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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2003
Page
171
The Faculty Senate voted to back a full page newspaper ad denouncing campus hate crimes. The ad, funded by the Vice President of Student Services and directed by Dean Philip Jones, will run after Thanksgiving break on November 30.
A faulty furnace caused a fire at Chrome City, 710 Center Point Rd NE, around 9 a.m. Tuesday. Kody Spray, 20, said heavy smoke appeared when he opened the front door. Firefighters contained damage to the furnace area with smoke elsewhere. a pit bull was found dead. No other injuries reported. Colleen Stevenson, 35, and John Hollingsworth, 50, were involved in a separate two vehicle crash on I 380 and Seventh Street. Stevenson hospitalized at Mercy Medical Center, condition not released. no citations reported.
Bertram Mayor Darwin Harmening endorses privately built indoor waste transfer facility off Highway 13 to cut future water sewer upgrades. He argues the project could lower residents taxes while noting past objections to Cedar Rapids Bluestem plans and comparing to the nearby sewage plant. The dispute centers on area development and odor concerns.
A Zephyr Transport Inc. semi from Waterloo veered off I 380 near Blairs Ferry Road spilling over 100 cases of butterscotch pudding into a ditch and multiple lanes. Rodney Shepard of Waverly uninjured. cleanup started at dawn as traffic slowed to one lane. A second I 380 crash near First Avenue injured an unidentified man.
A state task force considers allowing the killing and testing of wandering domestic elk to prevent chronic wasting disease in wild deer. Dale Garner of the DNR suggests notifying officials when elk escape and a grace period to reclaim them before lethal action. Elk sightings span Hopkinton and Maquoketa with four animals reported.
John Null, 43, ex terminator turned pest controller and hobbyist painter, paints local Scotch Grove scenes and a Monticello bridge print. He learned to paint from his painter father, with sister Jane Indekof er as an art teacher. he now runs Blade Pest Control across six counties while raising two sons.
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