Clarinetist Waln reflects on music and teaching
Gazette interview with George Waln recalls his Cedar Rapids roots, a late switch to music, and a career spanning Oberlin College, USC, and Chapman College. He stresses teaching and performance, the value of school music, and warns against parental pressure. He will perform Concertino with the Cedar Rapids Municipal Band at 8 p.m. Sunday at Ellis Park.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Illinois
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Ohio
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Chapman College
Orange
Calif
Oberlin
Instrumentalist Magazine
Elsa
Laguna Hills
Morris Katzoff
George
Ellis Park
Cat Meow Dixie Up For Adoption In Linn County
Meow Dixie a 3 year old spayed female cat is available for adoption at the Linn County Humane Society on Mount Vernon Road SE east of Highway 13 for 20 dollars. The animal is housebroken and good with children.
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Dixie
Linn County Humane Society
Mount Vernon Road
Highway 13
Hiawatha council rejects emergency route ordinance
The Hiawatha City Council voted down the six month old emergency route proposal that would have banned parking on up to 40 percent of streets. Council members toppled the reading approval, signaling continued debate over alternate side parking plans and emergency corridors.
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Christie Wallace
Hiawatha
Martin Bruns
Tom Patterson
Patterson
Steve West
Bruns
Bernie Reuter
Iowa City Man Charged in Multi-Business Burglary Case
An 18 year old Iowa City man Kelly Emmett Hole of 142 Hilltop Trailer Court was charged with first degree burglary for a May 29 Kmart break in at 901 Hollywood Boulevard. He faces second degree burglary charges for the May 23 Pleasant Valley Nursery at 1301 S Gilbert Street and a break in at Iowa City Toyota in Coralville last Saturday.
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Iowa City
Coralville
Wash
Ington
Johnson County
Kelly Emmett Hole
Hilltop Trailer Court
Washington County
Hole
Kmart
Hollywood Blvd
Pleasant Valley Nursery
S. Gilbert St
Iowa City Toyota
Cedar Rapids settles over two felled city trees
Cedar Rapids received 1400 in an out of court settlement with Robert L. Janey for two trees cut on city property in front of Rapids Chevrolet on First Avenue NE in June 1980. The city may not replace the trees. civil damages sought were 2100 per tree under a triple damages statute.
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Cedar Rapids
Rapids
Chevrolet
First Avenue
Robert L. Janey
Linn
Janey
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John Atkins Lumber
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