Cedar Rapids Meetings and Recycling Truck Event
On March 4 1994 meetings include the Cedar Rapids Linn County Solid Waste Agency subcommittee at 9 a.m. and the Metro Interagency Insurance Program Board at noon at Kirkwood Community College. A recycling truck will be at Hy Vee 4035 Mount Vernon Rd SE from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Acceptable items include glass bottles newspapers magazines plastics and metals with specific preparation details provided.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Hy-Vee
Lount Vernon Rd
Iowa and Illinois Lottery Numbers Shared
The notice lists Iowa Lottery numbers for the 100000 cash game and Illinois Lotto Pick 3 and Pick 4 results for midday and evening draws. It also notes a 6 of 54 Jackpot prize of $18 million and provides CITYLINE hotline numbers 363 7000 and 337 7000, category 2900.
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Cityline
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Iowa
Local vital stats and drunken driving charges posted
Vital statistics list births and marriages from Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals with multiple households named. The log notes new births, marriages including several Cedar Rapids couples, and drunken driving arrests with ages and arrest details. An editor's note explains degree days and a pothole hotline for Eastern Iowa.
Cedar Rapids solvent inquiry prompts criminal probe
A criminal investigation was ordered by the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation at the Cedar Rapids City Council's request after a television report questioned a solvent bought for sewer maintenance from Intertrade Chemical Inc. The city paid about 12 000 dollars a month at 27 50 per gallon, while rivals claimed 1 80 per gallon. Officials insist no laws are suspected and aim to uncover facts to guide sewer operations.
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Lonnie
Hanson
Intertrade
Steve Goldin
KGAN
Goldin
Don Thomas
Chemical Com
Thomas
Fields
Cedar Rapids
Dan Rockwell
Rockwell
Farmstead estate faces long closure with hundreds of creditors
Dunbar notes about 300 cases to close administratively and possible hearings. Efforts to reach agreement on insurance funds for the union stalled by many parties. Estate may close then reopen if funds from a self insured plan become available. Farmstead lists 4600 creditors and total attorney fees expected over $500,000 with expenses possibly over $200,000 including a $100,000 trustee fee. The court will determine payment of outstanding fees and expenses.
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Dunbar
Iowa City pilot lands in cornfield after engine trouble
Richard Miller escaped injury after an emergency landing in a snowy muddy cornfield south of Highway 218 west of Dane Road. The Varize experimental plane stalled twice near Iowa City Municipal Airport, restarting once before a final crash into a Williams family cornfield. Miller walked away, received aid, then drove home. Authorities from Johnson County Rescue, Ambulance and Hills Fire Department responded.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
Richard Miller
S. Governor St
Highway 218
Dane Road
Johnson County Sheriffs Rescue Unit
Johnson County Ambulance and
Hills Fire Department
Moshier Fired by County Board Over Alleged Issues
The county board voted to fire Moshier amid claims the move could affect his Board of Supervisors candidacy. Moshier questioned a potential political motive, while Huber Houser and Jean Oxley offered varying responses about timing and relevance.
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Board of Supervisors
Moshier
Jean Oxley
Houser
Deaf cast brings warm humor to Under Milk Wood
A review notes the National Theatre of the Deaf performance of Under Milk Wood at Mount Mercy College. The show centers on life in a Welsh fishing village with both hearing and deaf actors in a cohesive ensemble.
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National Theatre of the Deaf
Mount Mercy College
Dylan Thomas
Russian doctor says life improving in Stavropol region
Dr Nikolai Shibkov, Stavropol chief health official, heads a 15 member Russian medical team visiting Cedar Rapids as sister state Stavropol in Iowa shows economic reforms. He notes inflation, private practice growth, new hospital equipment, and improved living standards though medicines remain scarce. They depart Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Stavropol
Iowa
Mercy Medical Center
Ford
Boris Yeltsin
Vladimir Zhirinovsky
Alexander Rutskoi
Shibkov
Yeltsin
Moscow
Mikhail Gorbachev
Port
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Weekend
Illinois Lotto
Laurie
Kevin Smejkal
22Nd Ave
ST. Luke’s
Janette
Jim Bevins
Austin St. SW
Nancy
Frank Gaffney
Ninth Ave
Marion
Kimberly
Bruce Gonner
Manchester
Karen
Scott Herkes
Day St. NW
Lisa
David Hinton
13Th St. NW
Mary
John Doubet
Fourth Ave. SE
Michele
Bradley Erger
Rowley
Randall J. Bishop
Tracy R. Burnell
Samuel J. McCullough
Nancy R. Shane
Randy O. Hoff
Jenny M. Davenport
Brett J. Kremenak
Veronica L. Kress
Chad A. Faidley
Shelley S. Powers
Michael B. Ellis
Vicky S. Burns
Anamosa
Hamza Aleem-Sharif Omar
Lirio Siglos Paez
Paul A. Reynolds
Tanya L. Taylor
Minnetonka
Minn
The
Gazette
Harry W. Moats
Dubuque
Glass Road
Timber Valley Court
Joseph F. Botello
Third St
12Th Street
Third Avenue SE
Gregory M. McCoy
Fourth Ave
Amy Morris
Todd Allen Stephen
Fifth St. SE
Mary Ferguson
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
METRO
C.R. Council
State
C.R
Doug Fields
Miller
Ron Meyer
Jody McKillip
Tom
Guy Williams
McKillip
Williams
Williamses
Willow Creek Dr
Monarek
Huber
Theater Review
Saturday’s Gazette
By Dale Kueter
Russia
Nikolai Shibkov
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