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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1982

Page

7

Stage lights fall injuring four children at St Patrick's concert

A bank of spotlights collapsed onto a stage during St Patrick's school spring concert injuring four of sixteen dancers. Amanda Dearinger Jason Panek Angela Albright and Kimberly Swindler, all nine or ten, were treated for head and scalp cuts and bruises. Some were released, others remained under examination. The school evacuated as authorities investigate the cause.

St. Patrick’s School A Ave. NW Amanda Dearinger B Ave Jason Panek Fairfax Angela Albright H Ave Kimberly Swindler Hinkley Ave St. Patrick’s John Dalton Dearinger Panek Mercy Hospital Swindler Albright Father Dalton

Garden thief steals tomato plants in Cedar Rapids

Gudenkauf, a Swisher resident, reports $41.97 worth of tomato plants kohlrabi seedlings seeds and onion sets stolen from his truck in downtown Cedar Rapids. He notes the thief took only garden stock despite rummaging through the cab and left behind empty beer cans. He faces a $50 deductible but neighbors offer plants as support.

David Gudenkauf Swisher Cedar Rapids Gudenkauf the Gazette Second Street Second Third Avenue Gudenhauf

Cedar Rapids considers broader cable law changes

Cedar Rapids proposes expanded enforcement of its cable ordinance to curb unauthorized connections and devices. The city attorney will review changes from Cedar Rapids Cable Communications Inc. and report to the City Council. Conviction remains a misdemeanor with fines up to 100 dollars and 30 days in jail per day. The company extends converter return window to June 1 with a 35 dollar fee for returned units, higher 65 dollar charges apply to converters found by company employees or turned in after May 1.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Cable Communications Inc Floyd Bergen Public Safety Cedar Rapids Cable Communications

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