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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1996
Page
11
Daily Notebook presents a non scientific poll on whether bank cash machines should be prohibited at Iowa casinos and racetracks. The yesterday poll asked about Ross Perot's party bid with 403 responses 63 percent Yes 37 percent No.
A March 27 1996 schedule lists multiple Cedar Rapids and Linn County meetings including City Council at City Hall 9 a.m. Linn County Board of Supervisors 1:30 p.m. and Insurance Committee 1:30 p.m. Also Center Point City Council Hiawatha library board and neighborhood committee meetings plus a Hiawatha Planning Task Force session. Mayor Lee Clancey has a morning to evening program with Chamber event and housing program recognitions. Arts music and film events include a Clapp Recital Hall concert and Caldecott Film Festival at Cedar Rapids Public Library. A recycling truck event is set at Randall Foods from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Illinois Lottery reports midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 results with given sequences. The $10 million jackpot is highlighted alongside the 3-14-15-29-33 lottery results and the 6-61-54 sequence.
Vital statistics list new births at Mercy and St. Luke's with dates names and addresses for Krista Irish Kris Cook Dayna Wright Kelley Yee Lisa Kristiansen and others. The compilation spans July 1994 to March 1996 and is compiled by MidAmerican Energy Co.
The Gazette records drunken driving charges from Linn County public safety agencies. Jeremiah A. Clark 21 of 919 17th Ave SE charged Sunday in the 1000 block of Otis Road SE. Michael M. Farr 42 of 2916 Huxley Lane SW charged Sunday in the 800 block of Wilson Avenue SW. Daniel J. Semeiroth 44 of 924 15th St SW charged Monday on Interstate 380 NE. Larry J. Tobin Jr 25 of 3011 Sixth St SW charged Monday on Interstate 380 Linn County second offense. Vincent L. Spoonemore 42 of 403 F Ave NW charged Monday at Fifth Street and First Avenue NW.
Milo Cloudy II 21 of Hills was arrested in Iowa City on Monday after deputies stopped the vehicle for traffic violations. Officers found marijuana and a smoking device, and Cloudy admitted to using. He previously faced vehicular homicide charges for the January crash that killed 24 year old Ernest Netser.
Laura Palumbo testified in Linn County District Court that Les ter Williams attacked her with a knife on July 22 in the basement of her parents home in Cedar Rapids. She described a struggle in front of their 3 year old daughter and said he threatened her life and then fled after calling for help.
Fifteen conservative lawmakers demand explanation from University of Iowa officials over the Iowa Review citing sexually explicit material they call offensive. They warn funding could be affected. university defends free speech and statesmen urge clarity amid ongoing culture clash involving state funding.
Linn-Mar school board unanimously approves a 28.3 million dollar budget outline for 1996 97 and schedules a special April 9 work session for input. Budget hinges on 245000 in state technology funds and possible changes include extending teaching loads for grades seven through twelve and managing planning time.
Linn-Mar school board unanimously expelled a high school student for smoking drinking and drugs on campus following a closed Educational Service Center hearing. Superintendent Joe Pacha cited equity goals and budget limits as factors in district policy and staffing decisions.
Shueyville Iowa district patrons urged approval of a 15.6 million facilities plan with a 30 thousand underground watering system for the football field drawing debate. Officials cited need to expand east campus land and renovate the middle school as top priorities and discussed bond timing for possible 1996 and 1999 referendums.
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