Free food distribution planned for area poor this week
The Salvation Army at 1000 C Ave NW will give food to the new poor on Friday from 9 to 11 30 a.m. The regular Thursday times resume next week and other sites keep their usual schedules. The Human Services Emergency Survival Needs Committee sponsors the food distributions and a soup kitchen at Immaculate Conception School Cafeteria. Call United Way East Central Iowa for eligibility and information.
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Salvation Army
C Ave
St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
Johnson Ave. NW
Sharon United Methodist Church
Ninth Street
18Th Avenue Nw
Covington Church
Covington
HACAP
Hillside Market
Mount Vernon
First Christian Church
Third Ave
Center Point
Marion Pantry
12Th St
Marion
Human Services Emergency Survival Needs Committee
Immaculate Conception
Fourth Ave. SE
United Way Information
East Central
Iowa
Taxes Due Friday for Property Owners and Mobile Homes
Tax payments for property and mobile home owners are due Friday to avoid penalties. Payments postmarked by Sept. 30 are accepted. those dated Oct. 1 or later incur a 1 percent monthly late fee. In person payments are at the Linn County Treasurer's office 930 First St. SW, top floor, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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Linn County Treasurer's Office
Treasurer's Office
First St
Organist Nagano Stirs Wurlitzer At Paramount Cedar Rapids
About 1000 fans heard Jerry Nagano perform on the 11 rank Wurlitzer at the Paramount Theatre under CRATOS. The Cedar Rapids crowd enjoyed a nostalgic program featuring old pops, silent film accompaniment, and a strong finale with Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Les Zachers
Halcyon
Buster Keaton
Paramount Theatre
Cedar Rapids Area
Theater Organ Society
Cratos
Cedar Rapids burglary and car vandalism linked by police
In Cedar Rapids, burglars stole more than 3500 in valuables from Richard Porazils home and slashed all four tires on a car outside. Police said the incidents may be related and nine people were released after promising to appear in court. Separately, local officials noted Iowa League of Municipalities actions and leadership changes.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Porazil
C Ave
Linda Morris
10Th St
Morris
PCA Tightens Farm Loans As Octobers Rates Rise
Des Moines AP Central Iowa Production Credit Association adopts a policy adding 2 percent for higher risk borrowers, effective Oct 1, expected to spread to other IC PCA's. About one fifth of borrowers fall into the struggling category as Iowa PCA's hold 1.1 billion dollars in short term farm operating loans.
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DES Moines
Production Credit Association
Central Iowa
PCA
Iowa
Nine Arrested For After Hours at Cedar Rapids Tavern
Nine people were arrested around 2:45 a.m. at M and Js on Center Point Road NE for drinking after hours. Officers unlocked the tavern after the owner Julie Rhodes identified herself, uncovering eight more people hiding in a storage room.
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Cedar Rapids
Center Point Road
Julie Rhodes
Iowa City man charged after assault at Five Seasons Center
A 23 year old Iowa City man was arrested on assault and public intoxication charges for striking Cedar Rapids officer Scott Syverson four times during a Little River Band concert at the Five Seasons Center. Syverson, a security officer, was not seriously injured. The man appeared in court Saturday.
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Iowa City
Five Seasons Center
Eric Garwood
Cedar Rapids
Scott Syverson
Syverson
Little River Band
Nine motorists charged in Linn County drunk driving sweep
Nine people were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County from Thursday through Saturday. Names include Paula M. Pike 30 Billy D. Sanders 26 Fred J. Yoder 38 Ronald M. Thompson 27 Elizabeth L. Deutmeyer 18 Marvin D. Thurston 34 Eddie L. Smith 27 Edward O. Short 36 and Thomas F. Schrader 39 along with related infractions such as reckless driving improper taillights and disobeying signals.
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Linn County
Paula M. Pike
C Ave
13Th Street
Billy D. Sanders
25Th Ave
16Th Avenue
Sixth Street
Fred J. Yoder
Eldridge
First Avenue East
Ronald M. Thompson
C St
Elizabeth L. Deutmeyer
Anamosa
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Marvin D. Thurston
Clarence
Lisbon High School
Eddie L. Smith
27Th St
Eighth Avenue SE
Edward O. Short
Walker
Robins Road
Boysen Road
Hiawatha
Thomas F. Schrader
Mount Pleasant
15Th Street
Business women enrollment event in Coralville
The Old Capitol Chapter of the American Business Women's Association invites women employed or self employed to a fall enrollment event at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Carousel in Coralville Invitations are by invitation only For more information contact Ellie Carter or Arlene Dolezal at the listed numbers
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Coralville
Old Capitol
American Business Women's Association
Ellie Carter
Arlene Dolezal
Two more Iowa Citians join race for council
Iowa City candidates expand field for at large city council seats. Rick Taylor, 31, and Phil Nychay join six others including Jim Schwab, William Ambrisco, Douglas Bell, Jane Jakobsen, and George Strait. Nomination papers due by Sept. 29. Taylor is AFL-CIO official and former candidate.
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Johnson County
Iowa City
Iowa Citians
Rick Taylor
Baculis Mobile Home Park
Phil Nyday
S. Summit St
John Balmer
Larry Lynch Taylor
Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio Central Labor Council
Council
Nychay
Taylor
Jim
Schwab
University of Iowa
William Ambrisco
West Ambrisco Insurance Co
Douglas Bell
Jane Jakobsen
U of I College of Dentistry
George Strait
U of I College of Law
Bell
Jakobsen
Ambrisco
Coe College lecture on personal reflections by liberated male
Coe College hosts a lecture by Bob Vandeusen a 1974 graduate and founder of Cedar Rapids NAACP WOMEN and WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS project on Tuesday 7 30 p m in Gage Memorial Union Room B. The event highlights feminist perspectives and community discussions.
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Coe College
Bob Vandeusen
Coe
Cedar Rapids
National Organization of Women and Women’s Political Caucus
Gage Memorial Union
Skylab II ends record 59 days in orbit with splashdown
The three man crew of Skylab II completed a historic 59 days in orbit and safely splashed down in the Pacific Ocean marking a record duration for the mission.
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Pacific Ocean
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