Mastodon Bones Found Along Cedar River Face Spring Excavation
Researchers led by James Walters and Harry Bond expect to uncover more mastodon remains as river levels fall. Fisher and his daughter found teeth and tusks last August, with other bones left at the site. Two Eastern Iowa students earned state Invent America awards, Mat Sanders and Lynn Bixler, each receiving a $200 bond and potential regional fame in Washington, D.C.
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Cedar River
Roger Fisher
Vinton
Fisher
Walters
Iowa
Jason Sanders
L.E.G.S
Lynn Bixler
Clarence
Washington D.C
Brucemore Hosts Dual Garden Walks Led by Novy and Schultz
Brucemore in Cedar Rapids offers two garden walks on Wednesday at 10 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. led by Don Novy and Maxine Schultz. The turn of the century estate garden features 300 roses and varieties such as polyanthus floribundas hybrid teas and climbers. Tickets are 5 per person and 3 for Brucemore members with refreshments provided. Reservations at 362 7375 during business hours. Entrance is 2160 Linden Dr SE Cedar Rapids.
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Brucemore
Don Novy
Maxine Schultz
Navy
Schultz
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Linden Dr
Cedar Rapids
Laser Surgery and the Eye Coffee Break Talk at UI Hospital
Iowa City program at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics features Dr. William Mather discussing past present and future of laser surgery for the eye. The 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. session on June 23 in the East Room includes a Q and A. Call 356-1200 for details.
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University of Iowa
William Mather
Mather
Earth Summit impressions from Iowa student observer
Beth Duffy, doctoral student from the University of Iowa, joined the Earth Summit in Brazil as part of the North American Coalition Religion and Ecology. She describes early Bush criticism, security issues, stand-ins for Turner and Fonda, and lessons that ordinary people with education and media could drive environmental change.
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Dave Gosch
Olon
George Bush
Turner
Rio de Janeiro
Beth Duffy
Brazil
Duffy
University of Iowa
Coalition
Religion and Ecology
Bush
U.S
Iowa
Solon
United Nations
John Major
Ted Turner
Jane Fonda
George Gallup
Tom Hayden
Secret Service
Fonda
Clock tower toppled in Czech Village crash
The 13 foot tall town square clock in Czech Village was wrecked at 2 a.m. Friday when Michelle Kuba's 1983 sports car hit the center island on 16th Avenue SW. Police noted Kuba blacked out after a May 22 head injury. Repair funding is planned via a community fund drive.
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Rick Smith
Czech Village
Town Square
Michelle Kuba
16Th Avenue
al Zindrick
Red Frog Tavern
Kuba
Malloy St
Cedar Rapids
Jones
Harassment suit costs Cedar Rapids officer fees
Former Cedar Rapids police officer Da laine Bartelme won 57500 in a sexual harassment case against the city and police department after a two week trial. Her attorney seeks 54383.36 in fees for 357.8 hours at 125 dollars per hour plus 9658.36 in expenses. The city plans to review the fee request and may appeal the judgment.
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Dick Hogan Gazette Courts
Cedar Rapids
Dalaine Bartelme
John Allen
University of Iowa
Linn County
Bartelme
Thepity
Police Department
Harold Swailes
Swailes
Allen
Iowa City
Waterloo
Des Moines
David McGuire
McGuire
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Kristine Jones
Saddle & Leather Shop
Zindrick
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