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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1983
Page
10
A dense page lists Thursday stop times for local services including Cherry Hill Preschool and Glenbrook West. It promotes games, raffles, and clubs at Emerald Knights Drum Corp Hall, plus theater, parades, story hours, and charity sales with multiple addresses, phone numbers, and admission notes.
Today at 9 am Cedar Rapids City Council meets in the fourth floor council chambers City Hall. At 7 pm Hiawatha City Council convenes at the fire station. Linn County Building Board of Appeals meets at 7 30 pm in the Administrative Office Building conference room. Bertram City Council gathers at 7 30 pm in the Community Center. Mount Vernon Planning and Zoning Commission discusses the budget at 7 30 pm in City Hall.
Stephen Burns trumpet recital at Clapp Hall at 8 pm with ticketed entry. Coe Jazz Band concert at Sinclair Auditorium 8 pm free. Uncommon Women and Others at Old Armory Theater 8 pm with $5 tickets. John Zielinski presents Iowa's Architectural Heritage noon at Cedar Rapids Museum of Art. Art exhibit by local students runs 10 am to 5 pm at Cedar Rapids Museum of Art.
Dorothy Custer Wolf, lifelong Cornell art student and teacher, willed the bulk of her nearly one million dollar estate to Cornell College Mount Vernon. The gift funds an endowed scholarship, with income boosting current aid and expanding student grants while securing the college’s long term finances.
Cedar Rapids police identify distinctive boot prints as key evidence in charging 18 year old Michael Rohn with first degree murder for aiding and abetting Farris in the Nov 15 stabbing death of Jacalyn May. Farris faces three counts. Rohn also charged as accessory after the fact. Trial set for April 25.
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