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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2002
Page
10
City Council keeps the 14 month old ordinance in place and plans a six month review. Some supporters of stricter rules endorse a wait and see approach while city officials propose tweaks to define serving as container and improve enforceability.
Police responding to a Hawkeye Convenience Store robbery found Willie N. Miller Jr. in Mr. B's Bar after a bystander watched him flee with cash. The 48 year old, of 1221 B Ave NW, was arrested on suspicion of second degree robbery and jailed on $13,000 bail.
U.S. Attorney Charles Larson Sr. promotes HomeSafe gun locks at a Cedar Rapids event outside Gander Mountain. The program is funded by a $5 million federal grant and will visit Wal-Mart in Cedar Rapids, Sycamore Mall in Iowa City, and other cities this month with free locks at police and sheriff departments for gun owners who cannot attend the stops.
Jeff Ellerby, in his 15th SCCA year and Iowa Region president, claimed a national championship driving his own Westfield after collaborating with Marion co-driver Kevin Frett and Cedar Rapids builder Del Long. The pair defended after two wins, signaling an ongoing pursuit of the title next season.
Cedar Rapids officials watch Waterloo and Clinton attempts to win a Vision Iowa grant from about 30 million still available in a 210 million pool. Waterloo may resubmit as Cedar Rapids faces local funding match demand. A consultant aids the Cedar Rapids Vision Committee with the proposal and meetings are set in November and early December.
City Hall faced a packed meeting with over 100 residents backing volunteers after Alcohol rules sparked controversy. Councilwoman Roach faced calls for resignation for informing the insurer Grinnell Mutual about beer at the fire station. The council ordered no storage or serving of alcohol for fire functions and barred intoxicated firefighters from responding to calls. Firefighters planned a Wednesday meeting to decide their response.
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