Linn-Mar crowns homecoming queen during Benton game
Linn-Mar senior Alison McCarthy is crowned homecoming queen as the Lions defeat Benton Community 25 to 12. Diana Dettbarn center and Becky Anderson were among candidates seen on the sidelines.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1983
Page
7
Linn-Mar senior Alison McCarthy is crowned homecoming queen as the Lions defeat Benton Community 25 to 12. Diana Dettbarn center and Becky Anderson were among candidates seen on the sidelines.
Alan Katchen of the ADL Plains States region spoke at Washington High School in Cedar Rapids about growing bigotry and anti Semitism in the Midwest. He cited Ku Klux Klan American Nazi Party and Posse Comitatus as active radical groups and urged a bill banning paramilitary training.
Membership in three Cedar Rapids National Guard units reaches an all time high with 442 guardsmen enrolled in Headquarters Company Company A and Company C up 95 since October. Officials credit education aid awareness and the economy for growth and note potential max enrollment of 497 by year end.
Linn County Treasurer James Hennessey says tax payments received by September 30 are being processed at about last year's pace. Schools and Cedar Rapids filed lawsuits claiming late distribution. judge reviewing the dispute. Hennessey cites processing limits and waiting for more equipment and programming to speed up distribution.
Loyal L. Fish, 26, with no fixed address, was arrested Thursday morning and charged with second degree burglary for a Sept 9 break-in at a Cedar Rapids residence. Court records state he hurled a stereo and a television during the incident at 321 B Ave NW. He awaits further proceedings in Linn County Jail in lieu of $11,000 bond after an initial Linn District Court appearance.
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