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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2000
Page
13
A Des Moines lawmaker proposes limiting college coaches' salaries to 300000 dollars annually. The public opinion item appears in a daily notebook with entries on recycling events and state lottery draws. The note lists contact lines and a local telephone poll method.
Mercy and St. Luke's report births on March 18 to March 23 for families in Shellsburg Vinton Mount Vernon Alburnett Cedar Rapids and other towns. Multiple marriage licenses issued to Cedar Rapids Iowa City Maquoketa Wilton Marion and surrounding areas.
The Log gathers public safety updates from Eastern Iowa agencies and is compiled by The Gazette. Records are subject to review by county attorney offices and may change as charges are reviewed.
Linn County records list individuals charged with drunken driving and related offenses. Laura Kramer Estes Wolf Lampe face DUI charges with arrest blocks in Linn County areas. Corey Moore charged with assault causing bodily injury at home. Jennifer Martin charged with second degree theft from Target East. Sundstrom arrested on suspicion of drunken driving in Cedar Rapids area Friday.
A two day fundraiser at Five Seasons Center drew 4 230 fans for a three ring show blending circus and carnival acts. Performers wow with aerial stunts in wheel of destiny sky masters and high rope acts while Living Statues dazzle in gold body paint. Animal acts include tigers elephants and prancing poodles as the event benefits Shriners Children’s Hospital. A soft ringmaster voice and a lengthy runtime dampen the mood despite noble aims.
Sistahs in Good Company sponsors a Cedar Rapids conference for African-American women and girls next Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Sheraton Four Points. Miss Iowa 1999 Jennifer Caudle leads a girls workshop. Elizabeth Lord Jetter of Maytag Corp. gives the luncheon address. Admission is 35 dollars for adults and 20 dollars for youths, with tickets at the door or by calling Linda Sanders or Carole Bernard. The event, though aimed at African-Americans, is open to all.
Rep. Ed Fallon of Des Moines and 1000 Friends of Iowa urged residents to reclaim land use control to protect farms and urban vitality. Fallon spoke in Iowa City on urban sprawl to about 25 people at the Recreation Center, arguing municipalities cede to developers. LaVon Griffieon, president of the group, noted sprawl pushed her 1,120 acre farm toward city limits and near a golf course, illustrating the shift.
Residents of Clermont recall meeting Farnsworth while he portrayed Alvin Straight in a David Lynch tale. Critics praised his acting as Straight, a retired farmer, in a film that opened last fall to generally favorable reviews.Maryann Gibson of Clermont urges an Oscar for Farnsworth while noting the movie’s overall quality.
The schedule shows 6 to 8 45 p m matinees for under tens with a paid adult at Carmike 7 and Wynnsong 12. Movies cost 4 50 at Carmike and 4 75 at Wynnsong. G rated Bored Silly runs 86 minutes, appealing to young film buffs during school break.
Officials say Matthes, a Solon High School ninth grader, should undergo mental health evaluation after a student alleged he was called a nickname and warned “Red, you are dead.” Court will order assessment at Eldora Detention Center. wait time could be three weeks due to full facility.
Bill T. Jones and his company presented You Walk at Hancher Auditorium in Iowa City. The piece offered a journey through time and cultures with rituals and conflicts, but the choreography defied a single storyline. Helen Chadima's review will appear Sunday.
Decorah City Council approved the first reading of a street name change to Day Spring Lane by a 6 to 1 vote. Three readings are required. Hotel Winneshiek owner Helen Basler seeks the change for marketing as she renovates, directing visitors to enter from the North Alley side.
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