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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1989

Page

6

Iowa Arts Fest Highlights Across Communities

Events announce a weekend of culture and community activity in Iowa. Old Creamery Theatre presents A Bedfull of Foreigners in Garrison Main Stage at 8 p.m. Tickets twelve dollars. A Gentleman and a Scoundrel plays at Amana Colonies Visitors Center with eight dollar general admission eleven dollar adults five fifty for seniors and kids twelve and under free. Barbershop Bash features Cedar Rapids Sweet Adelines and a combined two hundred twenty voice group at 7 thirty p.m. with eight dollar general admission. The Iowa Festival showcases international arts across Iowa City. Marion hosts Sesquicentennial Antiques Week with pancake breakfast and antique auction. St Ludmila’s Kolach Festival runs noon to eleven p.m. with carnival rides and polka masses at 5 thirty p.m. Admission fifty cents, under fourteen free. North Liberty Fun Days include pancake breakfast tractor pull grease pig contest dance. My Waterloo Days features Center Point Jaycees Park Day from 10 a.m. to midnight with kids’ games train ride volleyball tournament and an 8 p.m. dance. Special museum display Wedding Day from 2 to 5 p.m. Health Fair 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Science Station admission two dollars for adults and one fifty for children and seniors. Cholesterol and diabetes testing five dollars each. Hike-A-Trail at Matsell Bridge Natural Area north parking lot at nine a.m. Linn County Conservation Dept sponsor. Mount Vernon bicycle ride twenty four miles at nine a.m. from Bever Park Hawkeye Bicycle Association sponsor.

Iowa City Marion Waterloo Center Point Jaycees Park Matsell Bridge Natural Area Linn County Conservation Department Mount Vernon Bever Park Hawkeye Bicycle Association

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Cedar Rapids listings provide 363 7000 and Iowa City numbers 337 7000 for additional event information Cityline publishes a weekly calendar of happenings with contact lines in both locales.

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Cedar Rapids man charged after collision with pole and two cars

Marvin Pledge, 27, of Cedar Rapids, was eastbound on Fourth Avenue SE when he lost control, striking a car driven by Donald Patterson, a utility pole, and a parked car. Patterson was treated for a shoulder injury and released. Pledge’s car stopped near Fourth Avenue and 10th Street.

Cedar Rapids Marvin Pledge G Ave Fourth Avenue 12Th Street SE Pledge Donald Patterson Third Ave. SE John Klaus Mount Vernon Patterson Mercy Medical Center

Iowa names Rutgers psychologist as new academic affairs dean

Peter Nathan a senior MacArthur Foundation program officer and psychologist from Rutgers University was named vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculties at the University of Iowa. The appointment awaits State Board of Regents approval and becomes effective July 1.

Iowa City Peter Nathan MacArthur Foundation of Chicago Rutgers University University of Iowa Nathan U of I Hunter Rawlings State Board of Regents Harvard Medical School Behavior Research Laboratory Boston City Hospital Haifa University Rutgers Graduate School Medical School Henry and Anna Starr Rutgers Rex Montgomery University of Iowa College of Medicine Leodis Davis Graduate College D.C. Spriestersbach

Marion police add satellite training network for officers

Marion Police Department will be the first in the state to join a closed circuit training network. The plan, announced by Police Chief Michael Birmingham, includes a 24 hour satellite system starting July 1 with a $4700 annual fee and will also be adopted by Linn County Sheriff's Department. The department will update squad car logos and equip officers with 9mm pistols replacing .357 revolvers, funded by officer purchases.

Marion Michael Birmingham Birmingham Linn County Sheriff’s Department

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TODAY Old Creamery Theatre Company Garrison Main Stage Old Creamery Theatre Amana Colonies North Liberty Pan Science Science Station First St. SE C.R 10Th Street Joy Sparenborg U of Academic Affairs David Vernon Richard D. Remington Rawlings Vernon Cissy Linn County Humane Society Drennen Lindale Malle Singlehoff Slate Third Ave de Coder Rapie Weemdare Oat Giant Truckload Smuleho AMANA
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