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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1982
Page
11
Dear On: truth about Cindy’s father should be told now and kept within the family to spare her betrayal later. Explain plainly that the parents were not married and that she has a father who does not live with them. If she asks questions, answer briefly and honestly.
Four members of Candy Caudle's family from Shellsburg were killed in a two car crash near Waco Texas on Sunday. Earl Nyla Kenneth and Dwain Caudle of Waco are named as deceased with nine other Caudle sons surviving. A memorial service is planned for Friday in Waco.
A compilation of community notices lists朝 events at day cares and preschools, library story hours, holiday promotions, bank hours, traveling charters, and local business ads. It mentions Thanksgiving observances, store specials, Kiwanis meetings, and a prison of mixed promotions from Cedar Rapids to Iowa Hall.
Cedar Rapids City Council holds an informal session at 8 30 am in the fourth floor council chambers City Hall Linn County supervisors meet at 10 am in the Administrative Office Building with zoning case C 644 rezoning for Gerald Sampson and a flood plain ordinance hearing at 10 30 am. At 3 30 pm the Air Pollution Board of Review meets at the Linn County Health Department. Community groups Youngs Hill Kingston Citizens Committee and the Linn County Conservation Board committees convene at 7 pm in City Hall and the county engineering building. Movies listed on page 13. In 1804 Franklin Pierce born 14th president.
Snowmobile owners must renew by December 31 to avoid a penalty. Renewals require surrender of the old registration and a $13 fee. The new registration runs through December 31, 1984 and may be submitted by mail or in person at the recorder's office 930 First St. SW with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and a contact number 398-3441.
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