Cedar Rapids May 25 1994 City and County Meeting Schedule
A dense schedule lists multiple Cedar Rapids and Linn County meetings for May 25 1994 including Parking Violations Review Committee City Council Insurance and Board of Supervisors sessions. Also notes arts music theater lectures and farmers markets with event times and venues across Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Marion.
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Cedar Rapids
Sixth St
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Historic Preservation Committee
Second Avenue Side
City Hall
Hiawatha Library Board
Farmers Market
Noelridge
Marion Farmers Market
East End
Iowa City
CityLine Calendar Listings for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City calendar entries list events with contact numbers 363 7000 and 337 7000 respectively. Local listings highlight upcoming programs and venue details in the CITYLINE event column.
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Cityline
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Illinois Lottery Results Summary
The notice lists lottery draws with pick 3 and pick 4 midday and evening results including 17 19 26 33 35 for the 6 of 54 jackpot of 16 million. Also shows midday and evening pick 3 and pick 4 results. Lottery numbers available via CITYLINE and phone numbers.
Mercy and St Luke's Birth Notices May 24
Vital statistics list multiple birth announcements from Mercy St Luke's and local families. Entries cover newborns and twins with parent names and addresses, including Tammie and Scott Brady, Somer Lekin, Barbara and Terry Manternach, Jo and Michael Glovik Sr., and others across several streets and cities.
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ST. Luke's
Somer Lekin
14Th St. SE
Barbara
Terry Manternach
Holly Dr. SW
Debbie
Dean Ostwinkle
Hopkinton
Michael Glovik Sr
Edgewood Rd
Tina
Eric Holub
Springville
Karen Husman
Coggan
Suellen
Brian Leimkuehler
Rock Ridge Rd
Kristin
Terry Leonard
West Post Rd
Carise
James Maxson
30Th St
Jan
Gerald Nunemaker
Center Point Rd
Kelly Porter
Oak St
Hiawatha
Trial moment's notice amid mistrial bid in drug case
The defendant fired eight times claiming police were out to stop his drug traffic. Dillard testified the motive was to resist police action. Olvera filed another oral motion for a mistrial but Judge Remley overruled it.
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Dillard
Olvera
David Remley
Cedar Rapids City Moves To Tax Nonunion Workers For Insurance
Cedar Rapids City Council debates a 3 percent raise for nonunion workers effective July 1 plus a 4 percent step increase for those under cap. A plan calls for nonunion employees to pay 5 a month single or 10 a month family health insurance premiums. Union workers settle for 2.5 percent raises with no premiums. Council also plans to consolidate health plans under Blue Cross Blue Shield to cut administration costs and save over 100 000 annually.
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Lonnie Zinguia
Cedar Rapids
Bill Holtz
Ap Ee Eee Eees
J.D. Holtz
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Em Sabel Bes
Samat
Holtz
Linn County
Marion
Dostal Leads in Linn County Campaign Finances
Lumir Dostal of Marion leads Linn County supervisor candidates with receipts of 4,385 and a total campaign balance of 5,585 before 4,533 in expenditures. Notable donors include Marion Mayor Victor Klopfenstein and Clark McLeod. Deb Foster, Steven Moshier, Craig McCormick and others report varied receipts and in-kind contributions as primary approaches. County offices and party committees filed reports showing overall Republican outpace and Democratic fundraising totals.
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Lynn M. Tefft
Linn County
Lumir Dostal
Marion
Dostal
Victor Klopfenstein
McLeod Inc
Clark McLeod
Deb Foster
Coggan
Foster
Firstar Bank
Henry Royer
Ron Corbett
Cedar Rapids
Steven Moshier
Craig McCormick
McCormick
James Houser
Raymond Franklin
Shirley Henderson
Clifford Kruger
Central City
Kenneth Perry
al Warner
Palo
County Recorder
Pat Kane
Kane
Jean Oxley
Recorder
Marvin Akers
Jim Morgan
Robert Ireland
Michael Stevenson
Denver Dillard
Republican Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Marion Democrats
Students protest Karen Bishop case at Anamosa High School
Nancy Lacey’s parenting class at Anamosa High School wrote letters to the state DHS and Jones County District Court after Karen Kay Bishop received two years probation and a 500 dollar fine for forcing her 18 month old son to drink alcohol. Students argued for tougher action and discussed child safety and family training as a learning experience.
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Karen Kay Bishop
Nancy Lacey
Anamosa High School
State Department of Human Services
Jones County District Court
Bishop
Anamosa
Daniel
Chris Achenbach
Lacey
Diane Wyckoff
Linn County Department of Human Services
DHS
Wyckoff
North Liberty declares water emergency over wells
The North Liberty City Council declared a public water emergency due to malfunctions at three of four wells. Non essential uses are illegal after 8:30 p.m. Tuesday with penalties starting at 25 dollars and 100 dollars for later offenses.
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James Wolf
North Liberty
Tom Doermann
John Birmeyer
Shire-Hattery Engineering
Freire
Beaver Creek Park
Birmeyer
City faces staffing shortfall and privatization debate
Smith warns that even after hiring six officers next month the city remains understaffed with seven vacancies plus 10 authorized posts. Thomas opposes privatizing the Water Pollution Control Facility while Hanson questions a monthly utility bill cycle unless interest nears 9.5 percent.
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Smith
Don Thomas
Lyle Hanson
Kennedy High School Names First Members of Cougar Fine Arts Hall
Four inductees join Kennedy High School Cougar Fine Arts Hall of Fame. Ami Womachka volunteers for over a decade and organizes Choral League and THESPA. Frank Kluesner directs the Kennedy Band. Vern Feuerhelm is first vocal music director and co founder of Happiness Inc show choir. 1976 graduate stars on Broadway and in other venues. Induction is at the Going Out Concert Thursday at 6 pm in the gym.
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Kennedy High School
Cougar Fine Arts Hall of Fame
Ami Womachka
Fine Arts Department
Choral League
Thespa
Vern Feuerhelm
Kennedy
Happiness Inc. Show Choir
Kennedy High
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Notebook
Branstad
Jane Gilmor
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Regis High School
Ann Muilenburg
John W. Colloton
University Hospitals
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Alice
First National Bank
Barrie Cassileth
Collins Plaza Hotel
Randall Foods
Iowa
Illinois Lottery
Tammie and
Scott Brady
Westbury Dr
METRO
C.R
Divide County
Mark Martin
Gazette News
N. Liberty
Doermann
Kennedy High School Hall of Fame
Frank Kluesner
Deband
Tim Show
National Company
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