May 15 1996 Cedar Rapids schedule highlights city events
A busy Cedar Rapids day features meetings across city and county boards including Linn County Supervisors City Council and Board of Review. Other items include public hearings budget sessions arts theater hypnotherapy fundraisers and farmers markets with times from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids City Council
Marion Public Services Board
Marion Public Services
City of Cedar Rapids Visual Arts Commission
City
Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board
Grant Wood
Sixth St
Hiawatha City Council
Council
Springville Community School Board
Farmers Markets
Noelridge
Noelridge Park
Collins Road
Council Street
Iowa City
Chauncey Swan
Gilbert
Washington Streets
Marion Farmers Market
East End
Illinois Lottery Evening Draws and Large Cash Prize
Lottery results show Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws for midday and evening including numbers 9 8 5 and 6 6 9 6 6 f 54 and 0 4 4 6 8 9 8. The Lotteries $100,000 Cash Game updates note a $4 million jackpot and indicate prize totals.
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Illinois
Vital Statistics St Luke’s May 13 1996 births
May 13 and May 14 listings record multiple births at St Luke’s with parents and addresses in Cedar Crest Road SE Coralville Skyline Dr NW Hamilton St SW Seventh Ave SE Norway and Shellsburg. Totals show 17 births on May 13 1996 and period totals from July 1994 to May 13 1996 compiled by MidAmerican Energy Co.
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Jennifer
Kevin Cline
Cedar Crest Rd
Jolynne
Robert Etscheidt
Coralville
Cynthia
Jeffery Finley
Skyline Dr. NW
Beverly Schmitz
Ellis Blvd
Kelly Vandeusen
Hamilton St
Ronda
Todd Wiley
Shellsburg
Kelly
Eric Anderson
Seventh Ave
Kimberly
Larry Ewing Jr
Norway
Iowa
Shannon Yates
Delaware
Ccesssesersesesses Nees
Mopmai
Drunken Driving Charges Reported in Eastern Iowa
The Log lists drunken driving arrests from public safety reports. Rodney Stanford Jr. Ely 39 Scott Sanders Atkins 23 John Murphy 39 Hiawatha 39 all charged Tuesday in various city blocks. Cheryl Rathmel 38 charged with drunken driving and child endangerment after driving with twins in Mohawk Park past closing.
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the Gazette
Iowa
Rodney G. Stanford Jr
Ely
Scott R. Sanders
Atkins
Second Avenue
John M. Murphy
Ryan Ave
Hiawatha
32Nd Street
Cheryl A. Rathmel
700
G Ave
Mohawk Park
Linn-Mar moves toward half time Indian Creek principal post
Linn-Mar school board formally advances a plan to reduce Indian Creek Elementary principal Carol Bildstein’s contract to half time. Superintendent Pacha cites budget cuts and outlines hearing and timeline steps under Iowa Code 279.24 with five board members present.
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Linn-Mar
Indian Creek
Joe Pacha
Carol Bildstein
Iowa
Pacha
Linn-Mar Education Association
Houby Days in Czech Village Sets Weekend of Food and Fun
Czech Village hosts Houby Days with two days of ethnic food and family activities. Last year drew about 30 000 attendees. Events include a pork dish dinner, a 7 pm music start, carnival rides, a mushroom hunt, contests, crafts, dog races, and a Sunday parade along Hamilton Street and 16th Avenue.
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Marlene Anne Fiorang
Houby
Czech Village
Mary Fox
Moravian Cultural Society
Polehna’s
Hamilton Street
16Th Avenue
Coralville OKs 850,000-Square-Foot Mall Plan
Coralville City Council gave first approval to ordinances enabling an 850,000 square foot mall on a 120 acre site south of I 80 between 23rd and 25th Avenues. Residents voiced traffic and safety concerns over an east 23rd Avenue access, while officials stressed emergency response needs.
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Coralville
23Rd
25Th Avenues
23Rd Avenue
Mike Robbins
Robbins
Block parties urged for Olympics relay in Cedar Rapids
United Way of East Central Iowa asks residents and businesses along the Olympic Torch Relay route in Cedar Rapids to host block parties as the Torch passes through. Adopt-A-Block ideas include dinners, breakfasts, pajama and patriotic themes with decorations and music to welcome the flame.
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Nited Way
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Dianna Fallon
United Way
Iowa City
Sixth Street
16Th Avenue
Second Street
Eighth Avenue SE
First Street
Mays Island
Third Avenue
Linden Drive
Thompson Drive
First Avenue
B Avenue
13Th Street
Coe College
A Avenue
F Avenue NW
13Th Street NW
Johnson Avenue NW
21St Street
Wiley Boulevard
Fallon
Trisha Wolverton
United States
Atlanta
Torch carriers told to make gold life’s goal
University of Iowa coach Angie Lee urged about 120 people at First National Bank to chase the Olympic dream and live a lifelong lifestyle of fitness and balance. Wrestling coach Dan Gable, a 1972 Olympic gold medalist, praised learning from sport and life as he joined 12 torch carriers including Mark Hartford Derek Maurer Ted Pacha Mary Stewart Joan VandenBerg Tom Walker Irving Weber Claude Williams Henry Marron Dick Schwab Solon and Jonathan Olson Tiffin in Iowa City.
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Gazette
Johnson County
Owa
Angie Lee
Lee
University of Iowa
First National Bank
U of I
Dan Gable
Gable
Mark Hartford
Derek Maurer
Ted Pacha
Mary Stewart
Joan VandenBerg
Tom Walker
Irving Weber
Claude Williams
Iowa City
Henry Marron
Dick Schwab
Solon
Jonathan Olson
Tiffin
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Daily Notebook
Cityline
U.S
Tom Harkin
Maggie Tinsman
Harkin
Tinsman
Lee Clancey
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
Paulette Kmetz
Little Gallery
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Billy the Kid
Cornell College
Cornell Players
Mount Vernon Middle School
the Foreigner
ACT of
Benton County
Old Creamery Theater
Garrison
Mark Pittman
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Mercy Auxiliary
27Th St. Dr. SE
Marion Schools
Randall Foods
Edgewood Rd
ST. Luke's
Linn County
Chris Stewart
Ellis Park
By Kevin Kane
Bildstein
Craig Eilbert
Gary Keeppel
Jim Green
Mark Klopfenstein
Paul Shanley
Green
C.A
16Th Avenue Music
Fox
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Coralville Council
By Jami Peterson
Mike Kattchee
Twenty-third Avenue
Barry Bedford
Coral Ridge Mall
E. Iowa
Heather Sloman Wood
Angie Lee Oe
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