Traveling theater to be auctioned after 1920s run
The Toby and Susie Tent Theatre show will be auctioned this Saturday closing a run dating back to the 1920s. Details appear in Ramblin 1B.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1998
Page
1
The Toby and Susie Tent Theatre show will be auctioned this Saturday closing a run dating back to the 1920s. Details appear in Ramblin 1B.
The Gazette notes National Pet Week celebrates pets with cats and dogs as favorites in American homes and mentions other popular species growing quickly in interest.
Des Moines businessman David Oman and Secretary of State Paul Pate attacked front runner Jim Lightfoot in a televised Iowa Public Television forum sponsored by the Des Moines Register. They argued over tax cut size, education funding, and keeping young Iowans from moving away, with Lightfoot proposing a 4 percent income tax rate and significant fiscal expansion.
The Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission studies potential amendments to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation. The ordinance subcommittee will review, with any recommendation going to the City Council for public hearing readings before a vote. Members include Gerald Matchett and Steven Moshier.
Negotiations between Rockwell Collins and IBEW locals resume in Washington DC as Cedar Rapids Coralville and Newport Beach workers reject the five year offer 647 516 in Cedar Rapids and 337 94 in Coralville while Dallas workers approve. Wages proposed 5 7 percent first year then 3 4 4 5 percent with medical plan changes including 90 percent in network coverage and higher out of pocket limits.
Jessie Larson, set to graduate May 17 as one of five valedictorians at Waukon High, follows a family line of top students spanning Ridgeway and Crestwood high schools. Her mother and grandmother also earned perfect GPAs, making Jessie a third generation valedictorian in a 138 student class.
The Postal Rate Commission approved most of the USPS request for higher first class rates lifting stamps to 33 cents but postponed any change until 1999. Postcard rate stays at 20 cents while parcel post would rise about 12.3 percent. The commission trimmed the overall requested increases by a third citing lower inflation. Large mailers expect impact mainly from discount rate shifts and anticipate small per piece rises.
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