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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1997
Page
9
Daily Notebook reports a non scientific poll invites callers to choose whether parents should be held responsible for their children's delinquency. It notes prior question on the Eric Shaw shooting drew 87 percent support for city and county officials and 13 percent for the Shaw family.
Online talk forum Your Two Cents on FYlowa discusses Cedar Rapids deer control and Iowa worker shortages. It also weighs the future of the British monarchy in current news dialogue.
The bulletin lists today events including Linn County Board of Supervisors work session at 8:30 a.m. and Department Heads at 11:45 a.m. Cedar Rapids Parks cuts ribbon at 4 p.m. for Tait Cummins Sports Complex. Board of Education sessions at 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Fairfax Public Library at 7 p.m., Coggon City Council at 7 p.m., Marion Public Library at 7 p.m., Walker City Council at 7:30 p.m. plus Cornell College lecture 9 a.m. to noon. Music by Bob Zeman at 11:15 a.m. and 2 p.m., Heaven's Gates & Hell's Flames at 7 p.m. Reading by Thomas Lynch at 8 p.m. Prairie Lights Books Iowa City. Farmers markets Noelridge 4–6 p.m. and Coralville 5–8 p.m. Local public notices and cultural events listed.
Powerball and Pick 3 results reported with numbers for Illinois and Iowa. No jackpot winners noted. Wednesday jackpots listed for Powerball and Super Cash Lotto. Cityline access provided for lottery numbers and results.
Vital statistics lists births at Mercy and St. Luke's in early September. Marriage licenses issued to Cedar Rapids area couples. dissolutions noted. Drunken driving charges and possession of alcohol underage reported with arrest times and locations. Information from The Gazette.
Iowa Landowners along the Alliance Pipeline route will learn about the Agricultural Impact Mitigation Agreement at an informational meeting in Manchester at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller said ~500 farmers will be protected in areas such as topsoil removal and soil restoration as the 36 inch gas line spans 1845 miles with 189 miles in Iowa. Meetings aim to explain terms beyond state and federal law and may model future pipelines.
The Indian Creek Nature Center hires Pamela Krug of Hiawatha as program specialist. She previously worked as an AmeriCorps member assigned to Trees Forever coordinating volunteers and leading environmental awareness activities. She will plan environmental education programs and other related projects.
Green Party organizer Edward Waiz reports Kwazi Nkrumah spoke at the Iowa City Public Library to promote ecological wisdom and grassroots democracy. Local member Russell Lovetinsky is seeking City Council, the first Green candidate in Iowa City.
University of Iowa law students will stage a mock court session on September 13 at Levitt Auditorium Boyd Law Building to argue a fictitious Iowa statute requiring public notice when convicted sex offenders move into a community. Justices of the Iowa Supreme Court will hear the case at 10 a.m. in UI's century old Supreme Court Day tradition.
Brenda Clancy 43, senior vice president of information and finance at AEGON USA, credits teamwork and family support for a 22 year rise from entry level to top management. She works with global offices in the Netherlands and other regions while balancing travel, flex hours, and her children Sara and Michael.
A dense list of upcoming events and reports from federal and state agencies and business groups. Highlights include July consumer credit, Q2 productivity, unemployment claims, current account balance, and Freddie Mac mortgage rates, plus multiple chapter meetings and speakers at venues around Cedar Rapids.
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