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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1998
Page
9
Daily Notebook invites Cedar Rapids readers to vote on street conditions and discuss current events on Your Two Cents at fylowa.com. Readers respond to Clinton Willey stories, hog-lot regulation, and truck sales limits, with prompts to call CITYLINE or visit the site.
Linn County supervisors hold an 8:30 a.m. work session in the Administrative Office Building. Central City and Cedar Rapids boards of education hold 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. sessions at respective offices. Mount Vernon road closing begins at 9 a.m. for crossing work and runs to Wednesday. Music events include Cedar Rapids Symphony Classic Innovations Latin Licks at 7 p.m. and Iowa Jazztet with Oddbar Trio at 8 p.m. Lectures cover the politics of the right to die and women’s economic history. Neighborhoods meet at Taylor school cafeteria at 6 p.m. Local event details include locations, times, and ticket prices.
Saturday Powerball and Illinois Pick 3 draw results listed with numbers. Iowa Super Cash Lotto and Daily Millions results shown, noting no winner for Super Cash and detailing jackpots including Wednesday totals. Lottery numbers are also available via CITYLINE lines for reference.
Vital statistics notes births for Lisa Blery, Krista Bearden, Qin Zheng, Kimberly Bowen, Beth Huber, Wendy Riedl, CarrieAnn Richards, Sara Albert, Elizabeth Cabalka. Log details from The Gazette. Drunken driving charges list arrestees Janelle Chaplewstoy, Julia Bisbey Kuehn with times and locations in Iowa City. theft charge against Larry Gustoff for car take from Lone Tree High School lot.
The GO CR committee contributed 25000 to push a 1 cent local option sales tax in Cedar Rapids. The donation brings its campaign fund to 85000, with Patrick Baird as chair and Brenda Clancy as treasurer. The June 23 election will decide the tax.
Alan C. Taylor, 41, was charged with marijuana possession and assault while displaying a deadly weapon after a 1 1? hour standoff in Marion. Officers confiscated three machetes and a knife, and Taylor surrendered in the garage following a non-lethal bean bag shot. Neighbors described prior erratic behavior and Taylor’s wife fled with their children during the incident. Bond was set at 3900 dollars.
The Cedar Rapids school board will consider a 150 fee for next school year up 85 from the current level, part of a three year plan to raise the cost gradually. The plan aims to cover more of the program costs with 900 students enrolled annually and a per student cost around 428. The board meets at 7 30 p m in the Educational Service Center with a 430 p m closed session for the superintendent evaluation.
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency widens groundwater testing area to one mile for private wells and three miles for public wells near the A Street SW landfill. The move follows February findings of leachate contamination and aims to improve data on groundwater movement. Public meetings will review the May 1999 work plan. residents within one mile should contact Linn County Health Department to join testing registry.
Public forums on education are set for April with speakers Willard Daggett Paul Cornell Alan November and John Grieco at Jefferson and Linn-Mar High Schools. The Linn County Learning Alliance also promotes related activities and is tied to Foresight 2020.
About 90 airmen from the Sioux City based 185th Fighter Wing join Operation Southern Watch in Kuwait for a month long deployment with daily patrols over southern Iraq no fly zone. The unit operates from Al Jaber Air Base near Kuwait City with around 10 pilots flying armed F 16 Falcons.
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