Local government schedule and cultural events update
The daily notebook lists public meetings in Linn County including the Board of Supervisors work session at Cedar Rapids Administrative Office Building and the Cedar Rapids City Council and school board sessions. It also notes the Chautauqua Iowa Sesquicentennial program at Cornell College and a Prairie Lights reading by Marie Williams, plus outdoor markets at Noelridge Park and Coralville’s S.T Morrison Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Lights
Marie Williams
Worldwide Church of the Handicapped
Prairie Lights Books
Iowa City
Illinois and Iowa lottery numbers and results
Sunday's Illinois Pick 3 and Powerball results show no winners. Saturday Iowa Super Cash Lotto and Cash Game numbers also produced no winners. winnings totals and upcoming jackpots are listed. Lottery numbers available on CITYLINE at the provided numbers.
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Iowa
Vital Statistics and Marriage Licenses Report
Vital statistics list births at Mercy and St. Luke's with names and addresses. A long list of marriage licenses issued in Cedar Rapids names numerous couples with spouses and home locations.
Fire Calls Reported Across Eastern Iowa This Week
The Gazette logs multiple incidents from public safety agencies in eastern Iowa including structure fires at 614 Third St NW and 1316 Fifth St NW, a 3:23 p.m. extraction on A Avenue NE, a non classified fire, a spill at Third Avenue SW, a vehicle fire on Mount Vernon Road SE, a outside of structure fire on 20th Avenue SW, and a dust explosion at Quaker Oats 418 Second St NE.
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Third St
Fifth St
A Avenue NE
Manhattan Park NW
Third Avenue
Mount Vernon Rd
20Th Ave
Second St
Marion Independent to borrow 200000 for devices at meeting
The Marion Independent school board will consider a resolution to borrow 200000 to cover computer and telephone purchases. The meeting is at 7 p.m. in the administrative boardroom at 777 S. 15th St. Marion. A work session will follow to discuss each building plan for the school year, shared agreements with Kirkwood Community College, and the status of an early retirement policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment
Fema Board
Homeless Coordinating Board
Witwer
Cedar Rapids School Board
Second Ave
Marion Public Library Board
Springville City Council
Coggon City Council
Fairfax Public Library Board
Marion Independent School Board
S. 15Th St
Marion
Alburnett City Council
Palo City Council
Kirkwood Community College
Gephardt Claims GOP Radicalism Aims to Unseat House Majority
Former Speaker Richard Gephardt campaigns in Iowa urging voters to punish a radical GOP agenda. He argues Democrats can win the House back by focusing on jobs, wages, budget balance, and health care failures while contrasting a families-first approach with Gingrich era radicalism.
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Ken Sullivan
United States
House of Representatives
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Gephardt
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Bob Rush
U.S. House
Jim Leach
Jones Park
Republi
Newt
Gingrich
Deputy in prostitution sting leaves Linn County Sheriff’s Office
A Linn County sheriff’s deputy who was among 10 near buyers in a Cedar Rapids prostitution sting in April 1994 resigned after the incident. Sheriff’s Major Karl Kolz said it was an internal matter and not charged.
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Linn Sheriff's Department
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Sheriff's Deputy
Sheriff's Department
Karl Kolz
Kolz
World War II fighter squadron to meet in Cedar Rapids
Members of the 1st Fighter Control Squadron of the 5th Air Force gather in Cedar Rapids from Sept. 18 to 22 at the Sheraton Four Points to reconnect after 53 years. They survived the Cape San Juan sinking on Nov. 11, 1943, when 1,429 aboard were reduced to 1,349 rescued after a Japanese sub torpedoed the transport 400 miles east of Fiji.
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Cedar Rapids
South Seas
1St Fighter Control Squadron
5Th Air Force
Sheraton
Four Points
Cape San Juan
Fiji Islands
Tom Hartley
Doctor's move to Marengo reflects Iowa ties and patient empowerment
Dr Deol left a Yale affiliated Norwalk Hospital post to serve at Marengo Medical Center after liking Iowa towns and the local school district. He stresses patient collaboration and preventive care, saying patients should know what they face and join the treatment journey.
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Deol
Iowa
Norwalk Hospital
Yale University
Marengo
Deal
Marengo Medical Center
Marengo Memorial Hospital
Grinnell College
Kathy
Iowa Valley
Avi
Rory
America's Heartland tour lures travelers to Iowa farms
The Touck Tour Co. promotes an eight day eight night Iowa Midwest itinerary starting in Chicago and ending in Wichita with stops at the Field of Dreams, Amana Colonies, Hoover Library, and Flint Hills Wagon train. Prices run 1325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Touch Tours
America’s Heartland
Karen Balderston
Paris
England
New England States
Deep South
California
Eady Shebroe
Brooklyn
N.J
America
Touck Tour Co
Midwest
Chicago
Wichita
Kan
Eisenhower Center
Flint Hills
Kansas
Four killed in weekend Iowa accidents raise toll
The weekend crashes across Eastern Iowa left four dead and several injured. Rex Hansen, 80, of Clarence died after his car left 290th Street in Cedar County near Sunbury. In Waterloo a car rollover killed Brett Klima, 20, while two passengers, Christopher Fuller and Michael Rupkey, were listed in serious condition. A Tama County collision killed Veronica Clinton and Jacqueline Krough, with others sustaining minor injuries. An eight mile south of West Union single vehicle crash left Ryan West hospitalized. Wartburg College will host a 4 p.m. Sunday organ dedication by David Higgs of the Eastman School of Music.
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Cindy Hadish
Iowa
Rex Hansen
Clarence
Sunbury
Cedar County
Iowa State Patrol
Tipton
Hansen
290Th
Muscatine General Hospital
Brett Klima
Buckingham
Waterloo
Christopher Fuller
Deere Road
West Ridgeway
Fuller
Covenant Medical Center
Michael Rupkey
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Matthew O’connor
Tama County
Veronica Clinton
Independence
Jacqueline Krough
Dysart
Highway 8
Fayette County
West Union
Ryan West
LaCrosse
Wis
Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center
West
William Bunn
Clear Lake
Bunn
Julie O’brien
Omaha
Neb
O’brien
Palmer Hospital
David Higgs
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N.Y
Wartburg College Chapel
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Iowa State University
Dorothy Schwieder
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Noelridge
Noelridge Park
Collins Road
Council Street
Coralville Farmers Market
S.T. Morrison Park
Seventh St
Illinois Lottery
Lisa
Kevin Wede
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Carolyn
Marshall Barker
Rainbow Blvd
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Eric Driscoll
Luzerne
Sandra
Peter Schrandt
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Kevin F. Flood
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Jason R. Jacobs
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