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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1992
Page
7
Cedar Rapids Schools extend Daeschner contract and raise
Superintendent Stephen Daeschner’s three year contract with Cedar Rapids Community Schools was extended one year. He receives a 4.3 percent 3800 raise bringing his salary to 92300 annually. Auto allowance 8.5 percent tax sheltered annuity and other terms remain unchanged. Board President Susan McDermott praised his leadership and service. The board also approved a new budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Daeschner
Cedar Rapids
Shooting at Wichita center shocks Cedar Rapids Rockwell employees
Rockwell Collins supervisor Ron Eldridge 42 was shot dead by a subordinate at the Wichita Kansas service center Friday night. Larry Bryan 36 allegedly fired multiple times with a 45 caliber handgun before coworkers restrained him. Eldridge had worked for Rockwell in Cedar Rapids previously as details emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell-Collins
Cedar Rapids
Wichita, Kan
Terry Francisco
Ron Eldridge
Francisco
Wichita
Eldridge
Rockwell
Don Deckert
Larry Bryan
Bryan
Deckert
World cyclist Dan Buettner to give Cornell talk
Guinness world record holder Dan Buettner narrates his round-the-world bicycle expedition at Cornell College in Mount Vernon. The 1990 trek covered 12 888 miles through the US Europe and the former Soviet Union with bandit attacks an earthquake in Romania and a Siberian swamp crossing among notable perils. He will present in the Pal Room at 7 p.m. free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinness
Dan Buettner
Cornell College
Buettner
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Romania
Siberia
KGB
Violins Bring First Steps To Cedar Rapids Third Graders
Sabine Goor of Cedar Rapids Symphony School teaches Madison Elementary third graders in a new district funded program. Two rows learn violins, two sit out as lessons emphasize technique, posture, and a playful approach to building interest in string music amid budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Rogahn
Gurawon Wriver
Madison
Sabine Goor
Goor
Twinkle
Cedar Rapids
Symphony School
Stephanie Wagor
Wagor
Cargill
West Music
Rebecca Eller
Wager
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Jamie Southern
Breann Courtney
Chris Gehris
Gehris
Jennifer Kvarda
Ryan Oberthien
Kristin Schellmann
Rebecca Feldt
Madison Elementary
Marion board raises taxes and trims district budget
Marion Independent School District boards vote 4-3 to raise property taxes by 70 cents per $1000 and cut up to 414243 from the 1992-93 budget. A 50 cent levy funds a 100000 cash reserve. cuts eliminate 4.6 teaching positions and end free busing where not required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Board
Kevin Kane
Gordon Gibson
Mike Nash
Jeff Humiston
Thomas Thurman
Virginia Folkers
Bill Huntoon
Cynthia Schneider
Harold Hulleman
Kitty Carlisle Hart Advocates Arts Funding At Cedar Rapids Symposium
Artist and former vaudeville star Kitty Carlisle Hart told Harding Middle School teachers that arts funding is essential and should resist censorship. She noted economic benefits of the arts, cited Juilliard figures, and criticized television as a cultural influence while urging continued public support for the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Rogahn
Kitty Carlisle
Hart
Harding Middle School
Cedar Rapids
Bing Crosby
Metropolitan Opera
Moss Hart
New York State Council On the Arts
Kathleen Sullivan
Harvard University
National Endowment For the Arts
Arts Council
New York
Tri-State
New York City
Sandra Ledford
Kitty Carlisle Hart
Harding
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daeschner
Lois Herrig
St. Luke’s Hospital
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Collins Plaza Hotel
Herrig
Make-A-Wish Foundation of
Iowa
Southeast Division
Iowa City
Clinton
Quad Cities
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Susan Swain
Marion
Marion Chamber Ambassadors
Indian Creek Country Club
Gazette
Robin Trimarchi
Cameron Foster
Andrea LeClerc
Shawn Mohr
Huntoon
Folkers
Schneider
Hamiston, Gibson, Thurman
Carlisle Hart
Independent Commission
Kenneth Phillips
University of Iowa
Phillips
Juilliard School
Todd Mcinturf
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