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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1986

Page

5

Century-old Ringling free-ticket offer echoes in Cascade

Promoters confirm Cascade residents can obtain two free tickets to Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus shows in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines this week by presenting a Cascade driver’s license at Five Seasons Center. The offer recalls Cascade’s 19th century ties to the circus, with locals planning to spread word and a few residents expressing interest.

Cascade Chris Manahan Metro-Iowa al Ringling Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Cedar Rapids Des Moines Des Moines Register Chuck Offenburger Ringling Washington, D.C Offenburger Iowa Adrian Aitchison Tri-County Historical Society Onslow Ringling Brothers Isaac W. Baldwin R.J. McVay Rangeling Brothers Shorty Parrott Frank Snowden Ad Severence Monticello Parrott Aitchison Ringling Bros. Circus Florida Five Seasons Center John Cahil Art Ricker Five Seasons Ringeling Ringling Bros

Animal Walk Route and Circus Schedule Announced

Elephant llama and horse processions set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Five Seasons Center. The Ringling Bros walk starts at C Avenue and Fourth Street NE, along the railroad to First Avenue then to Third Street. Four shows planned this week, two on Tuesday and two on Wednesday.

Five Seasons Center Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus C Avenue Fourth Street First Avenue Third Street

Iowa GOP launches student essay contest on Soviet message

Iowa Republicans invite primary school students to write a 100 word essay titled What Message I Would Send to Students in the Soviet Union. The winner earns a Des Moines meeting with Sen. Lugar, Sen. Grassley, and Gov. Branstad, plus Lugar's Fall Event speech. Entries due Oct. 4. send to Republican Party of Iowa, Des Moines.

Des Moines Iowa Republican Party Iowa Soviet Union Iowa Gop Richard Lugar Roger Rohwedder Republican Teachers’ Advisory Sally Novetzke Cedar Rapids Republican Party of Iowa High St

Explosion damages Keokuk home injures man

An explosion at a Missouri Avenue home in Keokuk injured 33-year-old Larry Evans. He was pulled from the wreckage by neighbors and is in stable condition with second degree burns to his face hips arms and back. Cause is under investigation.

Keokuk Larry Evans Missouri Avenue Evans

Two Dogs Shot Found at Marion Residence

Two dogs belonging to Marion man Wayne Wilson were found shot Sunday at his home 945 Ninth Ave. Police responded at 12 20 p m to Wayne Wilson residence and found one dog dead from a gunshot wound while another was critically injured. The investigation continues.

Marion Marion Police Department Wayne Wilson Ninth Ave Wilson

Women in Research Conference at University of Iowa

A two day annual conference titled Women in Research will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Holiday Inn in Iowa City. The event, first offered in 1984, targets professional development for women researchers and allies with a $50 registration fee for general attendees, $35 for faculty and staff, and $20 for graduate students.

Dubuque Women’s Action For Mount St. Francis Jay Robinson Iowa Sam Day Nukewatch Madison Wis Gail Weitz Floraview Dr Iowa City University of Iowa U of I Holiday Inn U of I Center For Iowa Memorial Union

St Luke's hosts national teleconference on life support ethics

St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids will join a national teleconference titled Who Lives Who Dies Who Decides moderated by Ted Koppel. The three hour program originates from Washington and will be beamed to 101 U.S. cities and eight Canadian cities. Participants include Sen Albert Gore Jr and Justice Paul Lincos among others. The event will address medical technology costs and when to withhold or withdraw life support. The program is in Schwartz Center Room 163 at St Luke's.

St. Luke’s Hospital Ted Koppel Abc-Tv Cedar Rapids Albert Gore Jr Tennessee Supreme Court Paul Lincos Massachusetts William Schwartz Tufts University Alexander Morgan Capron Topping

Moline man injured fleeing police in Cedar Rapids chase

Michael Anderson, a 24 year old from Moline Illinois, was hospitalized in stable condition after fleeing officers on foot Friday in Cedar Rapids. He was wounded in a fall from a five foot embankment along Mount Vernon Road SE and suffered a fractured eye socket and possible head injury.

Moline Cedar Rapids Michael Anderson University Hospitals Iowa City Mercy Hospital Anderson Mount Vernon Road

Rap session to start for Vietnam veterans Cedar Rapids Vet Center

An evening rap group for Vietnam era veterans begins Oct 8 at the Cedar Rapids Vet Center with weekly sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 201 of the Educational Service Center. The free group focuses on peer support for military reentry issues, alcoholism, drugs, relationships, and vocational concerns. Register by Oct 3. contact Doug Kolarik or Greg Clark at 398-2424.

Cedar Rapids Vet Center Educational Service Center Second Ave Doug Kolarik Linn Kolarik Greg Clark

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