Local agenda highlights and poetry reading listed
Daily schedule shows city council informal meeting at 8 30 a m in Cedar Rapids City Hall and supervisor session at 9 a m in the Admin Building. Planning and zoning meetings for Hiawatha and Marion at 7 p m, plus Ann Struthers reading at Coe College Cherry Auditorium at 11 a m.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Planning & Zoning Commission
City Hall
Ann Struthers
Cherry
Coe College
Man charged after early morning Cedar Rapids home invasion
David Gunderson, 24, of 214 Eighth St. SE, faces charges including assault causing bodily injury and criminal trespass for allegedly forcing his way into the Julie Eveland residence at 1:30 a.m. Sunday and assaulting two Cedar Rapids men. A second incident at 362 15th St. SE involved a video recorder, typewriter, $600 cash, a safe filled with jewelry, a camcorder and clothing taken after entry was forced. At 59 A Ave. NE Apt. 14B authorities found $600 in cash, a pistol valued at $200, and prescription drugs with no sign of forced entry.
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David Gunderson
Eighth St. SE
Julie Eveland
Thomas Netolicky
Robert Mayer
Cedar Rapids
George Chalhoub
15Th St
Henry Maass
Ave. NE
Apt
Burglar Charged in City Apartment Break-In
Brian Ludwig, 18, of 66th Ave SW apartment 3, faces a second degree burglary charge after Monday morning arrest in connection with break-ins at apartments of James O'Donnell and Scott Langer, both residents of 66th Ave SW.
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Brian Ludwig
66Th Ave
Apt. 3
James O'Donnell
Scott Langerman
Apt. 6
Drunken Driving Arrests Listed by Time and Place
A compiled list shows individuals charged with drunken driving along with arrest times and locations including Peter Stamats at Cottage Grove Avenue and 34th Street SE and Alfred Kimbrough in Marion on Oakland Road NE. Other entries note David Trimble on C Avenue NW and James Shaddox on Mount Vernon Road SE with second offenses indicated for several.
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Peter Stamats
Rosedale Rd
Cottage Grove Avenue
34Th Street
Alfred Kimbrough
Willowwood Ave
Marion
Oakland Road
David Trimble
Sixth St
C Avenue
Stephen Salestrom
Dartmouth St
First Avenue
Fifth Street
James Shaddox
Grande Ave
Mount Vernon Road
Lee Burkle
20Th St. NW
First Street
Douglas Simmons
Iowa City
Rompot residents oppose rezoning for Rescar plant
Petitions circulate in Cedar Rapids Rompot against a plan to rezone about 37 acres near Otis Avenue SE for Rescar Inc to operate a railroad car maintenance yard. City staff favor denial. Planning Commission vote upcoming with City Council holding final say.
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Heather Sloman Wood
Gazette
Rompot
Cedar Rapids
City Planning Commission
Rescar Inc
Otis Avenue SE
Cole Street
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Rescar
Board of Adjustment
Otis Avenue
Floyd Bergen
Department of Planning and Redevelopment
10Th St
Jerry Charaska
Charaska
Planning Commission
Bergen
Control switch for hospital power struggle at UI
Interim University of Iowa President Richard Remington rejected moving UI Hospitals and Clinics from the State Board of Regents to a new nine member local panel. He said UIHC is essential to the university. Rep. Sue Mullins attached the amendment to a House bill proposing the new governing body.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
University
State Board of Regents
U of
Richard Remington
UIHC
Remington
U of I
Iowa
Sue Mullins
R-Corwith
House
Mullins
USHC
Chita Rivera Still Dancing at 55
Parade profiles Chita Rivera continuing to perform and inspire at age fifty five with her enduring can can and stage presence, highlighting a career spanning decades and recent Broadway appearances.
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Chita Rivera
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American Express
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Center Pt. Rd
Vern Cooper Bldg
Metro-Iown News
Shion Company
N. E
Lindale Mal
Ocean
Pacific
Brittania
Sergio Valente
Peabody House
Collins RD. R
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Lindale Mall
Otmack
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