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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1995
Page
13
May 5 1995 Weekend listing covers Noelridge Open Air Farmers Market at Noelridge Park Greenhouse lot from 3 30 to 6 p m and Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission sponsored. recycling truck at Hy Vee 4035 Mount Vernon Rd SE 10 a m to 2 p m accepts glass paper cans plastics needles syringes and metals in bundles.
The city lists nightly lottery figures including a $100000 cash game and pick 3 and pick 4 draws for midday and evening with specific number sequences. Jackpot stands at $20 million and numbers are available via CITYLINE at 363 7000 or 337 7000, category 2900.
Mercy witnesses May 4 with Michelle and Steven Slezak Ely having a son Jill and William Ryder at 1077 25th St NE a daughter Jill and Dick Breitbach at 1440 Blairs Ferry Rd Hiawatha a son St Luke's May 3 Colleen and Keith Brown 4201 Carpenter Rd NE a daughter May 4 Tracie and Ronald Rathjens 105 27th St Dr 5E a daughter Degree days
The University of Iowa presidential search committee narrows a field of 252 nominees to replace Hunter Rawlings. Chair Steve Collins notes 71 are women and says the process is moving at a prudent pace despite pressure to accelerate. A UNI committee also names six finalists this week.
The Deadline From page 1B notes Cedar Rapids homeowners face new valuations effective with September 1996 property taxes. The board, chaired by Leo Peiffer and with Forest Holveck and others, earns 5500 annually, not fully compensating for time spent hearing appeals. State law requires valuations every two years, with 1993 1991 and 1989 increases averaging 50 percent over six years.
A dozen Slovak educators toured Harrison Elementary in Cedar Rapids to study open discussion and student driven projects. They noted the school’s emphasis on life skills and active participation as they plan to adapt methods for Slovak schools near the Polish border.
A 15-year-old girl, described as a runaway with mental illness, was sexually mistreated by five men over two weeks in a Dubuque apartment. She contracted a venereal disease. The five defendants remain jailed on bonds from 13 000 to 32 500 dollars, with two more suspects sought. Lindsey Lenihan, 19, briefly connected as renter witness, later moved to Florida.
Five Dubuque residents including Assistant County Attorney Chris Corken discussed late 1980s and early 1990s cross burnings and a high school riot. They outlined lessons on victim-focused response, media handling, and collaboration with groups to fight hate crimes at a Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission sponsored event in Marion.
Cedar Rapids Public Library introduced a Self Serve Line to renew up to nine items by dialing 398 7405 and entering a library card number. The system also notifies patrons by phone about overdue items and fines and supports holds and general information, reducing postage and printing costs.
Johnson County supervisors deny Kurt Gillette's request to rezone 24.4 acres northwest of the Sutliff bridge from rural to flood plain status citing neighborhood objections and river-adjacent land unsuitability for farming. A petition with 37 signatures opposed the rezoning.
Alfredo Parrish filed seven motions in the Rieflin murder case seeking court permission to copy evidence and hire experts at state expense. He requested a trial delay beyond July 10 citing many witnesses and extensive needed research. Rieflin, 36, is charged with first degree murder in the January 27 Ralston Foods shooting in Cedar Rapids. Des Moines attorney notes defendant cannot fund experts. family paying.
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