May 22 1995 Cityline Calendar Meetings and Events
A listings block for May 22, 1995 covering meetings at Linn County and Cedar Rapids sites, including boards of supervisors and review hearings, decategorization committee, school district sessions, and city council. Evening concerts and lectures at Prairie High School, Cornell College, and Noelridge Park are noted with times and venues. Admission details listed for the Ambassadors Barbershop Concert.
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Cedar Rapids
Second Ave
Walker City Council
Walker City Hall
North Linn
Illinois and Iowa Lottery Draws Saturday Night Report
Illinois Pick 3 and Powerball results show no winner for last draw with Powerball 29 and jackpot at 47.5 million. Wednesday jackpot set at 57 million. Iowa Super Cash Lotto numbers 28 29 30 36 39 42 with 100 000 Cash Game 4 17 19 24 35. no winner and Wednesday jackpot 325 000. Lottery numbers also listed on CITYLINE 363 7000 or 337 7000 category 2900.
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Iowa
Vital Statistics Mercy and St Luke’s births list
Birth notices from Mercy and St Luke’s record multiple newborns. Julie Dawe with Michael Dawe report a daughter at 2922 O Ave NW. Carmen Sloat and William Baerg welcome a son after a May 20 birth at 127 Summer Circle NE and Stanley. Rhonda Ash and Eric Ash announce a daughter with Stephanie Schneider and Cory Schneider at 2249 26th St NW for a May 21 birth.
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Julie and
Michael Dawe
O Ave
ST. Luke's
Carmen Sloat
Summer Circle NE
Jeanne
William Baerg
Stanley
Rhonda
Eric Ash
Wright Brothers
LaSalle and Regis to combine high school bands
Regis High School and LaSalle High School will merge their bands next fall after a drop in LaSalle enrollments. Regis has 62 band participants and LaSalle 18 this year. 12 LaSalle students signed up for next year. Co directors will be Regis’s Russel McVay and LaSalle’s Ann Kenney. rehearsals at both sites.
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LaSalle, Regis
LaSalle High School
LaSalle and
Regis High School
Regis
LaSalle
Regis-LaSalle
Jeff Henderson
Henderson
Murder trial for David Fields opens in Linn County
The first degree murder trial of 24 year old David Fields of Cedar Rapids begins today in Linn County District Court. He is accused in the Dec 30 stabbing death of Blonda Lacey at her upstairs Cedar Rapids apartment. Fields fled after questioning but surrendered in January in North Little Rock Arkansas.
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Gazette Courts
David Fields
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Fields
Blonda Lacey
Second Ave
Thomas Koehler
Koehler
Linn
Mants
North Little Rock
Ark
Casey Jones
Edward Leff
Raymond Washington
Washington
Lacey
Sidey Urges Coe Grads to Know Limits and Laugh
Time magazine editor Hugh Sidey addressed Coe College's 1995 graduates, sharing presidents' insights drawn from his 40 years covering Washington. He warned against pride and promoted humility, noting Ford as the most modest leader and Clinton's mixed record, urging graduates to use humor as they enter the world.
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Coe
Val Swinton
Time Magazine
Hugh Sidey
Coe College
Sidey
Washington, D.C
Eby Fieldhouse
Bill Clinton
Gerald Ford
Ford
Alan Greenspan
Colin Powell
Lincoln
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Sam Donaldson
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Jerry Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
George Bush
Clinton
Mark Twain
Calvin Coolidge
Twain
Wet weather ripens berries but delays harvest and prices
Bock's Berry Farm owner Sarver notes ongoing weed problems from flood-borne seeds and mud from recent rains. Marc Bock reports strawberry blooms promising large fruit, but ripening won’t begin before June 8. California supplies fill shelves at 89 cents to 1.50 per pound while Iowa crops await. Teresa Thorne of the California Strawberry Commission says shipments reach about 3 million trays weekly, with ripened berries shipped next day and vintage weeks rather than years.
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Sarver
Marc Bock
Bock
Lone Tree
California
Iowa
Teresa Thorne
California Strawberry Commission
Watsonville
Calif
San Diego
San Francisco
Thorne
Oak Hill Residents Seek Rebuilt Community Through Association
Harman cites restoring a true neighborhood feel in Oak Hill as essential. Families like Colleen Prokop emphasize affordability and safety as reasons for settling there and yearn to revive neighborly support and potential local stores with the help of a new neighborhood association.
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Harman
Colleen Prokop
10Th St
Prokop
Linda Winston
Jane Boyd
14Th Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids orthodontist elected first World Federation president
William DeKock 57 of Cedar Rapids was chosen as the inaugural president of the World Federation of Orthodontists after a San Francisco convention. Nearly 20,000 attendees from 77 countries joined the launch, aiming to connect national groups and share research and guidelines. DeKock has led the American Association of Orthodontists and will continue his teaching roles while advancing international dental standards.
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Tom Fruehling
Cedar Rapids
William DeKock
World Federation of Orthodontists
San Francisco
DeKock
American Association of Orthodontists
Manson
University of Town
Dental School
National Association
Board
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Daily Notebook
TEL
Cityline
Phil Gramm
Gramm
Fylona
TeleUs
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency Board
Linn County Administrative Building
First St
Prairie High School
Mary Olson
Hedges
the Commons
Cornell College
Noelridge
Noelridge Park
The
Cedar Rapids Recreation
Iowa City
Illinois Lottery
Paramount Theatre
Regis-LaSalle Board of Education
C.R. Man
Dick Hogan
Leff and Jones
Oak Hill
C.R. Orthodontist
World Organization
United States
Canada
American Association DeKock
North America
C.R
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