Local Theatre Lineup and Health Clinic Tonight
On Thursday evening the 1st in Anamosa and Cedar Rapids a slate of shows and a health clinic is listed. The 1940s Radio Hour plays at Starlighters II in Anamosa with a 7 pm start. Old Creamery Theatre performs A Bedfull of Foreigners at Garrison Main Stage and A Gentleman and a Scoundrel at Amana Visitors Center with 8 pm shows and ticket ranges. Theatre Cedar Rapids features Andrew Lloyd Webber Express at 8 pm with tickets around six dollars. Linn County Health Department offers venereal disease exam and treatment from 6 to 9 pm with no appointment needed.
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Starlighters
Jones County Community Theatre
Main St
Anamosa
Old Creamery Theatre Company
Garrison Main Stage
Old Creamery Theatre
Amana Colonies
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Third St. SE
Community meeting schedule for Linn County and area
A briefing lists events: 9 a.m. MH MR DD Advisory Committee in the Witwer Building Linn County Department of Human Resources, second floor. 7 p.m. Lisbon Board of Adjustment at City Hall. 7 p.m. Marion City Council at City Hall. 7 p.m. Center Point City Council Planning and Zoning Commission workshop on the city development plan in the council chambers. 5 p.m. meeting with a representative of Simmering Cory in Clear Lake.
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Linn County Department of Human Resources
Witwer
Lisbon
CITYLINE Calendar Call for Events Information
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City readers are directed to CITYLINE calendars for event details. For Cedar Rapids call 363-7000, for Iowa City call 337-7000.
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Call Cityline
Cedar Rapids
Call
Iowa City
Missouri man pleads innocent in Cedar Rapids fatal crash
George C. Mead also known as Beau Gerad Appleton 33 Bates City Missouri faces a Linn District Court trial August 7 for vehicular homicide in the May 21 crash on Highway 30 east of Sisley Grove Road that killed Jane C. Brooks 18. Mead held on 57500 bond. Drunken driving charge dropped as lesser offense. Mead’s BAC measured .201 three hours after the crash.
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Missouri
Cedar Rapids
George C. Mead
Beau Gerad Appleton
Bates City
Linn
Mead
Sisley Grove Road
Armed Robbery Strikes PEMCO Fastbreak Station on Highway 30
A white male robbed the PEMCO Fastbreak Station near Highway 30 at 12:25 a.m. spraying the attendant with Mace and claiming a gun. The suspect fled. no customers were present. Sheriff Popenhagen urged tips to 472-2337. A prior April 19 robbery and murder at the same store led to an arrest.
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Regina Huelman Jazette
Pemco Fastbreak
Keystone
Benton County
Kenneth Popenhagen
Copenhagen
Sheriffs Department
Sheriff's Department
Gloria Stout
Newhall
Phet Baccam
Des Moines
Belle Plaine
Popenhagen
Metro High School Graduation Date Correction
Metro High School will hold graduation ceremonies at 7 p.m. June 6 at the school. An incorrect date was supplied to The Gazette for a listing in Wednesday's Neighbors section.
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Metro High School
the Gazette
State allocates funds for POW MIA flags in Iowa
Veterans organizer Jim Knudsen of Marion notes the Iowa Legislature funded 10 000 for POW MIA flags last year with about 350 distributed. Another 10 000 is approved this year with flags flying at Cedar Rapids schools and many government buildings. Private businesses also display flags to honor missing or captured servicemen from Vietnam. Flags are available through the state office of general services at the Hoover Building in Des Moines.
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Iowa
Jim Knudsen
Marion
Knudsen
Cedar Rapids
State Office of General Services
Hoover
Des Moines
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Linn County Health Department
Center Point Rd
Brooks
Jane C. Brooks
East Post Rd. SE
Linn County
Denver Dillard
Highway 30
Duane Arnold Energy Center
DAEC
U.S. West
Ibsion Electric Light and Power Company
Meesenen
Kirkwood Hall
Mikes
Fisher-Price
VRC Luce CN UE
Dr Sart Mars
Nlrsege
Kimberly Clark
Seema
Playonue
Theresa
TOYS
Wiley
Ide
LIL’ Walker Cargo Truci
Mastercard
American Express Discover
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