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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2009
Page
3
Edith Daniel 61 of Cedar Rapids died when a car she rode in rolled several times on Interstate 88 in northwest Illinois. James Daniel 65 of Cedar Rapids, who dozed off, was among three taken to Illinois Hospital in Silvis. two 14-year-olds also hospitalized with unknown conditions.
Johnson County District Judge Douglas Russell orders the University of Iowa to disclose 445 documents intact and redact about 685 pages in the inquiry into an alleged October 14 2007 sexual assault involving former Hawkeye football players Abe Satterfield and Cedric Everson. The Press-Citizen suit seeks access while the university cites confidentiality. Both players plead not guilty and await trial.
Sutliff Bridge Authority holds a Labor Day street dance to thank supporters after last year’s flood damaged the 111 year old span. Randy Howell says a rebuild is hoped with federal and state funding and donations to cover flood damage and any other repairs.
Jamie Kelly reports from Edinburgh where the Folk Festival staged a 1920s 1930s threshing demonstration. A 1930s tractor powers a 1920s thresher, separating oats from straw with belts bells and belts. Spectators including kids watched as dust flew and gears churned showcasing farming’s past.
Cedar Rapids volunteers are urged to join the first National Day of Service and Remembrance on Friday. Age 14 plus can help flood recovery by gutting, cleaning, and rebuilding homes. Parental consent and liability waivers required. wear protective clothing. call (319) 540-4814 to register.
Cedar Rapids library board will not seek a levy in November but hopes to place it on the 2011 ballot. The plan would raise the levy from 4 to 27 cents per $1,000 to fund a new facility, with site options at Greene Square Park or First Avenue and Eighth Street SE.
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