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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2008
Page
9
Organizers invite performers to enliven July 4th race along the course. Dale Todd can be reached at (319) 366-8158 or dtoddparks aol.com for participation details.
The University of Iowa Center for Disabilities and Development earned a 520000 grant from the Administration on Developmental Disabilities of the U S Health and Human Services Dept. The center specializes in evaluation diagnosis and treatment for Iowans with disabilities to boost health and independence.
Marion Police Chief Harry Daugherty says the department recommends that the Linn County Attorney file a felony theft charge against the shelter’s management for allegedly more than 10 000 in misappropriated billings at the Cedar Valley Humane Society animal shelter.
In Thom asville Georgia the Blanton family grieves Sydney a lively toddler who loved swimming and playing with her brothers Hunter and Tyler. Her mother Christina Blanton is hospitalized with injuries after the crash near the Iowa City airport. A fund for the family is set up at Rose City Federal Credit Union in Thomasville. Sydney would have turned three on July 18.
The Cedar Rapids City Council debated privatizing the downtown parking system. Downtown District chief Nick Neumann argued privatization offers improved service and technology, but the council did not back a move and stressed improving current operations. AFSCME representative Todd Taylor urged employee input to avoid job losses.
Todd Dorman writes that Obama mobilized Iowans with tactics and optimism, delivering a historic path via organized campaigning that transcended punditry. McCain’s rhetoric contrasted, while Obama’s appeal to youths and a bid for unity endured amid division and media scrutiny. Congresswoman Clinton's role and Wright controversy also color the fallout.
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