City Meetings and Lenten Luncheon Schedule
Linn County Commission of Veteran Affairs meets at 1:30 p.m. at 825 Third St SW. Cedar Rapids City Council agenda session at City Hall. Lenten Luncheon from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at St Andrew Lutheran Church with Bible study on Mark 14 32 42, donation $4. Recycling sites open 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Public Works and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Hy Vee for Cedar Rapids residents. Call Bluestem for more info.
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Linn County Commission of Veteran Affairs
Third St
Cedar Rapids
Churches United
St. Andrew Lutheran Church
Center Point Rd
Public Works
Sixth St
Mount Vernon Rd
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Illinois Lottery Daily Numbers and Pick Draws Summary
No Daily Millions winner reported. Lotto midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 results listed. 6-of-54 Jackpot stands at $4 million. Lottery numbers available on CITYLINE via 363 7000 or 337 7000, category 2900.
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Illinois
Vital Statistics Mercy and St Luke's March births listed
A long list records births at Mercy and St Luke's on March 5 and 6, 1997 including names of parents and cities from Cedar Rapids, Marion, Hiawatha, Washington DC and more. The notice concludes with totals for dates and a note on degree days by MidAmerican Energy Co. and an editor's heating note.
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Charles Menge
Lori Engel
Scott Wirth
Jennifer Inman
Rafael Sanchez
Lynn Sanchez
Ariel Armendariz
Stephanie Wauqua
Jose Manuel Rosas Linares
Florencia C. Martinez
Thomas Brown
Cynthia Beary
Nicholas Ender
Tina Hupfeld
Mark Carder
Annette Vislsel
An Duc Pham
Yen Thi Tran
Robert Smith
Wendy Schmitz
Terrance Harrelson
Ruth Crowell
Jason Kehoe
Raelyn Blessing
James Kelso
Brian Fink
Cedar Rapids
Kelly Montijo
Hiawatha
Brian Hawes
Scotch Plains
N.J
Allison Faches
Tanya Cowart
Michael Rich
Swisher
Curtis Rottman
Louisville
Ohio
Kristi Thiessen
Daniel Hutchins
Marion
Diana Madrid
Las Vegas
N.M
Steven Beer
Shannon Black
Iowa
Fire calls and a carbon monoxide death in Iowa county notes
The Linn County log records a spill at 3000 block of J Street SW at 2:09 PM, a vehicle fire at 401 76th Ave SW at 8:19 PM, and a structure fire at Quaker Oats 418 Second St NE at 10:19 PM. John G. Drummy, 33, of Ryan, is ruled dead by own action. pathologist cites carbon monoxide as cause on March 3.
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J Street
76Th Ave
Second St
John G. Drummy
Ryan
Delaware County
Jane Hartnet
Drummy
Linn County landfill rethink eyed as future recreation site
Linn County seeks end use ideas for a full landfill with a 23 member advisory panel guiding site selection. The group discusses lining standards, wetlands and floodplain rules, and potential post closure uses such as hiking paths and amphitheaters while aiming to list 10 to 12 sites by early May and narrow to 2 to 4 by late July. The panel meets monthly at the YWCA and invites public input.
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Beth Chacey
Linn County
Tim Hall
Foth & van Dyke
Hall
Three Cedar Rapids teens injured in crash
Gazette staff report Three Cedar Rapids teenagers were injured Thursday when a car slammed into a flatbed truck in southwest Cedar Rapids. A 15 year old in critical condition at Mercy Medical Center. driver John Stephen 16 in fair condition. Patrick Zamastil 14 treated and released. Truck driver Kevin Ray James 28 charged with failing to yield from a stop sign. Investigation continues.
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Kevin Ray James
Martello
Sixth Street
Hawkeye Downs Road
James
Stephen
Reynolds
Cedar Rapids Denies Liquor License for Plateau Reopen
Safety Commissioner Nancy Evans denied Diamond Investments and Todd Bowden a liquor license to reopen The Plateau in downtown Cedar Rapids citing Bowden’s ties to prior management and irregularities in the license application. The venue faced underage drinking violations and a December beating tied to the bar. related trials are set this month.
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Douglas Neumann
Plateau Club
Cedar Rapids
Nancy Evans
Todd Bowden
Plateau
Evans
Bowden
Phillip Pankey
John Cole Rachel
Steve Stefani
Diamond Investments
Stefani
State Division of Alcoholic Beverages
Third Ave. SE
Residents clash over tree removal costs and civic pettiness
Hearsty cites Tree Owen home dispute with removal estimated at about 1300 dollars including stump. Council defends action as precedent from a 2 year old case. In other business Terry Bjornson rezoning wins pass second reading for 90 acres east of Highway 13 and 40 acres near the Marion Airport. Urban renewal area approved for tax increment financing.
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Owen
Hearsty
Brown
Marion
Paul Brown
40Th Street Place
Terry Bjornson
Highway 13
Secrist Road
Secrist
Marion Airport
Bjornsen
Highway 151
South Tama High School installs video security system
The school board voted last month to install surveillance cameras at South Tama High School. Each high school has at least one community liaison worker for security and incident review will be case by case under school policy. A monitor will be in the associate principal's office for easy access and police will be called if a crime occurs.
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Washington
Johnson
South Tama
Cedar Rapids high school programs win statewide FINE awards
Two Cedar Rapids high schools Jefferson and Kennedy receive 1996 97 First in the Nation in Education awards for Careers 101 and SPARK. Kennedy mentors from Rockwell Avionics engage about 30 employees with students lowering dropout rate to 0.2 percent. Jefferson partners Norand AEGON CRST St Luke's Cedar River Paper provide in class career talks. Awards honored May 10 with Gov Branstad in Des Moines.
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Becky Stover
Jazette
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson's
Careers 101
Kennedy’s
SPARK
Kennedy
Rockwell Avionics & Communications
Rockwell
Sparks
Jennifer Lange
Jefferson
Norand Corp
Aegon USA
Crst Inc
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar River Paper Co
Reitz
Bob Reitz
Terry Branstad
Des Moines
Fine Foundation
60 Minutes to air IBP segment on Waterloo Sunday
CBS will broadcast the 60 Minutes piece on IBP and Waterloo with Mike Wallace as correspondent. The program discusses IBP's impact on Waterloo, featuring Clara Olson, Waterloo Mayor John Rooff, Dan Jenney, and Lorenzo Sharpe, who describes his past as a bused worker and addict.
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Dick Hoganazette
60 Minutes
IBP
Waterloo
CBS
Kevin Tedesco
the Gazette
Mike Wallace
Wallace
Iowa
Tedesco
Clara Olson
University of Iowa
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