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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2001

Page

11

Legislature OKs bills toughening voter laws

Iowa lawmakers approve bills expanding election law penalties and tightening voting rules. The House backs a measure restricting registrations and absentee voting. the Senate for ID to vote. Democrats decry the bills as voter suppression and vow potential veto.

James Q. Lynch Des Moines Iowa House Senate House Libby Jacobs West Des Moines Steve King R-Kiron Tom Vilsack Mike Gronstal Council Bluffs Iowa Mary Mascher Iowa City

Cedar Rapids Announces Spring Leaf and Bulk Refuse Collection

Cedar Rapids announces spring cleanup begin Monday through April 12 for loose leaves and grass clippings. Bulk item pickup runs April 16 with specific dates by weekday through May 18. Appliances excluded unless with $1.25 tag and up to three appliances via flyer plus $8 disposal per extra. One day tire and small metal drop-off May 5 at 13 sites.

Don Thomas Thomas

Clancey Highlights Diversity and Volunteerism in Speech

Independence Cedar Rapids Mayor Lee Clancey urged 145 women to embrace volunteerism and leadership to advance Iowa. In a 30 minute talk at Malone Creek Haven Center she stressed community action, inner reflection, and collaborative problem solving.

Newscore Spongern Independence Cedar Rapids Lee Clancey Clancey Iowa Malone Creek Haven Center Vicki McClintock McClintock

Administrative law judge to hear Union Bar case on indecent exposure

An administrative law judge will hear allegations against The Union Bar concerning indecent exposure and serving alcohol to an intoxicated person. The case stems from a complaint by the Iowa City Attorney's Office with a hearing set in one to two months. The Union could appeal a judge's proposed decision.

Administrative Pohl Walding

County jail security plan faces steep personnel costs

Estimated annual costs for four personnel to operate jail and juvenile detention center security range from 95 459 to 134 157 dollars with higher figures for federal courthouse level or sheriff deputy staffing. A matron type county position would cost 175 448 dollars for four people. Supervisor Lu Barron backs the plan. assistant Mike Goldberg to obtain more estimates.

Lu Barron

Windows of Linn County poster funds school tech

A Linn County project funded by a 3000 Iowa Arts Council grant and PTA match offers a $10 poster sale titled Windows of Linn County. Proceeds buy computer technology. students including Christina Davison reflect on growth and improved photography skills. The poster is sold at multiple local venues.

Linn County Christina Davison Iowa Arts Council Pierce Pta Cedar Rapids

Hospital parents settle burn case in Iowa

Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital has settled a lawsuit over a second-degree burn to a baby’s leg at the facility. The Mooses of Monona claim hospital staff caused the injury when warming the foot for a medical procedure. Terms prohibit disclosure of the settlement amount.

DECORAH — _ Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital Douglas Kelly Moose Monona Alan Atkinson Mooses James Mellick Waukon Kylie Atkinson

Independence Council Approves Intersection Modification Plan

Independence authorities authorize Mayor Donna Hansen to sign a state funded agreement to modify the First Street East and Third Avenue SE intersection. The state covers 55 percent of costs up to 200000, with the city paying 45 percent. The council also okayed a property purchase at 301 First St. E the former Dollar General site on the southeast corner to aid the project. Third Avenue is Highway 150 a main city corridor and semi truck turning is currently restricted.

Gazette East Iowa News Service Independence Donna Hansen First Street Third Avenue SE Debra Lynn First St. E Dollar General Store

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