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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1992
Page
9
Iowa City Police investigate the death of a white man in his early 30s found Friday at a residence on East Benton Street about 10 46 AM. Autopsy pending as the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation assists with on scene work and documentation. Name withheld awaiting relatives notification.
The Mound View Neighborhood Association will run a cleanup today from 8 a.m. to noon limited to 13th to 20th streets and A to E avenues NE. Treasurer Michael Harker lists accepted items such as dried paint in cans, old furniture, non leaking batteries, large metal items for Home Metal Recyclers and remodeling scraps. Appliances tires cars oil hazardous chemicals and other non landfill items will not be collected. City will provide equipment to help haul the trash.
The Linn County Health Department confirms a 24 year old Cedar Rapids woman has measles. Health officials say she was likely infectious May 6 to 15, with symptoms possibly starting May 22 or later. They urge calls to the health department for suspected cases and note vaccines are 90 to 95 percent effective.
Dr. Thomas McIntosh, a Cedar Rapids internist, will serve as president for the coming year, succeeding Dr. Albert Coates. A Montana native, he earned a 1959 Arizona bachelor's and a 1963 St Louis University medical degree and has practiced in Cedar Rapids since 1970. Other officers include Dr. Mary Anne Nelson president-elect, Dr. John Floyd vice president, and Dr. Steven Evanson secretary-treasurer.
A short stretch of Holiday Road will be closed from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday for a new water main installation. The closed segment lies between Valley View Drive west and east legs. Through traffic will be rerouted via Valley View Drive and Cole Road.
Balster, heir to a Marion landmark founded in 1874, ends 118 years of family run business as he sells the main street building and closes after a long sale. He recalls childhood memories in the store and notes the rise of antique shops in the district and competition from larger chains.
The Windsor Park Apartments plan rebuilding after Thursday fire at 1329 1331 Sierra Dr NE. Uncertain start date and scope, with eight units damaged by smoke and water and 10 destroyed. Tenants aid sought via Operation Help Windsor Park and Red Cross donations at Lindale Mall and Red Cross offices.
The probe into a May 20 wreck that killed two cyclists near Palo is stalled by debate over whether bicyclists should ride highways. Investigators face calls from pro and anti bike camps and expect a charging decision by late next week after consultations with the Linn County Attorney.
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