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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1996

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Vehicle break ins rise with warmer weather notes

The report links warmer months to higher car thefts, citing three break ins at Ellis Marina and one at Ellis Park in 30 minutes. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City see spikes with May thefts rising from December figures. Police attribute the trend to more people outdoors and urge not leaving valuables in sight.

Cedar Rapids Iowa City Joe Hanrahan Hanrahan Gazette Lynn M. Tefft

Iowa City Mayor Naomi Novick Cited on Bizarre Bat Incident

In Iowa City, Mayor Naomi Novick described a strange bat sighting as officials investigated unusual wildlife behavior near public spaces. No injuries were reported and authorities urged residents to avoid contact with the animal.

Mayor Naomi Novick Seeks Bat Removal Rescue by Police

In Iowa City, Mayor Naomi Novick enlisted the Police Department to remove a bat from her home after the animal shelter was closed. Officer Ralph Cox immobilized the bat with a broom, then placed it in a coffee can and released it outside. Animal Control confirmed police handle after-hours animal calls.

Lynn M. Tefft Johnson County OWA Iowa City Naomi Novick Novick Mullin Ave Ralph Cox Cox Iowa River Lynda Barnhart

Sandbaggers battle flood in Ames as I-35 closes

A slow moving storm drenched central Iowa, flooding streets and forcing sandbagging around Hilton Coliseum in Ames and the closure of Interstate 35 between Ames and Story City. Record river levels threatened Squaw Creek and the South Skunk River while Riverside Manor sought volunteers.

Gary Thompson Ames Squaw Creek Iowa Associated Press Hilton Coliseum Story City Story Hamilton Boone Hardin National Weather Service Johnston South Skunk Paul Livingston Riverside Manor

U S children rank high in reading test tied to Finland

Washington AP reports U S students place second overall behind Finland in a 32 country study on reading comprehension. Fourth graders outperform most peers while ninth graders trail Finland. results vary by race parental education and family structure with notable gaps.

Washington National Center For Education Statistics Richard Riley Thomas Jefferson Germany U.S Finland Sweden France Canada Portugal Kathy Echave

Woman Writes on Life and Gutsy Generation

Viola Rogers of Strawberry Point discusses life as a senior citizen in her book The Gutsy Generation. She covers topics from doctor visits to driving and sex, reflecting a frank, wide ranging style. A WWII B 17 visit to Cedar Rapids triggers memories of a previous flight for two men. IES Utilities weighs buying plutonium based fuel from the U S government.

Viola Rogers Strawberry Point Cedar Rapids IES IES Utilities U.S

Yeltsin seeks general backing for run off vote

In Moscow Boris Yeltsin pressed retired General Alexander Lebed to back his bid in a presidential runoff. Lebed hinted at organizing security and crime strategy, while Zyuganov warned Lebed against aligning with Yeltsin as Russians decide between reform and nostalgia.

Yeltsin Moscow Boris Yeltsin Russia Alexander Lebed Kremlin Gennady Zyuganov Zyuganov Lebed Chechnya

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