Painters reject union contract in key bargaining round
Unions and contractors press toward 1990 settlement as Painters Local 447 reject a recommended deal. Sheet Metal Workers Local 263 plan a morning vote while Laborers Local 43 claim a three year pact with Loomis Brothers and others. Iron Workers Local 89 reports a tentative one year with Berry Maintenance. Local 234 extends with Loomis Brothers and Kleinman for one year. Carpenters Local 308 and Bricklayers Local 1 also settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laborers Local 43
Loomis Brothers
Unzeitig Construction
Berry Development
Paulson Construction
Iron Workers Local 89
Berry Industrial Maintenance
Local 89
CITY CALENDAR EVENTS FOR CEDAR RAPIDS AREA
DANCE Chi-Town Jazz Dance at McAuley Auditorium Mount Mercy College starts at 8 p.m. MUSIC Emanuel Ax and Yo-Yo Ma perform at Hancher Auditorium University of Iowa at 8 p.m. tickets 27.50 to 25.50. Coe College Concert Choir 11 a.m. Sinclair Auditorium. Jazz Fest ’90 features Scott Henderson and CR Jazz Big Band 7 30 p.m. Ballantyne Auditorium Kirkwood Community College 3. ZOO MEETING Friends of the Zoo hold 7 p.m. Beems Auditorium Cedar Rapids Public Library. CARNIVAL Emerson School Carnival 5 30 to 8 p.m. 10th Avenue and 14th Street Marion. MEETINGS Cedar Rapids City Council informal meet 8 30 a.m. City Council chambers. Linn County Board of Supervisors informal session 10 a.m. Administrative Office Building. Linn County Board of Review 11 a.m. Linn County Assessor’s Office. Cedar Rapids Planning Council 3 p.m. City Hall. Linn County Historical Preservation Commission 4 30 p.m. City Hall. Marion City Council informal meeting 4 30 p.m. Marion Plan ning and Zoning Commission informal meeting 7 30 p.m. Marion City Hall. CITYLINE Calendar More Information on CITY LINE S Calendar of Events Cedar Rapids 363 7000 Iowa City 337 7000.
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Emanuel Ax
Yo-Yo Ma
Hancher
University of Iowa
Coe College
Sinclair
Scott Henderson
Ballantyne
Kirkwood Community College
Board of Supervisors
Linn County Board of Review
Linn County Assessor
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Building Board of Appeals
Linn County Historical Preservation Commission
City Hall
Marion City Council
Marion Planning & Zoning Commission
Cityline
Iowa City
Local Linn County Safety Charges Highlighted
Robbert L. Eddington, 27, from Blairs Ferry Road NE faces third degree sexual abuse allegations involving a 15 year old in the 500 block of 15th Street SE and is released after promising to appear. Raynar Watkins, 23, of 66th Avenue SW faces assault causing bodily injury for allegedly striking a cohabitant and causing a lump on the forehead. released after promising to appear.
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Raynar Watkins
Jeffrey Glass
31St St. Dr
Second Avenue
Jaime Rocabado
Sherman St
Boulevard
Trent Street
Burglary Arrest and Several Drunken Driving Charges
Aaron Ferguson aged 18 and a 14 year old male were charged with second degree burglary after entry through a basement window at 1923 Higley Ave SE. Ferguson jailed on a 5750 dollar bond. juvenile referred to juvenile authorities. Also reported are theft from a car at Hawkeye Downs with items valued at 595 dollars and a list of individuals charged with drunken driving with arrest times and locations across multiple addresses.
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Aaron Ferguson
Bever Ave
Higley Ave
Ferguson
Hawkeye Downs
Sixth Street
Connie Koecke
A Ave
12Th Avenue
Thomas McAllister
Third Ave
Collins Road
Edgewood Road
Thomas Servey
18Th Ave
Marion
Center Point Rd
Hiawatha
Steven Meints
Thorton
Fire Calls Log From Friday To Sunday
A series of emergency responses include medical calls at 2251 C St SW Apt 5 and 1645 B Ave NE Apt 6, a backfire with total vehicle loss at 129 16th Ave SW, gas flush at 1720 Bever Ave SE, and a house fire at 818 Prairie Main Rd Prairieburg. Additional medical emergencies occur at 3310 Southgate Ct SW 4401 Bowling St SW and 2126 Hughes Dr W, with smoke removal at 648 19th Ave SW and general emergency at 11 p.m. Sunday.
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C St
B Ave
Hughes Dr. W
Southgate Ct
Bever Ave
16Th Ave
Bowling St
19Th Ave
Prairie Main Rd
Prairieburg
Prairie High School expansion bids come in low
Three Cedar Rapids contractors were awarded contracts for Prairie High School expansion and renovation. Loomis Bros. Inc. will handle general contracting at 2 668 120, B G Brecke Inc. bids for mechanical work at 1 271 950, and Baker Electric Inc. bids electrical work at 818 395. The project total is about 5 7 million including equipment and fees. The district discussed design plans adding a library and cafeteria and improving classrooms and administration space. A second district project for 4 9 million adding gym power mechanics lab and theater was approved earlier. a proposed auditorium relocation was discussed but no action taken.
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Donna Lee Olson
Cedar Rapids
Prairie High School
Loomis Bros. Inc
B.G. Brecke Inc
Baker Electric Inc
Newspaper recycling box moved to Noelridge Pool lot
The drop-off box at 42nd and Council NE has been relocated to the Noelridge Pool parking lot due to traffic concerns. The Gazette spokesperson Terry Bergen says a permanent site is being sought.
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42Nd
Council Streets
Noelridge Pool
Terry Bergen
the Gazette
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Beems
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Emerson School
10Th Avenue
14Th Street
Linn County
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Camburn Ct. SE
Interstate 380
David Selick
Matthew Dr
Third Street
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14Th St
30Th Street Drive
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