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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1992
Page
9
Muzingo ex-husband sued by Terri Muzingo in Linn County
Terri Muzingo of Center Point sues former husband Glen Muzingo in Linn District Court for injuries from a 1990 car bombing that harmed her eye and arm. Glen Muzingo, jailed on state charges and facing federal gun and bank theft counts, was found guilty of attempted murder arson and willful injury. The suit seeks unspecified damages and a jury trial for Terri and their two children Jeffery and Julie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Muzingo
Center Point
Linn District Court
Glen Muzingo
Urbana
Jeffery
Julie
Cedar Rapids Native Honored by Harvey Mudd College
Cedar Rapids native Donald Barry, a calculus teacher at Phillips Academy in Andover Massachusetts, received a national excellence in teaching award from Harvey Mudd College for inspiring students in mathematics and science. Barry is a 1966 Washington High School graduate and the son of Elizabeth Barry and the late Donald S. Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Harvey Mudd College
Claremont
Calif
Donald Barry
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Barry
Washington High School
Elizabeth Barry
Donald S. Barry
Carleton College
Yale University
Irish flag revival honors Cedar Rapids motorman’s trolley days
Beatrice Reilly embroidered a gold harp and shamrocks on a green flag around 1910 and gave it to her husband James, who hoisted it on his trolley on St Patrick’s Day. The flag later inspired replicas now held by descendants in Cedar Falls and nearby towns, honoring the Reilly family’s Irish heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lee Olson
Reat
Linn County
Beatrice Reilly
Cedar Rapids
James Reilly
St. Patrick's Day
Reilly
16Th Avenue
Bohemie
Donald
St. Pat's
Cedar Falls
Margaret
Tim
Patrick
Carol
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
Reillys
Doug Torson
Pat
Kenwood Run
James
Margaret Reilly
Ireland
Pat and
Cedar Rapids St Patrick Parade Grows With Peace Effort
The 17th annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade in Cedar Rapids begins at 1 p.m. on Second Avenue and proceeds to Greene Square Park. Proceeds fund Project Children, hosting Northern Ireland children for six weeks, with SaPaDaPaSo hosting two of ten children this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Second Street
Greene Square Park
Northern Ireland
United States
SaPaDaPaSo
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
WMT
Dick Hardiman
Hardiman
Boston
New York City
Chicago
Emerald Island
Steve Bryant
Gazette
LaPaDaPaSo
Red Cedar
Linn-Mar gains access to cash reserve for enrollment funding
Linn-Mar will dip into its cash reserve to cover advanced funding cuts for enrollment growth this year and next. Superintendent Glen Easterday said the district received approval after a School Budget Review Committee hearing and plans to spend 322,386 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
Gazette
Glen Easterday
Easterday
Parking fines up 50 percent in city plan proposal
The Downtown SSMID recommends raising initial parking fines to 3 and revising hourly rates to 35 cents in parkades and 30 cents in surface lots. Monthly rates would stay at 35 to 40 dollars and on street meter rates remain doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie
City Hall
May
Meyer
Linn County
First Street
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
County
Parking rates and fines eyed for downtown Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids SSMID proposes flat 40 cent hourly parkade rates and $5 fines after three days to cut a 296 683 deficit for 1993. Five meters on Third Avenue SE would be added and $150 000 in capital work delayed. City staff backs a mixed plan and a monthly parkade option faces a dissenting vote from Guaranty Bank’s Harold Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSMID
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Museum
May’s Island
Third Avenue Parkade
Guaranty Bank
Harold Becker
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