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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1981
Page
10
Cedar Rapids Animal Shelter offers Tippy a three month old collie mix. She is partially housebroken and has received parvovirus and distemper vaccines. Adoption includes a $27 fee and license. Shelter location is the old Indian Creek sewage plant with signs guiding access via C Street SW and Old River Road.
Four youths aged 16 and 17 were arrested last week and linked to multiple burglaries in Cedar Rapids including the Wonderland Day Care Center and five other sites between January 27 and February 8. Police charged them with robberies at Area Substance Abuse Council and four residences and offices. Also, Cedar Rapids council approved condemnation awards totaling 1.58 million for Ground Transportation Center parcels and discussed UMTA funding. A Shady Acres Motel fire caused by wiring damage damaged a wall and roof. the motel is owned by Al Rimford and managed by Roland Cox.
A colleague nicknamed the Wizard of Odds cleans up at the track with consistent wins, while February weather prompts mixed wardrobe choices as winter lingers.
The College Community School District faces $225,000 less state funding next year and plans to reduce 10 to 12 teaching positions. Layoffs hinge on seniority and extracurricular duties per the master contract, risking recalls and duty shifts. The board certified a $4.62 million operating budget for 1981-82 with $13.05 tax per thousand, and considered kindergarten scheduling changes and six temporary contract terminations.
Police seek a white male in his 20s after a Tuesday night robbery at 502 E Ave NW. He returned, used a paper bag to demand cash, and fled with an unknown amount after the clerk misinterpreted the bag.
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