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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1995

Page

9

Fire destroys cafe in Dysart main street blaze

About 30 firefighters from Dysart and Traer battled a Sunday fire on Dysart's Main Street at Carla's Coffee Shop. The two story building with an upstairs apartment was gutted. no injuries were reported and the cause would be investigated by the State Fire Marshal's Office.

Dysart Traer Carla John Schneider Carla Kearns Schneider

Man Killed in Marshalltown Train Collision

A Marshalltown man, Raul Carrasco, 49, died when struck by a train at the 12th Avenue railroad tracks. Police say the death is accidental per the Marshall County Medical Examiner's Office.

Marshalltown Raul Carrasco 12Th Avenue Marshall County

Iowa City Man Hospitalized After I 80 Crash

Johnson County Eric K. Hepp 25 remains in critical condition at University Hospitals after his car struck the rear of Linda Drehle 44 of Independence Missouri while both traveled east on I 80 east of Iowa City. Hepp was ejected when his car left the road and rolled.

Iowa City Johnson County Eric K. Hepp University Hospitals Hepp Linda Drehle Independence

Center Point Teen Injured in Center Point Wreck

Peter Lazenby 16 of Walker remained in serious condition at St Luke’s Hospital after a Friday night crash near Center Point. Alex Wilhelmi 15 of Center Point drove a pickup that failed to negotiate a sharp turn at Durow and Blue Creek roads, the truck hit a ditch and Lazenby was thrown from the bed. Wilhelmi faced charges of failure to maintain control and violation of a school driving permit.

Peter Lazenby Walker St. Luke's Hospital Center Point Linn County

Hiawatha CROP Walk Raises Funds Amid Record Turnout

More than 600 people joined the Hiawatha CROP Walk on Sunday with 622 walkers this year, 100 more than last year, along the Cedar Valley Nature Trail to raise funds for hunger relief. Twenty five percent supports local food banks and pantries, while 75 percent goes to Church World Service for development, refugee relief and global food aid.

Ellen Fisher Cedar Valley Fisher Linn Community Food Bank Churches of Marion Pantry Catholic Worker House Meals Greene Square Meals Springville Pantry Church World Service

Gazette Net Bulletin Board Opens for Reader Interaction

The Gazette announces Gazette Net an electronic bulletin board service. Call (319) 368-8800 set modem to 8 data bits no parity 4 stop bits full duplex to submit letters place classifieds and manage subscriptions. Readers can offer story ideas get Milestones forms and join discussions on current topics.

Gazette Gazette Net Fylowa The Gazette Co

Foreign exchange hurdles for Russian farmers highlighted by Iowa pair

Iowa farmers John Brannaman and Phil Hufford say converting Russia to a market system won’t happen quickly. Brannaman, who spent years promoting Iowa products in Ukraine and Russia, notes cultural barriers and limited results. Hufford adds that language is less a barrier than customs and decision making shaped by communism.

Ukraine Iowa Russia Amana Society Farms Hufford Iowa State University Extension Independence Levi's United States Hafford

Cedar Rapids Charter Commission backs strong mayor proposal

The 15 member Cedar Rapids Charter Commission voted to present a strong mayor form with a chief administrative officer. The panel plans a final proposal to the City Council by January 5 with elections to choose among the charter proposal current commission form and a council manager plan.

Lonnie Zingula Cedar Rapids Dave Shay Shay Commission Ruth Martwig Don Canney Dean Spina

Debate on Strength of Strong Mayor Power

Charter Commission chairman Dave Shay argues about how strong the strong mayor should be. The question centers on enabling effective leadership versus imposing limits on executive power.

Dave Shay Charter Commission

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