Flag desecration ban proposed amendment debated
Yesterday's poll asked if a constitutional amendment to ban flag desecration is needed. Among 109 responses, 53 percent said yes and 47 percent said no.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1995
Page
9
Yesterday's poll asked if a constitutional amendment to ban flag desecration is needed. Among 109 responses, 53 percent said yes and 47 percent said no.
Calendar lists morning government meetings in Linn County and Cedar Rapids City Council sessions. Arts concerts include Marion Community Band and Glenn Miller Orchestra outdoor show. lectures cover AIDS and soil conservation. Outdoor activities feature Hitaga Sand Ridge Prairie plan review and a Cedar River canoe trip. Farmers market and health clinic details provided.
The Illinois Lottery draws show Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening results along with a Little Lotto sequence. The $30 million jackpot is highlighted, with numbers 2 4 17 25 32 for the main game and additional picks for other games.
June notices record births at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals with parents and addresses. The Drunken Driving Charges section lists multiple offenders, ages and arrest locations from Friday to Sunday, including Marion Robins and Anamosa areas.
Marion Independent schools report progress under site based decision making with a tech emphasis. High school plans a 1997 requirement for sophomores to prove proficiency in spreadsheets databases and word processing while Vernon Middle uses tech aids and surveys. Starry and Emerson elementary students participate in StarEE Nights using high school lab access.
United Way of East Central Iowa approves four additional human service programs after citizen review. Alzheimer’s Association Respite Care Scholarship funds 39 caregivers. Young Parents Network Postpone Parenting promotes abstinence and life planning. Area Substance Abuse Council Heart of Iowa Mother and Child Recovery Center offers residential treatment for mothers with children. Foundation III Mental Health Support Groups aid those with depressive or anxiety disorders and families.
Relatives of people with HIV AIDS discuss the impact of the disease during a free program in Beems Auditorium Cedar Rapids Public Library sponsored by Rapids AIDS Project and the Grant Wood Area Red Cross. Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt panels will be displayed.
Linn District Court records show revocations and new sentences for several defendants. Marie L. Grignon and Curtis F. Duke receive up to five years. Terri L. Stafford and Joshua J. Smith face varied confinement terms with credits and probation conditions. Phillip D. Barr awaits Iowa Supreme Court appeal after drunken driving verdict. Roberta J. Davis pleads guilty to forgery and receives up to five years.
The Davenport school district considered borrowing at 3.96 percent to cover fall expenses before the first large property tax payment. After taxes arrive, surplus funds would be reinvested at an expected rate of at least 5.95 percent, with current investments yielding about 6 percent. Ed Saldana, a crossing guard who saved a Polk first grader on Jan. 18, received a medal of honor from the district and Sons of the American Revolution.
The physician initially avoided pediatrics and chose family or internal medicine. Her career shift occurred after rewarding experiences with children and developmental challenges during residency and six years in Wisconsin, culminating in a Cedar Rapids practice started in 1991. She advocates focusing pediatric training on normal development and behavioral problems and leveraging each child’s strengths to aid growth.
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