Orchard tractor auction near Wellman set for today
One of 60 tractors to be auctioned at a farm north of Wellman with details in the listing 1E.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1998
Page
1
One of 60 tractors to be auctioned at a farm north of Wellman with details in the listing 1E.
A generous Iowa family donates 3.75 million to the University of Iowa. Most funds will support a Medical Education and Biomedical Research Facility. The announcement highlights opportunities to advance medical training and research at Iowa City.
CBS presents a romance tale in TV Vision where a woman slips into a coma and wakes two decades later. A modern reunion explores memory, love, and the impact of time on relationships.
Tomorrow Gazette partners with KCRG-TV9 for a road tour of the Lincoln Highway. Dave Rasdal and Liz Mathis guide readers along a historic stretch, exploring its significance and features. The feature appears on Page 1A in Sundays Gazette at 10.
Pris cilla McKinley, a 37 year old diabetic Iowa resident who has survived multiple health crises including diabetes complications, a kidney transplant, and several heart attacks, fell into a 10 to 12 foot manhole on the University of Iowa campus while using a white cane. She credited luck and resilience in recovering and said she hoped for fewer adventures. The incident occurred near Jefferson and Dubuque streets as she walked on the campus.
Hurricane Georges lashed the Florida Keys with heavy rain and 105 mph winds causing property damage but no deaths or serious injuries were reported. The storm moved into the Gulf of Mexico and could approach areas between the Florida Panhandle and Louisiana as authorities warned evacuations and Clinton declared a state of emergency.
Iowa corrections chief W L Kip Kautzky outlined a 101.5 million plan to add 1,670 prison beds and expand community corrections over five years. The package calls for a 750-bed medium security prison, 400 more beds at Newton, 120 at Oakdale, 200 at Mitchellville, and 200 beds at existing mental health institutes, plus 168 residential beds in 2001 and a proposed new prison site in 2002.
Cedar Rapids library officials meet Monday to review a survey showing 80 percent of patrons use the downtown main branch and to discuss declines at Westdale and Town & Country branches. The committee will not decide fate then, with a full board vote planned Oct 1.
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