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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1994

Page

9

East Iowa City approves domestic partner registry ordinance

The City Council voted 6 to 1 to enact a human rights measure creating the citys first domestic partner registry. The registry will help document partnerships for potential health insurance considerations and is not a marriage license. It should be available in about five weeks with City Clerk Marian Karr overseeing setup.

Ernie Lehman Marian Karr Midwest Minneapolis Madison Wis East Lansing Mich

Linn CAHN connects callers to local health services

Linn County launches Linn CAHN a telephone referral network through Linn Health Services. Callers reach (319) 398-3414 weekdays from 8 to 5 and answer questions about needs finances and insurance. A computer program then lists agencies or doctors matching the profile with addresses and numbers provided.

Linn Child and Adolescent Healthcare Network Linn Cahn Linn Health Services

Iowa Supreme Court declines review in Cedar Rapids injury case

The Iowa Supreme Court refused to review an appeals court ruling that overturned a large damage award to Charles Gerace. The May 1989 incident at Apache Hose and Belting Inc. left Gerace injured after slipping in front of a belt mover he operated, with the case centering on alleged gross negligence by two co workers.

Iowa Supreme Court Cedar Rapids Iowa Court of Appeals Linn County Charles Gerace Apache Hose and Belting Inc Gerace Supreme Court

Man Found Dead In Burning Dubuque Car

A northeast Iowa man, Donald W. Yarolem, 33 of Onslow, died of smoke inhalation after a car fire near a Dubuque frontage road off Highway 20. Yarolem, an electrician with L. E. Meyers Co, was believed working in Dubuque. no foul play is suspected and the cause is undetermined.

Iowa Dubuque Highway 20

Frances Cagney, widow of Jimmy Cagney, dies at 95

Frances Cagney, native of Crawfordsville Iowa, widow of actor Jimmy Cagney, died Monday at age 95. Born June 19 1899 in Crawfordsville she lived in Stanfordville New York since 1955. Jimmy Cagney died in 1986 and is famed for Yankee Doodle Dandy as George Cohan.

Lowan Frances Cagney Jimmy Cagney Washington County Crawfordsville Stanfordville N.Y Albany George Cohan

City fires 2 over scandal in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids City Council terminated Streets Program Director William Lockhart and Public Works Building Manager William Morris after a closed session with attorneys. Mayor Serbouseki said the firings reflect gross misconduct amid Iowa's worst public corruption case. Both men face charges including bribery and theft related to ties with Intertrade Chemical and Cedar Rapids Seed Co.

Lonnie Zingula City Hall Cedar Rapids Streets William Lockhart Public Works William Morris Morris John Lane Lockhart Mark Rettig Don Thomas California Larry Serbouseki Serbousek Iowa Lisbon Amana Steve Goldin Intertrade Chemical Inc Cedar Rapids Seed Co Linn County Denver Dillard Marengo

Coming Out Day Rally at Iowa City U of I

Mona Shaw notes national Coming Out Day as a pivotal moment. More than 150 people rally on the University of Iowa Pentacrest with speakers performers and testimonials. Participants share personal stories and urge visible support for gay and lesbian rights.

John Kenyon Johnson County Iowa City Mona Shaw University of Iowa Pentacrest U of I Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Peoples’ Union Shaw U of I School of Music

Waterloo greyhound track sale proposal linked to casino bid

A Waterloo businessman urged Mesquaki leaders to buy the NCC grounds and Waterloo Greyhound Park for 10 million dollars and convert it into an American Indian exhibit and tourist center. He suggested 7 to 7.5 million to pay NCC debt and 2.5 million for improvements, plus 250000 annually in lieu of taxes. Banks oppose the deal and pursue foreclosure while NCC seeks another racing season.

Val Swinton Iowa Chris Harshbarger Black Hawk County Harshbarger National Cattle Congress NCC Tama Mesquakis Waterloo Gailey Wanatee Quakis John Titler Wanatee Fort Madison Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission Waterloo Greyhound Park Casino Magic of Bay St. Louis Miss

Old friends square off in Linn County sheriff race

Two Democratic candidates, Dennis Fiser and Donald Zeller, longtime Linn County deputies, face off in a Dec. 6 special election to fill the mid term sheriff vacancy. Each argues for different changes while both vow to run a steady department.

Rick Smith Gazette Dennis Fiser Donald Zeller Colorado Mountains Linn County Sheriff's Department Linn County Sheriff's Department Dennis Blome U.S. Marshal

Endangerment charges dropped against two Keokuk women

Charges of child endangerment against Mary Ann Anderson and Sheila Marie McFarland were dismissed in Johnson County District Court. Prosecutors said the case was not warranted at this time though the state may refile if similar conduct recurs. The August incident involved unsupervised children selling candy for Christ Apostolic Church of Keokuk in downtown Iowa City.

Keokuk Johnson County Deborah Minot Mary Ann Anderson Sheila Marie McFarland Anderson and McFarland Christ Apostolic Church of

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