Water meter readers push for more exterior installs
Cedar Rapids eased meter access by requiring exterior readers when ownership changes. Since December 1982 over 1,000 remote units are active, with about 5,000 still to install at a $15 charge. Readings prevent undetected leaks that inflate bills. a leaking toilet can waste 180,000 gallons monthly.
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Cedar Rapids
Preston
Water Department
Cedar Rapids and Malawi eye sister city link
Malawi ambassador to the UN and US N T Mizere met Cedar Rapids Mayor Don Canney during the Cedar Rapids International Festival. City Council already approved a Lilongwe sister city proposal. Mizere praised the city and noted Malawi’s export transport, fertilizer needs, and sugar export drop as current concerns. Mayor Canney gave Mizere a key to the city.
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Malawi
United Nations
United States
Cedar Rapids
Lilongwe
N.T. Mizere
Don Canney
Mizere
U.S
U.N
Canney
Banquet speakers urge free trade to aid world recovery
Azzedine Cherif of Barber-Green Co. urged unabashed free trade as the path to end the industrial world’s ailing economy at a Cedar Rapids International Festival banquet. About 80 attendees heard Cherif caution against protectionism and call for specialization to boost global competition. Former Sen. John Culver praised Iowa’s adaptability amid global shifts.
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J.M. Flansburg
Lazette
Azzedine Cherif
Barber-Green Co
Aurora
Ill
Cherif
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John Culver
University of Iowa
U.S
Walker clinic aide sued over ankle injury treatment
Lynne M. Gankse of rural Central City files suit in Linn District Court claiming E. Barney McCullough MS treated her ankle injury from a softball game against her wishes and that the Rural Health Clinic of Walker and its supervisor Kenneth N. Andersen MD were negligent. She seeks damages for pain and loss of use, punitive damages, and a consumer credit statute violation for a $65 bill.
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Walker
Cedar Rapids
Lynne M. Gankse
Linn District Court
E. Barney McCullough
McCullough
Ganske
Iowa
West files papers for Hiawatha mayor candidacy
Hiawatha mayor pro tem Steve West, 316 13th Ave, is first to file nom papers for the June 28 special mayor election. The council also seeks a replacement for a resigned councilman with a new council member to be elected. Deadline to return papers is June 3 at City Hall.
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Hiawatha
Steve West
West
13Th Ave
Hiawatha Council
Tom Theis
Iowa
Matt Scheetz
Seventh Ave
Public Improvements Chief Seeks Funds to Pave Glass Road
Commissioner Wayne Murdock says a rough Glass Road NE between Blue Jay Drive NE and Apple Ridge Addition will be torn up this month for re oiling and a more permanent surface. Increased traffic from 1 380 and Edgewood Road users spurs the bid for grant funding this fall amid affordability and assessment limits.
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Wayne Murdock
Glass Road
Murdock
Blue Jay Drive
Apple Ridge
Edgewood Road
42Nd Street
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