March 21 2001 Cedar Rapids area public meetings schedule
Daily notebook lists local government, school board, and agency meetings for March 21 2001. Entries include Cedar Rapids City Council Marion Public Service Board Grant Wood AEA Center Point Urbana school board and regional DOT information session at South Tama High School with times and locations.
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Cedar Rapids
Grant Wood Aea
Hiawatha City Council
Center Point
Urbana School Board
Department of Transportation
South Tama High School
Tama
Postville
Decorah
Calamus
Wheatland
Sigourney City
Strawberry Point
Iowa Lottery Daily Draws and Jackpot Highlight
The entry lists Iowa Lottery games for Tuesday March 20 including Cash Game numbers 20 22 23 28 35, Drawdown 4 31 32 37 40, Illinois Pick 3 9 1 9, Illinois Evening Pick 3, Pick 3/4 midday and evening numbers, Little Lotto 5 9 11 14 28, and a $2 million Jackpot.
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Iowa
Illinois
Saint Luke’s Birth Announcement for Benjamin Parmenter
ST. LUKE'S March 2 Patti and Jim Parmenter Van Horne announce a son Benjamin born at 7 45 p.m. in their family with the newborn welcomed by relatives. Parents may submit birth notices at The Gazette offices in Cedar Rapids or Iowa City during business hours. Listings are free.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Third Ave
Iowa City
E. Market St
The
Gazette
Patti
Jim Parmenter
van Horne
Benjamin
Iowa
Drunken driving and burglary notes from Eastern Iowa report
The Log lists drunken driving arrests including Nathaniel Andrews in Marion, Todd Moore in Lisbon, and Robert Dostal on Sixth Street SW, plus Becky Vega charged with assault at their home. It also notes a burglary at 300 31st St NE with stereo, cordless phone and cash theft, and a Monday fire call at 448 Eighth Ave SW.
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Nathaniel Andrews
Anamosa
East Post Road
Marion
Todd D. Moore
Olin
Lisbon
Robert Dostal
Mayden Ave
Sixth Street
Becky A. Vega
Leisure
31St St. NE
Iowa City bar owners oppose new alcohol rules
Bar operators criticize city council proposals to restrict out of sight sales and ban drink specials and happy hours saying the rules are not realistic and threaten downtown business. They warn underage drinking won’t stop and students will go elsewhere, while some seek alternatives for late night entertainment.
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Iowa City
Coralville
Ford Motor Co
Ryan Rooney
Union
Olin-Caveys Cafe Reopens After Sanitation Standdown
Olin's Olin-Caveys Cafe reopens at 11 a.m. after a temporary shutdown by Jones County Sanitation Engineer Dan Olson. Owner David Cavey and mayor says normalization will begin, with remaining items including removing non-food items and final pest-control contract.
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Olin
Olson
Indian scholar Leo Saldanha to speak at Iowa
Indian environmental activist Leo Saldanha will speak at the University of Iowa on Thursday. He has spent over a decade with groups in India and led rescue efforts after January’s earthquake. His talk titled Globalization, Environment and Freedom: An Indian Perspective begins at 7 30 p m in the Iowa Memorial Union Terrace Room, with a reception to follow. both events are free.
Marion school board certifies 2001 02 budget
Marion Independent school board certified a 16.5 million budget, up 3 percent from the current year's 16 million. The tax rate rises six cents per thousand to 17.99, the highest in Linn County, following a public hearing where a resident questioned cost-reducing student achievement plans. Superintendent William Jacobson noted steps to raise achievement but not lower spending.
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Guttenberg Education Association
Guttenberg Educational Support Personnel Association
Norespondent
Marion
Marion Independent School Board
Marion Independent
Linn County
Duane Weltha
S. 15Th St
William Jacobson
Government Bridge painting begins in Davenport
An MPG employee climbs the Government Bridge in Davenport on Tuesday attaching a multicolored tarp. MPG was hired to paint the lower side of the bridge after Ash Painting was fired.
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MPG
Government Bridge
Davenport
Lawa
Ex-comedian Champ loses appeal in rape case
Vinson Horace Champ, 38, a former Star Search comedian, lost his appeal of a Union College rape conviction. The Lincoln case rested on DNA evidence and testimony about a related Omaha attack, with Judge Merritt Jr. upholding admission of similar acts. He faces possible life sentences in Iowa and Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Neb
Midwest
Iowa City
Union College
Vinson Horace Champ
Los Angeles
Champ
Lancaster County
Paul Merritt Jr
University of Nebraska At
UNO
Omaha
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Daily Notebook
Linn County Meetings
C.R
Vanessa Moreland
Faith In Action
Will Speak
Trinity United Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church of
12Th St
Carla Bley
Steve Swallow
David Nelson
al Woxman Music Building
Hancher Auditorium
al Campus
Hancher
Riverside Theatre
Miriam Gilbert
Chris Okiishi
N. Gilbert St
Harvard Johnson
Lynda Schor
Lundy Commons
Mount Mercy College
Barnes & Noble Cafe
Northland Square
NCSML
Dave Muhlena
Heritage Hall
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
16Th Ave
ST. Luke's
Eighth Ave
I.C
By Nathan Hill
McConnell
Brad Norton
Jake’s
Norton
Starkfleet
Cavey’s Cafe
Guttenberg School Board
Guttenberg
West Union
Felix Ameling
Benton Parks
Vinton
Benton County
Gary Fordice
Fordice
Conservation Commission
Steve Meyer
Tri-Rivers Conference
Anamosa High School
Marshall Lewis
Lewis
Jay William
Monticello
Big Bend
Vintone
Leo Saldanha
Marion School Board
P Phot
L.C
Douglas County District Court
Richard Sievers
Johnson County
University of Iowa
Scott County
St. Ambrose University
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