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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2004
Page
10
An early morning fire destroyed a metal shop attached to a greenhouse in Shellsburg around 8:00 a.m. Fire Chief Jim Fuehrer cited a faulty wood stove as the likely cause. Building owner James Osborn reported a small tractor inside. Urbana and Vinton departments assisted. No damage estimate was available.
Lisbon district residents in Cedar vote today on a 1 percent school local-option tax. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Memorial Building in Mechanicsville. Other Cedar County districts Bennett Durant Cedar County North Cedar and Tipton were listed in Monday's Gazette.
Lotteries brief lists Iowa and Illinois draws for March 22. Cash Game totals $100000. Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers shown for Midday and Evening sessions. Illinois Little Lotto numbers and a $10 million jackpot are noted.
A Postville veterinary clinic burned Monday, the second major blaze in town in just over three months. No injuries were reported as investigators plan a state fire marshal inquiry. Fire crews saved records and relocated operations to the former Postville Ford building while staff prepared to resume work.
Four young men escaped a mobile home fire on Franklin Street in Cedar Falls with no injuries. The housemates Justin Jensen Zach Raymond Chris Sadler and Griffin Riley are Hawkeye Community College students or former student. The fire gutted the rental and caused about 60000 in damage. Investigators from the Iowa Fire Marshal's Office Cedar Falls Fire Department are probing the rear origin of the blaze. Red Cross and the campus bookstore aid replacements for clothing and books.
The Iowa State Patrol and Iowa Department of Human Rights sponsor two area meetings to discuss a traffic stop study. Officials note non-white motorists were more likely to be searched, while overall stop likelihood did not correlate with race. Meetings include March 31 in Muscatine and April 20 in Muscatine County.
Waterloo Public Library at 415 Commercial Street announces use of Rooms A and B for meetings and events with details on scheduling and eligibility available at the library.
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