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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2001
Page
11
Daily schedule of city and county meetings across multiple towns. Steady stream includes councils, boards, and planning sessions at City Halls, courthouses, and school administrative centers starting 7 p.m. across Robins, Springville, Mount Vernon, Decorah, Anamosa, Independence, and more.
The notice lists multiple events including Healing and Justice Walk at St Pius Catholic Church with Rev Gary Coffey at 9 a m and a continental breakfast, Music Group for Autistic Individuals at Time Check Center at 7 p m, Dinner At Our House community supper at Christ Episcopal Church with reservations, VITA tax assistance at Iowa City Public Library, Healing Hues health care program at Cedar Rapids Public Library, Cornell Chautauqua talk Bits of the Iowa Architectural Heritage by Richard Thomas, Read with Me at Franklin Middle School featuring Mount Mercy Storytellers, Winter Film Festival Kakadu at Effigy Mounds National Monument, and Cedar Rapids Free Medical Clinic at Jane Boyd Community House.
Sunday March 4 Iowa Illinois Pick 3 numbers 1 2 1 and Illinois Pick 3 Evening 0 5 6 1 for Pick 4 Evening. Powerball drawing 89 23 3644 with number 15. jackpot 14 million. no winner. Wednesday jackpot 16 million.
The Gazette invites birth notices from parents via an announcement form at Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices. Free listings are offered to newborn families across The Gazette's circulation area. Contact numbers 1 800 397 8212 or 398 8313 for details.
A Police Department enforcement effort at Kum & Go Food Store 2029 C St. SW resulted in a citation after an underage youth purchased cigarettes. Twelve other area businesses declined to sell to the police volunteer.
Republican leaders and Gov. Tom Vilsack inch toward a deal on current year reductions as tax revenues lag. Vilsack warns against harming higher education and child welfare while Republicans push for 20 to 25 million in cuts and consider an across the board option if needed. The dispute centers on using gambling revenues for long term needs and the structure of the next budget.
The Variety Club of Iowa Telethon raised 4 320 983 dollars at the Grand Ballroom Cedar Rapids broadcast by KCRG TV 9. Singer Ilene Graff performed On Broadway during the event. Funds support Kirkwood Kids Crisis Child Care Program Boy Scouts Tanager Place Linn Haven Inc and other Cedar Rapids groups. Last year set a record with 4 7 million.
Cedar Rapids pitch a fund raising Follies at Paramount Theater features veterans Carter Bradshaw Chuck Worsfold Gary Kent Steve Rezabek Lori Ferguson Tina Monroe and Amy Novotny in Simply Irresistible. Doug Jackson leads What a Wonderful World with bright costumes and clever choreography drawing about 1200 attendees for four shows over the weekend.
Brent Fain 18 and Wesley Haskell 17 of Springville were charged in Juvenile Court with two arson counts and three reckless use of fire after admitting to starting grass fires and setting fires to two vacant houses and a barn last spring. Fain received a continued waiver for probation through Dec 17, 2001. Haskell began a year of juvenile probation on Feb 13 after pleading guilty to two arson counts and reckless use of fire. Both had clean records prior to the incidents.
List of individuals filing for bankruptcy in Cedar Rapids with listed debts and assets. Names include William J. Thomas III, Lisa L. Thomas, Patrick D. and Lora N. James, Oscar L. Grenn, Michele Hard, Travis L. and Julie K. Bunten, Sherry A. Ross, Verlyn J. Davis, Kelly M. English, Lance D. Stormin, Carolyn A. Sanderson, Cynthia M. Brady. Details show debts, assets, and exemptions for each case.
The Gazette publishes death notices as news items with immed iate survivors and a photo when provided. Additional material such as employment education military service civic activities and hobbies costs 35 cents per word, with second day notices similarly charged.
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