Daily Notebook schedule of government and school meetings
A comprehensive list of June 17 2002 events across Linn and neighboring counties. Includes Linn County Board of Supervisors work session and multiple school boards, city councils, and zoning meetings with times and locations. Also notes farmers markets and local cultural events such as Metro Mix Chorus, literary readings, and a charity golf event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Kirkwood Community College
Frdapsf Management Council
Inn Circle
Sixth St
Linn-Mar Community School Board
Linn County Zoning Commission
Alburnett Community School Board
Alburnett
Springville City Council
College Community School Board
Educational Service Center
Lisbon School Board
Cedar Rapids Fire Calls Reported Saturday
The Log records Linn County Cedar Rapids fire activity including a 4:11 p.m. vehicle fire at 1257 Fifth Ave SE and a 6:14 p.m. flammable liquid spill at 517 18th St SE. Medical calls totaled 11 and false alarms 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Ave
18Th St. SE
Illinois Lottery Draws And Results Snapshot
Illinois Pick 3 evening draw on May 16 lists 5 ??? Illinois Pick 4 evening results show 1683. Saturday Powerball snippet noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Illinois Lottery
Iowa uninsured driving tickets see uneven enforcement
Iowa lawmakers question why more than half of nearly 48 000 tickets for failing to prove financial liability coverage end in dismissal or acquittal. Judges often dismiss if drivers obtain insurance or pay fines. Polk County shows higher convictions. nationwide laws aim to reduce uninsured motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde Bradley
R-Camanche
Bradley
Dyla Bolkema
Sioux County
Polk County
Bolkema
William Price
Ken Runde
Dubuque County
Federal mediator pushes Waterloo on road contracts
A Justice Department mediator said progress is made but minority participation goals in Waterloo street contracts remain unmet. He plans another visit in a few weeks as officials pledge programs to boost minority firm involvement, with a 1986 policy targeting at least 5 percent participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
U.S. Department of Justice
William Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Justice Department
John Rooff
Wartburg College graduates listed by city and degree
Eastern Iowa students graduated May 26 from Wartburg College. The list names graduates by hometown including Anamosa, Cedar Rapids, Independence, Keota, Manchester, Marion, Oelwein, Solon, Tipton, Urbana, Vinton, Waterville, Waukon, West Liberty, Winthrop, Zwingle and more, with degrees B.A., B.M., B.M.E. and cum laude or summa cum laude honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Decorah
Clayton County Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
Elkader
Vinton City
West Union City Council
Dyersville
Guttenberg City Council
Monona City Council
Monticello
Worthington City Council
Anamosa School Board
Brooklyn City Council
Decorah School Board
Farley City Council
Lansing
Midland School Board
Wyoming
North Fayette
West Union
Norway
Oelwein
Vinton-Shellsburg
Amanda Opfer
A. Coggan
Bret Haughenburg
A. Elkader
Matthew Anderson
Fairbank
Debra Sauerbrei
Guttenberg
Allison Oliver
Hawkeye
Cary Solheim
Independence
Scott Eddy
Amy Lancaster
Jaclyn Pins
Jesup
Jennifer Mount
Kristine Yeager
Keota
Leah Sieren
Manchester
Lisa Betterman
Lindsay Gienapp
Kelly Nieman
Kristin Nieman
Maquoketa
Erich Heneke
Marion
Kathryn Padhey
Amana
Matthew Lechsenring
Matthew Cook
Iowa Supreme Court Rules Deferred Judgment Counts as Final Conviction
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that a deferred judgment for eluding a law enforcement vehicle qualifies as a final conviction for revoking an operator’s license. The ruling affects Robert Schilling of Dubuque County whose license was revoked for a year after a deferred judgment. The court held the revocation is public safety based, not punishment, so the conviction became final before Schilling challenged it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Dubuque County
Robert Schilling
State Department of Transportation
Schilling
Iowa
District Court
DOT
Iowa Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Harkin LeClaire man helps push bill aiding terror victims
The U S Senate approved 81 to 3 a bill to let victims sue foreign governments that sponsor terrorism and seize frozen assets totaling about 3.7 billion dollars. Sen Tom Harkin credited Taleb Subh of LeClaire for his role in advancing the measure and Koob of Waverly also lobbied for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
U.S
Senate
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Iraq
Iran
America
Harkin
Taleb Subh
LeClaire
Sabh
Kuwait
Subh
Washington, D.C
Kathryn Koob
Iran-America Center
Tehran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Notebook
Linn County Meetings
Wellman City Council
Allamakee School Board
Waukon
Independence School Board
Montezuma
North
Tama County School Board
ICN
Tracr
Tama County
Farmers Markets
Farmers Market
Collins Road
Council Street
OUT
Metro
New Horizons Methodist Church
Coralville
Wapsipinicon Country Club
Anamosa
Jones Regional Medical Center Foundation
Brucemore Mansion
Linden Dr. SE
West Side
Westdale Mall
Ann Amess Gesme
Cedar Rapids Public Library
First St
Jeremiah Wright
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Eighth St
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
16Th Ave
Cedar Rapids Free Medical Clinic
Jane Boyd
14Th Ave
the Gazette
Wapello County
Appanoose County
Union County
Jeffrey Rae
Jerilyn Renaud
Grinnell
Wartburg College
Mitchell Cook
Shannon Ellis
Peosta
Kenneth Bowers
Ryan
Ely Anderson
Solon
Craig Peters
Strawberry Point
Jana Hahn
Tipton
Jeremy Kruse
Randy Laing
Toledo
Jolene Sandquist
Urbana
Lindsey Whitehead
van Home
Stacy Kelly
Scott Rinderknecht
Sarah Seboldt
By Rod Boshart
Rod Boshart
Infi
Bill
Sen
Dlown
United States
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