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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2002
Page
9
Police search for a man in connection with a stabbing of a 24 year old Cedar Rapids woman inside a vehicle in the 400 block of A Avenue NW. The victim, transported to St Luke's Hospital, is not in life threatening condition. The incident stemmed from a domestic quarrel.
Firefighters say ashes in a plastic wastebasket started a fire Sunday at 4719 Pearl Ave NW damaging carpet near the fireplace and filling first and second floors with smoke. The home at Karen Rittenhouse owner was unoccupied. Fire Dept notes hot coals can stay dangerous outside in metal containers. The state fire marshal investigates.
Law enforcement warns of scam letters from Nigeria or Sierra Leone asking for bank account details. The letters promise access to $20 million and a $4 million share via the Sierra Leone Army. Recipients risk drained accounts. call the Iowa Attorney General at (515) 281-5926 with any concerns.
George Robinson Jr. raises 75 to 80 turkeys a year as a fun venture on his 5acre play farm 2.5 miles south of Prairieburg in Linn County He grows a large garden shares vegetables with a nursing home and his family assists with turkeys rabbits geese dogs steers and pigs The 52 year old Marine veteran says he does not seek profit and often gives birds to the needy while catering to community events and Thanksgiving needs
Iowa turkey growers expect to raise 8.2 million birds this year, ranking ninth in production among states. The industry uses 62 000 acres of corn and 69 000 acres of soybeans annually to feed the flocks.
Cedar Rapids executive Frank Rydzewski 52 has run American Profol since 2000 after long service as Teamsters Local 107 business agent. A Philadelphia native with GI Bill education, he rose from union member to corporate president in the plastics and starch sectors, balancing management and labor insight.
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