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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2001
Page
9
Cedar Rapids school directors send the art loan lease to the standing art collections committee amid opposition from district curator John Fitzpatrick. He argues the 10 year plan lacks a recall clause and veto over loans, while favoring a three year term and annual exhibit requirement.
Airport officials report Cedar Rapids operations continued with minimal disruption after the New York City crash. Travelers like Mark Sprick and Tim Razor remained unfazed, while UNO and Iowa players arrived for a game trip, with Romero joking Iowa will win.
Three Iowa City council members voiced support for a broader smoking ban in restaurants. The plan would bar smoking in any restaurant earning more than half of revenue from food, with amendments proposed to adopt a 50 50 test and extend limits to small eateries. Council member Kanner floated Ames style red light green light timing.
Zimmer mans provide life size cement figures including a 7 ton hippo mold delivered to homes and cast on site for 4000 plus concrete costs. Becky Zimmerman says Ron, in his 40s, and his father built the business in 1979 and now run it with their sons Beau and Brody ready to expand. The popular wolf trio sells for 500 and a firefighting hose figure for 120.
Judge Rita Sears of Kazimour Orchard in Cedar Rapids and critic Dave Rasdal weigh apple pies against art. Some pies are fine, some unworthy of a contest, with preferences city to Jonathan or McIntosh varieties and cinnamon balance. Rasdal notes Grant Wood would understand the artist's view of pastry.
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