Local Meetings and Services Schedule for June 4 1996
A dense list of city and county meetings in Marion and Cedar Rapids plus health and recycling events. Activities include Marion City Council sessions Cedar Rapids Planning Commission and Linn County Board of Supervisors informal meetings and a Center Point Urbana school board special meeting. Also listed are a farmers market a medical clinic a recycling drive and lottery results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids City Hall
Marion City Council
Marion City Hall
Linn County Deer Task Force
Linn County Administrative Office
Marion Planning & Zoning Commission
Marion Plumbing Board of Examiners
Center Point-Urbana
Linn County
Alburnett
Bertram
Township
Buffalo Township
Camp Wakonda
Center Point
LJL
Central City
Falcon
Clinton Township
Stoney Point Ymca
College Township
Prairie High School
Coggan
Ely
Ely Manor
Fairfax
Hiawatha
Hope United Church of Christ
Ninth Ave
Linn Township
Linn Grove Presbyterian Church
Marion
Starry
Lisbon
Marion Township
Indian Creek
Mount Vernon
St. John Catholic
Prairieburg
St. Joseph
Robins
Spring Grove
North Linn
Springville
Walker
Mercy and St Luke's Births and May to June Totals
Birth notices from Mercy and St Luke's list multiple newborns with parents and addresses on June 2 and June 3. The page also presents May and June totals, and a list of marriage dissolutions compiled by MidAmerican Energy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MidAmerican Energy Co
Drunken driving charges and a medical examiner report
The Log lists drunken driving charges for Garry W. Copeland Larry D. Hartwig Jadon M. Rhodes with arrest times and locations. Michael Risk was arrested in Coralville. The Medical Examiner ruled Kane Caes death a self inflicted gunshot wound at a De Witt residence, he died later at University Hospitals Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry W. Copeland
J St
J Street
19Th Avenue
Larry D. Hartwig
Cascade
E Avenue
Fifth Street
Jadon M. Rhodes
Center Point
C Street
Michael Risk
14Th Ave
Marion
First Avenue
Coralville
Kane Caes
Maquoketa
Johnson County
T.T. Bozek
Caes
de Witt
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Iowans Set for Large Turnout in Primary Elections
Secretary of State Paul Pate forecast up to 250000 voters in Iowa today. Ballot includes statewide race, multiple congressional primaries, and numerous county and legislative contests across four districts. Republican and Democratic nominees will face off in November, with eligibility to vote open to any registered voter who can switch at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanzette
Owans
Paul Pate
Terry Branstad
U.S
Fred Grandy
Pate
Tom Harkin
Steve Grubbs
Davenport
Jim Ross Lightfoot
Shenandoah
Maggie Tinsman
Bettendorf
Iowa
Bob Rush
Cedar Rapids
Will Sandstrom
Buffalo
Jim Leach
Donna Smith
Dubuque
Miriam Tyson
Waterloo
Jim Nussle
Leonard
Boswell
Davis City
Charles Krogmeier
Ames
Mike Mahaffey
Montezuma
Dan Reed
Mount Pleasant
Rick Phillips
Scarsboro
Connie McBurney
Jack Hatch
Des Moines
Greg Ganske
Wayne Newton
Blairstown
Neal Schaerer
Amana
Linn County Primary turnout seen near ten thousand
Polls open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with assessor Linda Langenberg predicting turnout around 10,000, about midrange for prior primaries. Three Democratic candidates vie for District 53 House nomination while four board seats are on the November ballot with six Democrats and three Republicans contesting Linn County Supervisors. Polling places listed with accessibility notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Unified drug sweep nets 12 arrests in Cedar Rapids
A joint federal state and local operation led to 12 arrests on drug trafficking charges in Cedar Rapids over the weekend. Suspects include Erica Thompson of Chicago and Thomas Perry, both charged with possession with intent to deliver, along with others in a coordinated action by Cedar Rapids police, the Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement, the FBI and the Metro Narcotics Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Gravelle
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Erica M. Thompson
Chicago
Thomas L. Perry
Joseph S. Anderson
Pioneer Ave
Clinton Martin
Douglas A. Newsome
Lisa M. Hird
Rogers, Ark
Telly
S. Henderson
16Th St. SE
Adan D.R. Rios
Gardenia
Calif
Deen M. Maxwell
Ave
Iowa
Linn County Boards approves new juvenile detention center plan
The Linn County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to build a new 42-bed juvenile facility at about 5.8 million dollars plus land and architect fees. Shire-Hattery Engineers will study sizes and sites on five acres while neighboring counties consider space options. A voter bond may be needed, though 3.5 million is already available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Ashe
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Marion
Jim Houser
Houser
Lumir Dostal
Jean Oxley
Oxley
Dostal
Shire-Hattery Engineers and Architects Inc
Johnson
Benton
Iowa
Jones
Tama
Johnson County
No consensus on Iowa special education reform bill
Corbett notes over half of Iowa school districts would qualify for advanced funding amid calls to change the funding formula before 2001. Finch cites systematic underfunding of special education while districts eyed deficits after last year’s overspending. Horn, Cedar Rapids facilitator, urges funding with any reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Corbett
Lew Finch
Finch
Corbett backs report card on state school tech funds
Cedar Rapids Republican Ron Corbett urges Iowa school districts to wait for a comprehensive technology plan before spending. The five year 150 million tech bill directs 30 million to start July 1, with districts allowed to carry funds. Senate leader Wally Horn says funds require evaluation of program success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Stover
Ron Corbett
Iowa
Report Card Commission
Cedar Rapids
Corbett
Senate
Wally Horn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Notebook
Bill Clinton
Bob Dole
Clinton
Dole
Other
Marion Civil Service Commission
Marion City
Linn County Health Department
13Th St
Public Works Complex
Sixth St
Wilson Ave
35Th St
Illinois
Mercy
Jody
Alvin Neuhaus
Laura
Brad Bowlds
ST. Luke's
Karen
Joel Kroon
Ninth St. NW
Laurie Weaver
David Lanfier
Hiawatha Ave
Susan
Douglas Moershell
Amanda Cr. NW
Renee Schulte
Marengo
Michelle
Jeffrey Lodwig
Ave. NW
Tiffany
Sean Mann
Johnson Ave. NW
Angela Oshogay
Coral Dr
Heidi R
John M. Kraus
Dorothy L
Alton H. Champion
Suzanne
Kurt J. Waskow
Alisa M
Robert W. Kemmerling
Antonette M
Brent M. Fillenworth
Glenda J
Paul A. Knode
Angelina M
Adrian D. Burton
Kristine A
Todd A. Sweet
Shawnee L
Brian G. Anderson
Sandra
Adam Kucharski
Carla A
John B. Mease
Steaseermenanaennes
the Gazette
METRO
By Ken Sullivan
Secretary of State
Wow van
Kirkwood
Kim Brent
Penny Morgan
Kirkwood Community College
Brian Gay
US West Foundation
Linn
By Brad Hahn
Azette News
Linda Langenberg
Langenberg
C.R
Dale Todd
The
Wellington Heights
Howard Johnson Express Inn
South Ridge
Dr. SW
Henry A. Webster II
McKinley St
Mary L. Walker
Washington Ave
Odell J. Henderson
Second Ave
Board UK
Center For Juveniles
Horn
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