Cityline Calendar March 27 1995 township and school meetings
Linn County Board of Supervisors evaluates department heads at 1 30 p m in the Administrative Office Building conference room. Cedar Rapids Community School Board holds a work session and regular meeting 4 30 p m and 7 30 p m at Educational Service Center. Various city and school board sessions follow in Iowa City Amana Walker Williamsburg Amana and Lansing locations. Lectures include Racism Perspectives and Evolution at Coe College and UI, Civil War at Cornell College, NPR talk at Congregational Church. Lunch available for adults 50 and older. Cityline Calendar contnues at 363 7000 337 7000.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids Community School Board
Second Ave
Broadband Telecommunications Commission
Iowa City Civic Center
Iowa City Council
Civic Center Council
Alburnett School Board
Amana
Wendy Dunn
Hickok Halil
Coe College
Andrew Knoll
Pappajohn
John Pappajohn
University of Iowa
Philip Lane
Hedges
the Commons
Cornell College
Lynn Neary
National Public Radio
Cultural Desk
Fellowship Hall
Congregational Church
Iowa City
Cityline
Cedar Rapids
News Tips Hotline Information
Community readers are urged to share tips and photos by calling the local newsroom at (319) 398-8254 or toll free 1 800 397 8212 for story development and visual submissions.
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Gazette
Flona
the Gazette
P.O
Cedar Rapids
The
Illinois Lottery Results Sunday and Powerball Draws
Illinois Evening drawings list Pick 3 9-4-7 Pick 4 4-3-9-7 Powerball 3 9 15 23 28 Jackpot 28.5 million No winner Powerball. Wednesday jackpot 35 million Super Cash Lotto 3-11-17-21-31-36 100000 Cash Game 12-18-23-26-34 No winner Super Cash drawing Wednesday 1.15 million. Numbers also on CITYLINE 363 7000 or 337 7000 category 2900.
Marital and birth notices from Mercy and St. Luke’s
March 25 and 26 birth announcements for Deborah Lawrence, Laurie Windsor, Kerry Barnes, Jamie Richman, Micki Brooker, Colleen Gardner, Kimberly Martin, Jacqueline Patterson, Leslie Sample, Janet Staley, Ann Vaske, Mary Young and others. Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples. dissolutions include several couples such as Canfield, Leaf, Vanspoor, Sandor, Covington, Bradley Frost, Marko, Newman, Flanagan, Hansohn.
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Deborah
Richard Lawrence
35Th St. NE
Laurie
Jim Windsor
Monticello
Kerry
Phillip Barnes
Hampshire Dr. NE
ST. Luke's
Jamie Richman
Middle
Amana
Micki Brooker
Osage
Colleen
David Gardner
Crandall Dr
Kimberly
Bill Martin
Norway
Jacqueline
David Patterson
Homestead
Leslie
Tom Sample
Waterfront
Iowa City
Janet
Jansen Staley
Robins
Ann
Duane Vaske
Manchester
Mary
Amos Young
Sierra Dr NE
Marjorie A
Leslie E. Canfield
Rita A
Elden E. Leaf
Christina L
Derek R. Vanspoor
Robert
Marcia Sandor
Larry N
Relda R. Covington
Steven C. Bradley
Laurene M. Frost
Daniel
Jody Marko
Michele A
Scott T. Newman
Kathryn J
Phillip W. Flanagan
Bonnie
Jeffry Hansohn
Drunken Driving Charges Listed by Johnson County
The Log lists offenders charged with drunken driving from public safety reports. Stephanie Simpson 30 Solon arrested at 1 49 a m near Dubuque and Ronalds. James Bos 24 What Cheer arrested at 1 53 a m in the 200 block of East Washington Street. Raynette Olmsted 22 702 Spring St arrested at 2 39 a m Sunday near Benton Street and Riverside Drive. Second offense.
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The
Gazette
Johnson County
Stephanie Jo Simpson
Solon
Dubuque
Ronalds
James Michael Bos
East Washington Street
Raynette J. Olmsted
Spring St
Benton Street
Riverside Drive
Hayes Field on Cedar Rapids School Board Agenda
Cedar Rapids schools consider selling Hayes Field adjacent to Hamilton Business College as 4.4 acres face potential transfer. The board will discuss pros and cons tonight with a public hearing possible by April 10 and final action may follow. Positive Sports Training operates the field which serves 100 plus youth yearly.
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Olson
Jeff Adrian
Positive Sports Training
Federal housing cuts threaten North Liberty project funding
Rural Economic and Community Development official Ellen Huntoon says House cuts to the USDA program may jeopardize funding for the 816000 North Liberty apartment project. Plans call for 24 units for families at 60 percent of median income, with spring construction and fall occupancy, while other towns await fund approval amid a potential 60 percent program reduction.
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North Liberty
Dave Gosch
Ellen Huntoon
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. House of Representatives
Huntoon
Jim Leach
Iowa
Burns and Burns Architects
Iowa City
North Liberty Project
Trustees Work With Students in Mind on College Growth
The passage details Kirkwood’s evolution from the Area X Vocational Technical Institute to a community college serving Cedar Rapids. It notes enrollment rising to over 9,000 this semester, 83 graduates in 1967, and campus development from 315 acres purchased in 1966 to Linn Hall in 1969. It cites trustees including Davidson and Newton praising leadership and student focus, with plans for future terms by Davidson and Sauter.
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Ruth Ada
David
Kirkwood
Davidson
Sauter
Area X Vocational Technical Institute
Cedar Rapids
Linn Hall
Amy Welsh's comeback after accident fuels Kennedy High softball hope
Amy Welsh, once a top 14 year old Iowa ASA pitcher, underwent surgeries and lengthy therapy before release to graduate Harding Middle School. She now pitches for Kennedy High School with two hours of therapy three days weekly and daily practice. Her recovery includes two hours of pitcher and fielding work plus ongoing rehab, supported by a family fund drive led by Jim Thornton.
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Harding Middle School
Amy
Iowa
ASA
American Softball Association
Mino
Welsh
Kennedy High School
Kathy Welsh
Jim Thornton
Thornton
Marty
Linn County Cougars
Treasure: Lived alone and survived off the land
Jeff Wallerich recalls two brothers known as The Boys who lived in a derelict gas station complex. They towed cars from timber, kept caned meat and canned goods, ground flour, pressed cane juice into molasses, and repaired old gear with improvised parts. They were praised as enterprising.
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Jeff Wallerich
Hudson
Francis
Jacob
Faber
Fabher
Caring for children conference promotes stress relief via humor
Coralville hosts the second annual childhood conference by 4Cs with Dr. Cheryl Hetherington as lunch speaker on "Managing Stress Through Humor." Attendees can choose from three workshops in each of two morning sessions. child care is available for ages 2 and up at HACAP Headstart. Call Keri at 338-7684 for registration.
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Coralville
4Cs
Best Western Westfield Inn
HACAP
Cheryl Hetherington
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Ann W. Wilson
Sidney A. Scholl
Helga M. Keeton
Racliff
Texas
Jason M. Mathers
Kimberly M. Birch
Greenwood
Ind
Jeffrey A. Lorimer
Randy L. Evens
Gregory T. Lunde
Jennifer L. Green
Mark C. Krautbauer
Jennifer L. Wagner
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Monroe
Grant
Hamilton
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Hamilton Business College
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Marcus Vasquez
University of Iowa Recreation Center
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Gilman
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Webster City
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Monona
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Victor
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Wayne Newton
Luzerne
Newton
Amy Welsh
Avensona Lobbyist
Don Avenson
Oelwein
Iowa House of Representatives
Iowa House
Terry Branstad
Avenson
MFS Network Technologies
Omaha, Neb
Casey's General Stores
Des Moines
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Iowa United Professionals
University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Services
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Keri
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