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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1998
Page
1
A recent publication chronicles the life of Cedar Rapids industrialist and philanthropist Howard Hall, late owner of the Bruce more mansion, detailing his career and contributions.
Iowa rookie Tavian Banks displays standout potential at Jacksonville Jaguars camp. The debut hints at a fast track to impact as coaches watch his progress and adaptability in drills and team sessions.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson defeated Sioux City North 8-2 in a Class 4A state baseball tournament quarterfinal in Marshalltown on Thursday.
A group of 13 machinists from Automation Tooling Systems claimed the 295.7 million Powerball prize after purchasing 130 tickets near the Indiana line. They will split about 161.5 million cash, or 12.42 million each before taxes, once Indiana validates the ticket.
Kimberly Grady and her four daughters born April 8 at 26 weeks gestation draw support from Cedar Rapids and Omaha relatives. Kara Alyssa Ashley Lindsey each weigh between 5 pounds 10 ounces and 8 pounds 4 ounces. The babies remain on oxygen and monitors while family plans feeding and care schedules with about 100 visitors at an open house.
The Embersine McMillan McKean estate bequeaths 2.4 million to Coe College for the art department and scholarships. The gift supports the Frank Wallace McKean Endowment Fund begun in 1988 after a Canadian farm donation, with earnings funding art programs and student aid.
A Save the Barn Committee stalled McDonalds plans to buy and raze the Rush Park Show Barn in Independence Iowa. McDonalds spokeswoman Julie Cleary said options are being reviewed after local activists highlighted the barn’s history. The 1889 Victorian barn was linked to Charles W. Williams and a prominent trolley line era in Independence, once called the Lexington of the North.
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