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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2006

Page

13

Taken by Storm book aids Iowa tornado relief effort

The Gazette publishes a 60 page four color collection of storm damage photos from the Iowa City tornado that night on April 13. The proceeds will be shared among Johnson County United Way and local Red Cross and Salvation Army affiliates. The book goes on sale May 12 at The Gazette offices in Old Capitol Town Center and downtown Cedar Rapids and other Corridor outlets. Each copy costs 3 dollars.

the Gazette Iowa City The Gazette Old Capitol Town Center Cedar Rapids Johnson County United Way Red Cross Salvation Army

Iowa Three High Schools Make Newsweek Top 1100

Newsweek ranking places three Iowa high schools in the top 1100 nationwide. Washington High Cedar Rapids is No 538, Kennedy High is No 741, and Iowa City West High is No 1086. The list is AP test based with last year’s Cedar Rapids schools also on the list.

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Cedar Rapids Plans Session With Iowa City and Coralville City Managers

Cedar Rapids City Council and city managers from Iowa City and Coralville meet at City Hall to discuss city manager roles and Cedar Rapids hiring plans. Iowa City's Steve Atkins and Coralville's Kelly Hayworth will answer council questions. Bill Prowell moderates at 6:30 p.m. Additional sessions with Marion and Dubuque managers are planned for May 16.

Iowa City Coralville City Hall Cedar Rapids Steve Atkins Kelly Hayworth Bill Prowell Jeff Schott Marion Mike van Milligan Dubuque

Murder shocks quiet Cedar Rapids neighborhood

Sandy Bell of Lincolnway Village Neighborhood Association says the April 23 murders of 18 year olds Katrina Hill of Solon and Molly Edmondson at 6605 College Park Court SW disrupt a normally low crime area near Kirkwood Community College. Kyle Marin, 19, faces two counts of first degree murder and is jailed on one million bail as police finish a broad search warrant investigation.

Duane Crock the Gazette Beth Gull Lincolnway Village Cedar Rapids Griffin Beth Kirkwood Community College The Gazette Sandy Bell Highway 30 Kirkwood Boulevard Wright Brothers Boulevard Kirkwood Boule Katrina Hill Solon Molly Edmondson Edmondson College Park Ct Kirkwood Community Kyle Marin Linn County Marin Kirkwood Bell

Kirkwood College Lacks On-Campus Housing Says Official

Josh Troutman, Kirkwood College recreation and housing services director, notes no on campus housing for students. Privately owned apartment complexes have emerged nearby to house students and receive daily communications from college officials.

Kirkwood Josh Troutman

Ex-staffer Mark Hunter urged to return to Cedar Rapids History Center

New board chair Tom Hauer seeks ideas to boost the Carl and Mary Koehler History Center after a cash crunch. center reopened eight hours weekly with volunteer staff following layoffs of 12 workers and director Martha Aldridge. The writer argues rehiring Mark Hunter could help, given his Cedar Rapids expertise.

Edar Rapids Carl and Mary Koehler Tom Hauer Mark Hunter History Center Martha Aldridge Mark The Gazette Carl and Mary Koehler History Center Westminster Presbyterian Church Darald Schultz

UI Joins Push for Designated Suppliers to Curb Abuses

Iowa City University of Iowa will join a coalition of colleges to pursue a designated suppliers program for apparel. President Shorton said the ad hoc committee recommends moving toward factories that pay a living wage and allow union representation in exchange for stable orders and fair prices. SUPPLIERS, PAGE 6B

the Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa David Shorton

Debates on immigration and the American mosaic

Linda Detroy Alexander argues that immigration enriches the nation and warns against simple even violent solutions. She notes the diverse roots of Americans, calls for calm inclusive policies, and urges targeted visa and asylum measures to protect security, economy, and culture.

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