Officials reflect on seminar in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Cedar Rapids officials including Tom Aller and Floyd Bergen praised the Foreign Trade and Exports Seminar held there. They said the event benefited Cedar Rapids and Iowa, showcased city strengths, and could bring future meetings or investment. extra time would have helped but officials were pleased with the outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tom Aller
Aller
Public Safety
Floyd Bergen
Richard Phillips
Right to privacy discussed at Iowa task force hearing
State Senator Bob Rush urged legislation guarding privacy especially for financial records. The Iowa Citizens Privacy Task Force held a hearing at the Town House as Muscatine library records were reviewed in a murder probe, sparking debate on First Amendment privacy and library policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rush
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Citizens Privacy Task Force
California
Bush
Town House
Musser Library
Muscatine
Musca
Sarah Lande
Musser Board of Trustees
Steve Brown
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
Rider Kept in Good Condition After Midnight Motorcycle Crash
Terence Kane, 19, of 205 19th Ave SW, was injured around midnight while riding north on Bowling Street SW near a construction zone and struck gravel. He was treated at Mercy Hospital for a broken pelvic bone and bruised kidney. Kane rode home, then sought care when morning pain persisted. Police filed no accident report. He described his escape as lucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Kane
19Th Ave
Mercy Hospital
Kane
Bowling Street
Door-to-door salesman jailed after threats report
Dale R. Castrillo, 19, was arrested in Linn County for assault after neighbors complained he made threatening remarks while selling Christian books for children. He allegedly told Mrs. Roger Phelps a cross would burn on her lawn and entered a home uninvited. Police urged caution with door-to-door sales and advised residents to call police if problems arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Dale R. Castrillo
Sixth Ave
Marion
Castrillo
Linn County Attorney's Office
Roger Phelps
Boxwood Lane
Phelps
The
Gazette
NOVA University Offers 18 Month Cedar Rapids MBA HRM Cluster
NOVA University launches an accelerated MBA HRM cluster in Cedar Rapids. The program runs every third weekend in three month blocks for six credits per block, totaling 36 credits over 12 courses. Contact Michael Drapac at 393-6825 or Dr. Martin Weiner at 305/587-6660 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova University
Cedar Rapids
Michael Drapac
Martin Weiner
College Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale
Jet fuel shortage hits Cedar Rapids seminar flights
Wathan Flying Service used most of 42000 gallons of jet fuel from Koch Oil for the International Trade Seminar in Cedar Rapids. Curtis Smith warns fuel may run out by month end as the Iowa Energy Policy Council identifies the service as critically short and the sole local supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wathan Flying Service
Koch Oil Company
Wathan
Curtis Smith
Council
Koch
Shell Oil Co
Ozark
United
Smith
Update on the Bee Gees in Parade this Sunday
Parade magazine runs an update on the Bee Gees this Sunday detailing their plans, schedule, and anticipated appearance. The feature highlights upcoming performances and mentions key members and guest collaborators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Metro committee backs bypass route shift for Marion area
The Regional Planning Commission's metro committee adopts a route for the Marion bypass differing from IDOT's plan. The middle section moves north to dodge Indian Creek and development while 31st Street to Highway 13 uses the northerly alignment. Officials expect RPC to adopt and send to IDOT for final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro Committee
Regional Planning Commission
Commission
Marion
Iowa Department of Transportation
First
Third Avenues
First Avenue
Don Salyer
IDOT
33Rd Street
McMeyer
Third Avenue
31St Street
Salyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.R
Laurie Jensen
Vicki Shannon
West Virginia
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Toro
England
Victoria
William IV
Olympus
Camera Divison
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!