May 6 1996 Linn County government and city meetings
A schedule lists numerous local government and school events for May 6 1996 in Linn County and surrounding areas. Sessions include the Linn County Board of Supervisors work session at 9 a.m. and multiple city council and school board meetings in Iowa City, Belle Plaine, Central City, Hiawatha, Springville, and more. Additional items include a blood drive at 12:30 p.m., Cedar Rapids Symphony concert, Seminole Valley Farm tour, Shenandoah Shakespeare Express performances, Mercy Auxiliary fundraiser, Chautauqua lectures, cranes program, a farmers market, and CITYLINE event listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County Decategorization Executive Committee
Witwer
Iowa City Board of Appeals
Linn-Mar
Bowman Woods
Iowa City Council
Civic Center
Belle Plaine
Central City School Board
Hiawatha City Council
Hiawatha Council
Springville City Council
Springville
Linn County Reap
Linn County Administrative Office Building
Clear Creek-Amana Community School Board
Clear Creek
Oxford
Hiawatha Planning & Zoning Commission
Hiawatha Council Chambers
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Paramount Theatre
Symphony
Seminole Valley Farm
Shenandoah Shakespeare Express
Dows
Coe College
Mercy Auxiliary
27Th St. Dr. SE
Noelridge
Noelridge Park
Collins Road
Council Street
Cityline
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Illinois Lottery results and jackpots summary
Sunday totals show Pick 3 5 9 9 and Pick 4 9 3 1 8. Powerball numbers 4 9 24 31 42 with 39 as the ball and a $14.5 million jackpot no winner. Wednesday’s Powerball jumps to $19 million. Super Cash Lotto drawn 2 4 5 26 28 34 with no winner and a $2.225 million Wednesday jackpot. Lottery numbers also public via CITYLINE pages.
Vital Statistics Births and Parents List
Mercy May 5 Sherri and Dave Black at 613 Fourth St NW a son. Cindy and Mike Westman Palo a daughter. St Luke's May 3 Carrie Leatner Mount Vernon a daughter. May 4 Kathleen and Ronald Goldsmith 2024 Larry Dr NE a son. Wendy Selck Atkins a son. Mercy Iowa City April 17 Shelly and Lance Hazelett Ainsworth a daughter Melissa Hajek West Branch a daughter. April 18 Beth Leichty Mount Pleasant a daughter Karin Cox Iowa City a son Sandy Fleming Iowa City a daughter Van Thicam Nguyen Hung Nguyen Iowa City a daughter. April 19 LeeRae and Scott McAfee Coralville a son Laura Stoner Williamsburg a son Michelle Cain Williamsburg a son. April 20 Stacia Lynn Robles Jr Iowa City a son Nicole Heinsius Gertson Solon a daughter Wendy Harrigan Mechanicsville a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Luke’s
Carrie Leatner
Mount Vernon
Kathleen
Ronald Goldsmith
Larry Dr. NE
Wendy Selck
Atkins
Mercy
Iowa City
Shelly
Lance Hazelett
Ainsworth
Melissa
James Hajek
West Branch
Beth
Kurt Leichty
Mount Pleasant
Karin
Kevin Cox
Sandy
Todd Fleming
van Thicam Nguyen
Hung Nguyen
LeeRae
Scott McAfee
Coralville
Laura
Brian Stoner
Williamsburg
Michelle
Terry Cain
Stacia Lynn
Leonarda Robles Jr
Nicole Heinsius
Robert Gertson
Solon
Wendy Harrigan
Mechanicsville
Drunken Driving Charges Listed in Iowa City Arrests
The Gazette reports drunken driving charges from public safety records. Donna L. Boyd, 49, Urbandale, arrested Saturday at Riverside Drive and Highway 1. Megan M. Crosley, 19, Tiffin, arrested Sunday at Burlington and Front streets. Margaret R. Trufant, 24, 2151 Keokuk St., Iowa City, arrested Sunday in an alley off Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna L. Boyd
Urbandale
Riverside Drive
Highway 1
Iowa City
Megan M. Crosley
Tiffin
Burlington
Front Streets
Margaret R. Trufant
Keokuk St
Lincoln Avenue
Supreme Court adopts courtesy code for Iowa lawyers
The Iowa Supreme Court approved 55 guidelines to curb courtroom hostility and improve ethics among lawyers and judges. The plan, drafted by the State Bar association, urges civil conduct, limits hostile remarks, and requires awareness in law schools and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Martens
Gazette
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa State Bar Association
John Neiman
Des Moines
Neiman, Stone, McCormick & Wendl
Collins
Neiman
Iowa
Iowa Bar Association
Vigil stresses home AIDS education in Iowa City
AIDS activist Sean Sasser urged grass roots efforts to curb HIV and AIDS at home during the 13th annual AIDS Candlelight Memorial in Hubbard Park Iowa City. He emphasized local advocacy over star power and highlighted rising infections among women 18 to 25 in Johnson County as a focus of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iazette News
Iowa City
Sean Sasser
Sasser
MTV
Pedro Zamora
San Francisco
Iowa Center For Aids Resources and Education
Hubbard Park
Danforth Chapel
Karen Robinson
Johnson County
University of Iowa campaign encourages graduates to Graduate with Class
The University of Iowa urges spring graduates to uphold dignity and courtesy at commencement. Associate Provost Phillip Jones calls for courteous conduct and proper attire, with alcohol banned and intoxicated students barred from the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U of
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Phillip Jones
U of 1
Warmth Hopes Rise As Garden Markets Grow
Longing for warmth drives garden markets to sell tomatoes hydroponically by Kirkwood's and Sun Country Produce strawberries from Kirkwood's greenhouses. Customers endure cold winds as vendors like Kathy Sternhagen meet demand at $1.25 a pound while noting a slow start to planting and slower bedding plant sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Sternhagen
Kirkwood
Bert
Cherie Beranek
Harriet Johnson
Iowa farmer markets listing Linn and Johnson counties
More than 115 markets statewide operate in Iowa with entries for Linn and Johnson counties. The note lists Noelridge Cedar Rapids Marion Coralville Iowa City and related schedules, locations, and contact persons including Dave Bowser Pat Carlson Marcia Noaker Gwen Sheeley and Marilyn Kriz with phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Linn
Johnson
Noelridge Farmers Market
Cedar Rapids
Collins Road
Council Street
Dave Bowser
Cedar Rapids City Market
Riverside Roundhouse
Marion Farmers Market
East End
Seventh Avenue
Pat Carlson
Marcia Noaker
Coralville Farmers Market
S.T. Morrison Park
Gwen Sheeley
Iowa City Farmers Market
Chauncey Swan
Washington and
College Street
Marilyn Kriz
Linn-Mar principal resigns amid budget cuts plan
Linn-Mar High School principal Clarisse Gilchrist announces resignation. School board will vote on $128,287 in cuts including eliminating an associate superintendent job held by Bonnie Boothroy and reducing the Indian Creek principal to half time. District cites rapid enrollment growth and delayed state funding as the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Stover
Gazette
Clarisse Gilccrist
Linn-Mar High
Gilchrist
Linn-Mar
Joe Pacha
Pacha
Indian Creek
Bonnie Boothroy
Carol Bildstein
Allamakee County Sales Tax Proposal Put to Voters
About 7,000 residents in Allamakee County vote on a 1 percent local sales tax option. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lansing New Albin and six thousand rural residents weigh the measure with several towns already approving it. If passed, rural areas allocate 75 percent to property tax relief and 25 percent to the sheriff's department. urban towns fund street projects and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Eukes
Kukes
New Albin
Robin Harmon
Allamakee County
Bill Rowe
Sheriff's Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teleus Is
Grant Wood Area
42Nd St
Jesse Evans
Hedges
the Commons
Cornell College
Jeff Ross
International Crane Foundation
Iowa City Public Library
Iowa City Area Science Center
Illinois
Sherri
Dave Black
Fourth St. NW
Cindy
Mike Westman
Palo
the Gazette
Supreme Court
Tom Collins
Laurie Skrivan
Christa
Nathan Smith
Vigil
By Patricia Harris
Jones
Sun Country Produce of
Hopkinton
Sternhagen
Allamakee
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