Public Opinion Notebook On Evolution Views
Daily notebook invites city residents to vote on evolution as fact or theory via CITYLINE lines 363-7000 or 337-7000, category 1111, until 8 p.m. It notes yesterday’s poll on driving speed with 81 responses 18 percent yes and 82 percent no. TELUS frames this as a non scientific sampling.
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Cityline
Your Two Cents Online Fire Dept Gambling Disease Debate
Your Two Cents forum at FYlowa hosts current topics on public safety gambling growth and disease framing. Readers weigh what changes are needed in the fire department and whether gambling expansion should be limited, debating whether social issues can be treated as illnesses.
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Fylowa
Iowa
Community calendar and notices from Iowa City area events
May 4 schedule includes city council budget session Linn-Mar board work session Springville council and library board meetings. Concerts at Marion High School and Paramount Theatre feature orchestral pieces. Book readings at University of Iowa Library and national Czech museum lecture. Local lotteries, Mercy and St. Luke's births, and drunken driving charges listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Stone
Damascus Gate
Shambaugh
University of Iowa Main
Iowa City
Czechoslovak Legion
Siberia
Joan McGuire Mohr
University of Pittsburgh
Heritage
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
Farmers Market
Collins Road
Council Street
Jeffrey Scott Bond
Waterfront Dr
Maiden Lane
Kirkwood Avenue
Daniel Robert Engling
Dodge St
Dodge
Dubuque
Jeffrie L. McIntire
Wilton
Capitol Street
Jeffrey C. Wachuta
N. van Buren St
S. van Buren St
Tash Allemany
Harding Middle School
Phi Tran
Franklin
Daniela Fleckenstein
McKinley
Melinda Padly
Linn- Mar High School
The
Iowa Commission On the Status of Women
Linn-Mar
All City
Grant Wood
Hoover
History Center
Electronic Data Systems
Randy Kuehl
Honda Cars
Kirkwood Community College
Indian Creek
Tech Prep
Des Moines
International Student Exchange of Iowa
Imre
Lina Takacs
Iseofiowa
Internationality.org
Becky Stover
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Woman Sentenced for Cocaine Conspiracy
Cheri Whittaker, 39, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to 2% years in prison for conspiring to distribute more than 500 grams of cocaine and five grams of crack in 1995 and 1996. She received four years of supervised release and must pay a $50 special assessment and $880 restitution.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S. District Court
U.S
Stephen Rapp
Cheri Whittaker
Whittaker
Ragp
Iowa City Free Radio defies FCC with scattered broadcasts
The unlicensed Iowa City Free Radio resumed transmissions from various locations after a February FCC order to shut down. The latest test broadcast occurred Saturday from a mobile home at 1205 Laura Dr, running about 2 to 10 p.m. The group seeks legal help from Bruce Nestor and hopes to return to regular air by summer.
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Iowa City
Federal Communications Commission
Laura Dr
Unclaimed Iowa Powerball Tickets Worth Big Prizes
West Branch clerks report a $100000 Powerball ticket unclaimed since June 1997 among a dozen unclaimed Iowa prizes ranging from $5000 to $100000. Lottery officials urge players to check, as claims expire within months and unclaimed totals fund future prizes.
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Cindy Hadish
Home Oil
West Branch
Eric Lamp
Iowa
Iowa Lottery
Joe Hrdlicka
Cedar Rapids
Blairs Ferry Road
Moore
IGA
Postville
Econofoods
Cedar Falls
Hy-Vee Foods
University Avenue
Waterloo
Hrdlicka
Ialottery
Brisk Season At Earl May Nursery Sparks Garden Colors
Shoppers flock to Earl May Nursery in Cedar Rapids as outdoor displays open. Growers highlight geraniums with new colors and popular patio plants and Posey Pouches. Customers say gardening is fun and relaxing, with buyers like Peg Prohaska buying pansies and dianthus for their landscape.
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Andersen
Earl May Nursery & Garden Center
Northland Ave
Mike Sanderson
Sanderson
Peg Prohaska
Cedar Rapids
Prohaska
Peck’s
Glenn
Regis High School requests memories for final Royalist issue
Alumni parents students and friends are invited to submit reflections up to 300 words by May 15 to Regis High School c/o Royalist 735 Prairie Dr NE Cedar Rapids IA 52402. Call Carol Schmidt 365-6991 for details.
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Becky Stover
Regis High School
Royalist
c/o
Prairie Dr. NE
Cedar Rapids
Carol Schmidt
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