City Calendar Highlights June 6 1995 Cedar Rapids area
A packed schedule across Cedar Rapids and Linn County on Tuesday June 6 1995 includes morning and afternoon meetings for the City Council Board of Supervisors Board of Review Planning Commission and other civic bodies at City Hall and surrounding offices. Outdoor events include a Bicycle ride from Haddy's to Troy Mills and the Riverside Roundhouse Farmers Market from 3 to 6 pm. Health services offer a venereal disease clinic 2 to 4 pm at the Linn County Health Department.
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Cedar Rapids
City Hall
City Planning Commission
Council
Marion City Council
Ushers Ferry
Mechanical Board of Examiners and Appeals
Third St
East Central Regional Library Board of Trustees
Guaranty Bank
Board of Supervisors
31St Street
Haddy's
Center Point
Troy Mills
Rainbow South
Farmers Market
Riverside Roundhouse Farmers Market
Linn County Health Department
13Th St
Illinois Lottery Draws Report and Jackpot Total
Lottery results list several games with numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws, Little Lotto and a large evening jackpot. The jackpot is announced at 21 million dollars.
Births and statistics from Mercy St Luke's area
Vital Statistics notes from Mercy and St Luke's list several birth announcements for early June. Entries include Vicki and Todd Greer with a daughter at 1215 19th Ave SW. Carol and Jeffrey Stull with a daughter. Jennifer and Damon Smith with a daughter. Deborah Venstein with a son. Gayle Moran and Dennis Braithwaite with a daughter. Pamela Greer with a daughter. Annette Novotny with a daughter. Also shows degree-days totals through June 4 1995 and year-to-date totals for 1994 and 1995.
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Vicki and
Todd Greer
19Th Ave
ST. Luke's
Carol and
Jeffrey Stull
29Th Ave
Jennifer
Damon Smith
N St. SW
Deborah
David Venstein
Johnson Ave
Gayle Moran
Dennis Braithwaite
Hamer Dr
Pamela
David Greer
Manchester
Annette
Scott Novotny
Vinton
Drunken Driving Charges Listed in The Log
The Log lists Linn County drunken driving arrests with time and place. Names include Jack E. Bruce Walter K. Earl Reinaldo M. Gomez Marcia L. Ortiz Abdul Raheim Juarez P. Sanchez Travis J. Smith and others with offenses varying from second to third. An assault charge against Kristina K. Bonnenkamp is also noted for bodily harm and weapon injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Linn County
Jack E. Bruce
Ely
Blairs Ferry Road
Center Point Road
Hiawatha
David M. Burtis
Eighth Ave
North Marion Road
Burnett Station Road
Lisa M. Camp
Anamosa
30Th Street
Abdul Raheim
Fifth Ave
13Th Street
James T. Redmond
Bever Ave
Juarez P. Sanchez
Cory Ct
Fourth Avenue
Travis J. Smith
Second St
Sixth Street
William B. Tomkins
A Ave
First Street
First Avenue
Gary L. Warner
22Nd Ave
Wilson Avenue
Christopher M. Viall
19Th St
Galen D. Mollenhauer
Leisure
Babies star in third grade project at Kirkwood Elementary
Seven babies and mothers attended a Book Bags for Babies event created by Elizabeth Clothier and Corine Perkins students. The class made fabric books, hosted a meet the author party, and delivered kits to homes while raising funds from the University of Iowa and local sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Sloman
Wood Gazette
Johnson County Bureau
Coralville
Kirkwood
Elizabeth Clothier
Corine Perkins
Clothier
Iowa City
University of Iowa, Hills Bank
Noon Optimists
Fran Christianson
Lindsey Patterson
Preston Moore
Cheryl Weich
Natalie
Katie
Chris Harms
Harms
Jenna
Carl
Museum chief Czestochowski leads Cedar Rapids to new era
In Cedar Rapids under Joe Czestochowski the art center becomes a full museum in 1981 and a $10 million Third Avenue home was completed in 1989. The permanent collection grows from 436 to 4000 works with major grants by Grant Wood and others, while cash assets rise over 450 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Joe Czestochowski
Czestochowski
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Art Center
Fifth Street SE
Grant Wood
Marvin D. Cone
Mauricio Lasansky
Malvina Hoffman
Minimal asbestos debris found at former Farmstead plant
The Department of Natural Resources says only small quantities of asbestos debris remain in unoccupied areas of the former Farmstead meatpacking plant, cleared on 30 sites. Debris is not an emergency. cleanup is planned within a reasonable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Neumann
Department of Natural Resources
The
Gazette
DNR
Central States Warehousing
Cedar Rapids
James Piersall
Central States
DNA
Piersall
Sinclair Industrial Park
Coralville Woman Held Off Police in 18 Hour Motel Standoff
Patricia Arbuckle, 38, of Coralville, allegedly fired a handgun at her estranged husband Richard Arbuckle earlier in the week. She then held officers at the Mar Kee Motel in Coralville for about 18 hours before the standoff ended peacefully. Police found a .38 revolver and two bags with five rounds each in the motel room. Arbuckle remains hospitalized and no charges had been filed as of Monday.
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Johnson County Bureau
Iowa City
Coralville
Patricia Arbuckle
Johnson County
Mar Kee
First Ave
Arbuckle
University Hospitals
Richard Arbuckle
Richard
Mar-Kee
Zimmerman Ford
Cedar Rapids
Academy for Scholastic and Personal Success Opens Applications
Deadline today for a six week summer program for African-American students in grades 8 to 12 at Kirkwood Community College. Sessions run June 12 to July 21 Monday through Friday 8 am to noon with no cost and an African-American perspective. A parents meeting is Thursday 5 30 pm room 112 Washington High School. For details contact Ruth White at 398 2161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Kirkwood Community College
Washington High School
Contact Academy
Ruth White
Police sees rising violence amid more calls for service
Police chief Byrne notes 1994 107,946 calls, 1993 106,537 and 1992 105,250 while homicides climbed to seven last year and five already in 1995. He links increased reporting to trust, cites weapon use, and plans five new officers to reach 187 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Cedar Rapids Foundation to host fundraising conference
The Greater Cedar Rapids Foundation schedules the second 1995 fundraising and nonprofit management conference. A panel on June 15 will discuss funding realities and future challenges for health and human service agencies. 3 to 5 p.m. Beems Auditorium Cedar Rapids Public Library. Public event. advance registration required. Call 366-2862 by Monday.
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Greater Cedar Rapids Foundation
Health and Human Service
Beems
Cedar Rapids
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Cityline
Fylona
TeleUs
Wilson Ave
Illinois
Newenenneessees
Kristina K. Bonnenkamp
Washington Ave
Orville Frendle
Museum
Memphis
Oakdale
Iowa Medical and Classification Center
C.R
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