired the next day. Bushman seeks a jury trial and unspecified damages.
Ann Strother, 11, Cedar Rapids, helps dissect a deer heart during McLeod Academy Science Camp in Marion. The second year program runs three sessions with 100 students. Parker Moses and Jason Reilly wrap a plastered dinosaur bone while paleontology and geology labs build a Montana find model.
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission rejected a license for an 1,800-passenger riverboat on West Lake near Osceola with a 3-2 vote citing risks of premature inland gambling. The panel also approved Dubuque Greyhound Park slot machines, projected to yield about $12 million yearly in revenue amid a track downturn.
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller says the state will seek to block a proposed nationwide Indian lottery that would use a toll free number and credit cards. He argues Iowa law reserves lottery operations to the state and has pressured major telephone carriers to refuse service. The Coeur d Alene Tribe plans to launch the system this summer with a Denver company, projecting about 400 million dollars in revenue over three years.
The NCC board voted to reject the Winnebago tribe offer to finance a reorganization as the Cattle Congress, facing Chapter 11 bankruptcy since 1993, had its properties sold to six banks. The Winnebago tribe of Nebraska criticized NCC for rudeness in the process. Meskwaki talks reportedly aim to keep Waterloo casino issues settled with a multimillion-dollar offer.
Gazette staff report Monticello organizers seek 2578 or more dancers for a renegade country line dance on the race track after the Ronnie McDowell show around 9 30 p m Saturday night The event intends to break the Guinness World Records for largest country line dance and will require a two minute sustained performance with verified participant counts.
Bartles notes digging reveals unknowns under streets while crews must handle electrical, sewer, and steam lines. Tippe cites scheduling problems between contractors and subcontractors causing brief work gaps as a natural consequence of this type of project.
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