Cedar Rapids approves two new water tanks to boost supply
Cedar Rapids City Council authorized 4.2 million dollars for two large water tanks to ease demand on a current storage tank. One 3 million gallon tank, 170 feet tall, will rise on an 84 acre site near Boyson Road. A second 2 million gallon tank, 150 feet tall, will be built on land near Wilson Avenue SW. Completion is targeted for summer 1990.
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Lee Coppock
Blairs Ferry Road
Rockwell Drive
Bowman Woods
Wilson Avenue
Wiley Boulevard
Cedar Rapids weighs bike registration proposal
Public Safety Commissioner Bob Jaeger proposed a mandatory one-time $5 bike registration with the Cedar Rapids Police Department. Mayor Don Canney and Parks Commissioner Dave Kramer opposed, citing enforcement issues, and the item was pulled for further study and possible return as optional with the existing $3 biennial license.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Safety
Bob Jaeger
Jaeger
Don Canney
Dave Kramer
Police Department
Cedar Rapids to Allow Amana and GBP Midwest to Dump at Landfill
Cedar Rapids expects about 27000 dollars yearly by letting Marengo firms Amana Refrigeration and GBP Midwest Color Printing dump waste at the Cedar Rapids Landfill. An informal agreement would permit dumping at the out of town rate of fourteen dollars per ton for about 1900 tons annually.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Amana
GBP Midwest
Marengo
Iowa County
Five Seasons Shopper's Showcase and Local Meetings
Today lists the Five Seasons Junior League Shopper's Showcase with a $3 admission and a slate of civic meetings including Cedar Rapids City Council at City Hall and Linn County Supervisors in the Administrative Office Building. Also on view are films I Never Sang for My Father at Mount Mercy College and The Amorous Flea at Old Creamery Theatre, plus Sundays in the Park with George at Mabie Theatre discounted at $9.
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Cedar Rapids
10Th Ave
Marion
McBaith
Mount Mercy College
George
Mabie
University of Iowa Theatre
Old Creamery Theatre
Garrison
IE executive to chair St. Luke's Hospital board
J Bernard Rehnstrom senior vice president finance and secretary and director of IE Industries was elected chairman of the St. Luke's Hospital board of directors at the annual meeting. He has served on the board since 1984. New officers include Carroll Reasoner Von Elbert and Kathy Lamb with new directors K L Dykes Nevin Meredith Bill Mowery James Sealy and the Rev George White. About 160 attended the gathering with hospital staff and administration.
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J. Bernard Rehnstrom
IE Industries Inc
St. Luke’s Hospital Board of Directors
Rehnstrom
Carroll J. Reasoner
von L. Elbert
Kathy Lamb
K.L. Dykes
Nevin Meredith
Bill Mowery
James M
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St. Luke’s
TV Vision
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Snow Village
New England
OUR Christmas Shop
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Mercy Hospital
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