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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2003
Page
26
Program director Joan Kjaer meets Davenport students after a weeklong program coordinated by the University of Iowa Journalism School. Mike Murphey and Ellen Schwartz explore equipment during the WSUI visit.
EPA investigators spent five days in Hills sampling wells east of Lassie Street and south of Main Street to locate perchlorate sources. Initial results have been sent to health officials and, due to complex science, public discussion is planned for later in the year with Hills population around 679 relying on shallow wells.
Wartburg College in Waverly recognized fifteen departments at the April 8 Excellence in Teaching and Scholarship Convocation. Notable honors went to students across Cedar Rapids Decorah Fairbank Farley La Porte City Manchester Robins Waukon Wellman and Wellman area towns for achievements in history music print media biology accounting German studies biochemistry chemistry computer science music and elementary education.
The Gazette collects public safety data for The Log from Eastern Iowa agencies. Information includes charges subject to review by county attorneys offices in Johnson County and Iowa City.
Saturday events logged in Iowa City include a outside rubbish fire at 215 College Court at 9 50 p m with EMS calls totaling two and three false calls.
Highway 932 in Johnson County will close from one-half mile north of Hills to the Highway 921 intersection to replace a bridge with a box culvert. Detour routes motorists via Hills to 218 and 921 then back to 923. Project by Peterson Contractors of Reinbeck worth 363000, due for completion by early August.
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