15 May 2002
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2002
Page
1
In Mechanicsville residents are featured to explore the northern Cedar County town and its history. The piece notes community details and neighbors, providing a snapshot of local life in Cedar Rapids region news.
The Lundy Pavilion a $30 million five story addition in Cedar Rapids was unveiled at Mercy Medical Center’s dedication. Retired Ford executive J Ed Lundy known as a Ford whiz kid attended quietly with about 700 guests as Archbishop Hanns Sister Susan O Connor spoke of mercy and service to women children and men.
About 20 dedicated fans lined up at Wynnsong 12 Cedar Rapids to snag tickets for the midnight showing of Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones. Chad Andrews and Thad Rhodes led early arrivals with plans and gear, while fans anticipate the return of the saga at Wynnsong 12 and Cinema 7.
Cedar Rapids report notes Luke Helder, 21, of Pine Island Minnesota, accused of wiring pipe bombs in 18 mailboxes across five states, six detonations injuring four carriers and two Iowa women. He awaits trial in Linn County Jail under death by own action watch.
UI risk manager says reimbursement for deductible costs will lag until actual losses are known after the November fire. Officials expect dome and roof replacement by late 2003 with work into 2004 and pursue $2 million deductible recovery from contractors and insurers linked to asbestos abatement.
Roxie Mitchell, former Solon High School flutist, will receive the missing 1972 John Philip Sousa award tonight at the Solon school spring vocal concert. The original trophy vanished after graduation, and a new marble statuette was purchased by the music booster club after Mitchell inquired about buying it.
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