Local Meetings and Arts Schedule for Wednesday
Cedar Rapids City Council meets 9 am at City Hall with Linn County supervisors 10 30 am in the Administrative Office Building board room. 4 15 pm Linn County Day Care Advisory Committee meets at 520 1th St NW. 7 pm Hiawatha Library Board at City Hall. The Foreigner at Old Creamery Theatre 8 pm. University of Iowa Symphony at Hancher Auditorium 8 pm. The Green Room at Mount Mercy McRaith Auditorium 7 30 pm. Theater times on page 13A.
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Linn County Supervisors
Linn County Day Care Advisory Committee
St. NW
Old Creamery
Garrison
Music University Symphony
Hancher Auditorium
University of Iowa
Green Room
McRaith Auditorium
Warde Hall
Mount Mercy
City to study new water system for Lincolnway Village
City Council may approve a plan by Howard R. Green Co to design a full city connected water system for Lincolnway Village in southwest Cedar Rapids. The project would assess costs to 103 of 367 households and link to mains on Kirkwood Boulevard and Miller Avenue after plans are finished, with a public hearing to follow.
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Cedar Rapids
Lincolnway
Lincolnway Village
Kenny Greiner
Greiner
Toddville
City
Lee Coppock
Coppock
Slender World
Garcia
M.D
Five Seasons Center income and attendance down in August
August figures show income and attendance fell from the prior year as Motley Crue and Bryan Adams concerts drew large crowds in August 1985. Total August income at the Five Seasons Center was 47,205 versus 83,048 last year with 23,975 attendees compared with 34,526 previously.
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Five Seasons Center
Five Seasons Center Commission
David Pisha
Paramount Theatre
Eastern Iowa students win youth leadership scholarships
Two Eastern Iowa students receive $500 scholarships and an all expenses paid trip to a national youth leadership conference in St. Louis in October. Kelly Hennings of Elberon and Mike Schulte of Cedar Rapids named top and runner up by the Cedar Rapids Committee of the National Council on Youth Leadership.
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Eastern
Iowa
Eastern Iowa
St. Louis
Kelly Hennings
Elberon
Mike Schulte
Cedar Rapids
The
National Council On Youth Leadership
Hennings
Benton Community High School
van Horne
William and
Barbara Hennings
Schulte
Regis High School
David
Linda Schulte
West Liberty honors longtime city leader Waldo Myers
City Hall becomes Waldo C. Myers Municipal Building in tribute to Waldo Myers after 25 years as city manager and decades as city treasurer. He helped modernize utilities, water and sewer systems, and street paving while noting unsung duties such as responding to night water main breaks and power outages.
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West Liberty
Waldo Myers
Myers
Just Plain City Hall
Waldo C. Myers
City Hall
Marion Marching Invitational draws 800 plus musicians
More than 800 high school musicians including Lone Tree will join the sixth annual Marion Marching Invitational Saturday at the Marion football field across from Thomas Park. Bands from Central City Albia Lone Tree Alburnett Cedar Rapids Prairie Cedar Rapids Jefferson Linn-Mar and Marion high schools compete for trophies special awards for best drum major and color guard and a sportsmanship prize. Admission 2 for adults 1 for students. If rain the contest moves to Marion High School gym. Event sponsored by the Iowa High School Music Association.
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Brian Grady
Linn-Mar High School
Dan Stark
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Anne Bach
Prairie High School
Jennifer Chaffie
Linn-Mar
Christine Cook
Iowa City Regina
Eric Howes
Cedar Rapids Washington
Chris Hupfeld
Iowa City High
David Knutson
Corey Martin
Jullie Miller
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Mark Nel
Lone Tree Band
Marion
Thomas Park
Central City
Albia
Lone Tree
Alburnett
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Marion High School
Iowa High School Music Association
Sexual Politics author to speak at Cornell College
Kate Mille r author of Sexual Politics will lecture Oct. 2 at Cornell College in King Chapel at 11 a.m. The free public address highlights her work in the women's movement and civil rights. She directs films, writes novels, and teaches at multiple colleges before organizing a women’s art colony in Poughkeepsie New York.
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Mount Vernon
Kate Miller
Cornell College
King Chapel
Miller
University of Minnesota
Oxford University
England
Columbia University
Hunter College
Barnard College
Waseda University
Toyo
Bryn Mawr
University of California At
Sacramento
Berkeley
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Correction issued for Slim Design Phone memory claim
The C.O.M.E. circular misdescribes the Contemporary Slim Design Phone as having nine programmable memories. the phone actually lacks programmable memory. The circular also advertises Waechtersbach mugs priced at $1.99 each.
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C.O.M.E
Waechtersbach
Kinney Named Cedar Rapids City Treasurer
William J. Kinney, 39, assistant controller auditor for Cedar Rapids, is named city treasurer and will assume duties Monday. He replaces Ed Burrell who resigned to take a similar post in Roseville Minnesota. Kinney has served over 12 years in his current role with a salary of 34486, rising to 36210 as treasurer.
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William J. Kinney
Cedar Rapids
Kinney
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Benton Community
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Lisbon
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Iran
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Unience
Roseville
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Minneapolis
Hamilton Business College
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Saenel
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