United Way East Central Iowa tops $1 million in 1994 drive
United Way of East Central Iowa announced on Thursday that the 1994 campaign has reached the $1 million mark, moving toward a $5 million goal. Campaign Chairman Barry Spear credited Trailblazer companies for $404,233 in pre campaign contributions and praised 14 loaned executives who supported the effort.
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United Way
East Central
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Barry Spear
Friendly Rat Fanciers host Iowa cat show at Coliseum
Cedar Rapids Eastern Iowa hosts its largest fall exhibition of purebred and non-purebred cats at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The Friends will hold a two day show with 10 am to 4 pm hours, admission 3 dollars for adults 1 dollar for children and 2 dollars for seniors. Breeders from several states will sell kittens and vendors offer cat accessories toys clothing and home items.
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Friendly Rat Fanciers of
Iowa
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Marion man hurt when asphalt machine runs over foot
Scott Phelps, 30, of 330 Fourth Ave Marion, a construction worker for L L Pelling Co IA City, was shoveling asphalt from a truck on Williams Boulevard SW around 2 45 p m Thursday when the asphalt machine ran over his foot leaving him listed in fair condition at St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids police said
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Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Scott Phelps
Fourth Ave
L.L. Pelling Co
Iowa City
Williams Boulevard
Jefferson High Marching Band Invitational at Kingston Stadium
Ten bands compete Saturday at Kingston Stadium for the Jefferson High School Marching Band Invitational. Admission is 4 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for students and seniors. Schedule lists Sumner at 7, Wilton 7:15, West Liberty 7:30, Mount Pleasant 7:45, Washington 8, Cresco 8:30, Keokuk 8:45, Cedar Rapids Prairie 9, Clinton 9:15, and Jefferson 9:30 with a demonstration by the Jefferson Band of Blue.
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Jefferson High School
Kingston Stadium
Jefferson Band of Blue
Sumner
Wilton
West Liberty
Mount Pleasant
Washington
Cresco
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Clinton
Jefferson
Johnson County plat policy questioned at supervisors meeting
Johnson County Supervisor Patricia Meade questioned new plat policies seen as possibly halting development. The Zoning Department sought input from a state archaeologist and water expert about the Royal Oaks Subdivision, a 109 acre site near Highway 965 and 120th Street south of Swisher where 65 homes are planned. The board approved the application amid questions about new procedure authority and equal treatment of filings. John Shaw said the archaeologist was consulted due to potential Indian burial sites and none were found.
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Patricia Meade
Royal Oaks
Highway 965
120Th Street
Swisher
Meade
Board of Supervisors
John Shaw
Thalamus abnormalities linked to schizophrenia, UI study says
University of Iowa researchers led by Dr. Nancy Andreasen report thalamus circuitry differences in about 40 schizophrenia patients versus 40 controls. Using MRI and the BRAINS software, the study in Science suggests a central brain site for a possible common cause and improved treatment focus.
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Gazette
Johnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Nancy Andreasen
Andreasen
U of I
Llama lovers converge at Cedar Rapids conference weekend
Central States Llama Conference brings more than 50 Midwest fanciers to Cedar Rapids for informational sessions and a llama show at Collins Plaza Hotel. Owners will discuss breeding and sales with llamas housed under a tent. admission is free. Llamas touted as easygoing, versatile animals used for wool, pets, pack and guard duties.
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Tom Fruehling
Severn
Sovern
Cedar Rapids
Virginia
United States
South America
William Randolph Hearst
William Franklin
Iowa State University
Collins Plaza Hotel
Missouri juveniles to be tried as adults in Hauser killing
Four Missouri juveniles from Kirksville are ordered transferred to Iowa where authorities plan to prosecute as adults for the October killing of Rebecca Hauser. The Adair County judge set the transfer for Thursday with arrival expected within 24 hours and a November 3 hearing on adult prosecution. Hauser, a 1980 North Winneshiek graduate, was found dead in her car near Liscomb.
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Dave Gosch
Missouri
Rebecca Hauser
Rural Union
Iowa
Adair County
Marshall County
Hauser
North Winneshiek High School
Liscomb
Feud Leads to Attempted Murder Charge in Linn County
James Earle Green Jr. 26 of Cedar Rapids faces attempted murder and weapons charges after an Oct. 6 feud with William Moffit of Central City. Green fired twice at Moffit’s truck windshield. Moffit pursued, Green wrecked his motorcycle, and an accomplice vehicle picked him up. Green held on $39,800 bond in Linn County Jail.
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Darwin Metz
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
James Earle Green Jr
11Th Ave
William Moffit
Central City
Green
33Rd Avenue
Moffit
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