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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1988
Page
5
Linn County Auditor Linda Langenberg forecasts about 12 000 voters in the Linn primary. Democratic 10 000 and Republican 2 000 voters, roughly 12 percent of 98 802 registered voters, with polls open 7 am to 9 pm. The heaviest Republican turnout is expected in Senate District 24 and House District 50.
David Schoenbaum of the University of Iowa will discuss Middle East turmoil at a free 7 p.m. talk in Cedar Rapids Beems Auditorium. Rabbi Ed Chesman and Rex Honey will respond, with co-sponsors including the Middle East Dialogue Group and local peace committees.
A 30 year old Cedar Rapids man, David Mulneaux, was charged with second degree burglary in a Lake Hartwick cabin break in. He was arrested May 11 by Delaware County Sheriff's deputies and held on a five thousand dollar cash bond. Taken items included a color television set, food, beer and a small amount of money. all were recovered.
Archbishop Daniel Kucera of the Dubuque archdiocese will choose a site and name for a new parish in northeast Cedar Rapids by year end. The creation, splitting St. Pius X, would be the archdiocese’s first new parish since 1962. St. Pius X now serves about 2,200 families with two priests, and education and school facilities are crowded.
Groundbreaking today begins a long awaited expansion at the Agudas Achim Congregation synagogue in Iowa City. The project costing just under $200,000 will start June 27 and add a front portion with five classrooms and a new fellowship hall as pledges fund the effort.
The University of Towa College of Medicine invites Cedar Rapids schoolchildren ages 6 to 16 to volunteer for a three year study on learning problems in youths with diabetes. Researchers will compare with non diabetic peers using tests and follow up assessments up to two more years. Funded by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases with a $338000 grant.
Mayor Bill Deitrich says Sigourney lost about one third of its water when a stem pipe likely broke in the north well. Residents told to avoid lawn watering and car washes closed while officials urge basic use only. Noncompliance could trigger further measures.
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