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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1992
Page
11
Local newsroom invites tips from readers and provides contact numbers 398-8333 and 1-800-397-8333 for submitting stories, leads, and questions. Callers are asked to leave clear messages and follow up as needed.
Duane Duncan, 49, remains in critical condition at Mercy Medical Center after being struck while attempting to flag a city bus with a crutch. The incident occurred at 9 14 a m at 12th Avenue and Third Street SE.
Johnson County hosts a 7 p.m. forum at First Christian Church on 217 Iowa Ave to discuss curbside recycling municipal and University of Iowa waste policies and community education with panelists Floyd Pekley Brad Neumann and Carol Casey. Marian K Karr joins IIMC Academy for Advanced Education as sustaining member. Thomas H Summy elected director of Friends of Iowa Public Television.
The Iowa Center for AIDS Resources and Education ICARE will hold a brainstorming and planning retreat at Lensing's Oak Hill Funeral Service 210 Holiday Rd from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ICARE invites people with HIV clients volunteers supporters and others to participate. Call ICARE at 338-2135 by Friday.
Coralville could gain improved roads and traffic lights after annexing 584 acres north of I-80. Four property owners will voluntarily join the city, with at least three parcels planned for housing developments. A long-range traffic study will determine lane counts and paving timing as projects depend on housing growth.
Susan Tulbach of Cedar Rapids was sentenced to up to two years in prison for leaving the scene of a fatal vehicle pedestrian crash that killed Cynthia Crinigan. Her husband Ronald received a five year suspended sentence and two years probation for growing marijuana.
Brown Deer Golf Course in northern Coralville, under construction since fall 1988, is slated to open mid July. Alan Poots says the 3,300 yard nine hole course will start public with potential 18 hole expansion and possible private status later if demand warrants. Mark Kerr of Clear Lake named manager as rain delays fade and nearby annexations boost residential development.
A tank leak of liquid chlorine near Bali Hai Estates in Hiawatha prompted evacuations for two hours as an easterly wind carried gas away from homes and businesses. Firefighters used water to halt the leak and hazard teams sealed the tank with breathing apparatus and protective suits. No injuries were reported.
Marion faces a difficult budget as City Manager Jeff Schott outlines a plan with three missing pieces including AFSCME contract talks and state aid uncertainty. He projects a balanced budget with no cash flow problems, a 4.5 percent tax rise for homeowners, and several delayed projects and salary adjustments.
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