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NEWS JOURNAL Man drowns in Iowa River MARION Iowa City police haven't determined Gibson to leave school board • Marion Independent school board identity of victim President Gordon Gibson announced at last night's board meeting that he will By John Kenyon not seek re-election this fall. Gibson is Gazette Johnson County Bureau completing his fourth three-year term IOWA CITY — Police were on the board. seeking clues last night to Bill Huntoon, the other Marion board identify a man who drowned member up for re-election, told The Monday in the Iowa River Gazette after the meeting he is planning near Burlington Street. to run again. Huntoon, a 20-year board Police described the man as member, has served as president and being approximately 40 years vice president. old, 5 feet 8 inches tall and The Marion Independent district also about 220 pounds. He has light will be seeking to fill the remaining two colored hair, cut in a flat top. years of a seat previously held by Mark He carried no identification. Smith, who resigned this month after Workers repairing the chim- being called to extended active duty ney on the University of Io- with the U.S. Army Reserve. wa's Hydraulics Lab first spot- Election petitions can be Filed after ted the man and notified July 7. Deadline for filing is July 31. police at 10:24 a.m. The work- ers saw the man climb the rail on the south side of the Child safety program postponed bridge, and drop into the wa- • Marion police have canceled safety ter above the Burlington education programs scheduled for today Street dam. Police said while at Linn-Mar Intermediate School. the man did not jump from the Police, in cooperation with St. Luke's bridge, it appeared he inten- Child Protection Center, scheduled the tionally dropped into the wa- two sessions after what may have been ter. two child abduction attempts in Marion. Rescue workers tried several The Linn-Mar school, however, has times to reach the body, start- an interruptible power contract and was ing just downstream from the notified Monday its power would be cut Burlington Street bridge. Res- today because of anticipated high cuers were forced to move Gazette photo by Buzz Orr electrical demands. The safety programs equipment several times as Rescue workers under the Highway 6 bridge in Iowa City pull a drowning victim from a rescue boat Monday morning along the will be rescheduled later, according to the body quickly drifted face- bank of the Iowa River. Police do not know the identity of the man, who was pronounced dead at University Hospitals. Marion police Lt. Steve Glenn. down on the fast-moving river. The sheriffs rescue boat ambulance personnel tried for University Hospitals. and westbound lanes of the dam and then not become was put in between Burlington 20 minutes to revive the man. Burlington Street bridge. caught in debris at the bottom CEDAR RAPIDS and Benton streets. The body This is the first drowning of the river in that area. was recovered by a crew on Workers still were administer- near the Burlington Street Police Capt. Pat Harney said School board OK's staff changes that boat between Benton ing CPR around 11 a.m. when dam since October 1994, when the quick recovery of the body • The Cedar Rapids school board Street and Highway 6. It was the body was placed in the Cameron Inghram, 22, was surprising. He said it is For updates on this story approved several personnel items last brought out under the High- ambulance. The man was pro- drowned after he fell through unusual for a person to make — — call 363-7000 or night. way 6 bridge, where fire and nounced dead on arrival at a gap between the eastbound it over the Burlington Street 337-7000, category 2553. As part of the district's reorganization plan, Austin Mueller is moving from special services director to the newly created position of executive director of special services. His salary Police: Death is a homicide Landfill restriction will increase from $64,634 this year to A prayer service for Even- $75,000. Slain C.R. woman's aunt: She son will be at 7 p.m. today at Nancy Raw, associate director of the Brosh Chapel. (See obitu- sent back to board was just a good, normal kid ary, 2B.) special services, will become Van Buren By Steve Stepanek Elementary School principal at a salary Evenson's death is the first By Rick Smith Gazette news Intern of $60,000. Pat Wilson, the district's homicide in Cedar Rapids LINN COUNTY Gazette staff writer In a unanimous vote, the social studies facilitator, will become not involving a vehicle since mission's three-hour ses- Cedar Rapids police detectives on Monday March 1995, when a 15-year- Linn County Planning and Garfield principal at a salary of $60,000. called the weekend death of 22-year-old Traci Zoning Commission last sion and, in the end, it was All the changes are effective July 1. old Chicago man was gunned the need to stay consistent Evenson a homicide, but said little else. down in a drug-and-gang-re- night reaffirmed its deci- Also last night, the school board gave Evenson's mother, sister and aunt didn't sion that the county's land that carried the day. preliminary approval to a plan to lated murder in the south- need to add much more: Seeing the three said east part of the city. use plan be amended to improve the parking lot at Hiawatha it for them. Trad Evenson prohibit landfills from be- The 65 CSR requirement, Elementary School. Plans are to add 28 1st C.R. homicide Police Lt. Kenneth Wash- ing placed on prime farm has been a part of land use; parking spots — increasing the number since March 1995 burn declined to reveal the land. policy in Linn County for- "SHE WORKED AND she didn't bother other zoning issues fori of spots to 58 — and another entrance to anybody," said the dead woman's mother, cause of Evenson's death, but the parking lot. The second part of the he emphasized that it was a homicide when The commission met in more than 20 years, Com"-; Norma Zillyette, as she and the two other : job requires the approval of Hiawatha asked if her death might be something else: a special session in response mission Chairman Pat Pisa. - women, alone with themselves under an unre- to the recent action by the rik said. To not include it'. building and zoning officials. lenting sun, entered Brosh Chapel mortuary to suicide or a drug overdose, for instance. Paul Drahos, construction project "This is all we are releasing at this time," he Board of Supervisors, when siting a landfill would: plan a funeral. which rejected the first be questionable, he said. *.- supervisor, said $55,000 is budgeted Evenson, a 1994 Washington High School said. from the schoolhouse fund for the reading of the amendment graduate, worked two jobs and was studying on the grounds that it The first part of the meet: " project. computers at Kirkwood Community College, ON SUNDAY, HE had estimated the death to have happened sometime within 36 hours of the might not withstand a court ing consisted of a review oh her mother said. challenge. all restrictions affecting' Health grants are given "She didn't drink, didn't smoke," said Even- body's discovery at 9 a.m. Sunday. The county's planning landfill sites, to include- • Young Parents Network in Cedar son's sister Jodi Jackson, the one who found Dr. David Kresnicka, assistant county medi- both those imposed by law I Evenson's body Sunday morning in her sec- cal examiner, continues to investigate the staff had indicated that lim- Rapids is one of 11 organizations iting the location of a fu- and those voluntarily adopt- : ond-floor apartment at 438V2 Ninth Ave. SW. death, his office reported Monday. receiving health improvement grants ture landfill to areas with ed by the Citizens Advisory; from the Wellmark Foundation, a "She was just a good, normal kid," said the Uniformed police officers remained at the Commission (CAC), the- homicide scene during the day Monday. corn suitability ratings private, non-profit affiliate of Wellmark aunt, Betty Nyberg. (CSRs) of less than 65 might group charged with investK Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Meanwhile Monday, both of Evenson's em- gating various landfill-relat-; ployers, APAC Teleservices and Hy-Vee Food illegally limit the number Young Parents Network will receive NONE OF THE THREE women wanted to of suitable sites. ed options. '.• $50,000 to enhance its outreach prenatal discuss the details of the death or possible Stores, took time to speak highly of her. services program in Linn County suspects. "We're saddened by her death," said Bruce This was the single issue through advanced training of program "We don't know anything yet," Nyberg said. debated at the zoning com- • Turn to 3B: Landfill;. managers and volunteers. "I wish we did." • Turn to 3B: Homicide Ghost Town Club members visit unfinished Youngville cafe hen you get a taste Newhall. "When we get it open, it'll be the only for the unknown, potty stop between Cedar Rapids and Toledo." Wbe wary of biting RAMBLES' • • • off more than you can I hope Ghost Town Club members tuned in Io- chew. wa's newest radio station on their journey. More Anne Schoonover of Gar- than a year of hard work to secure financing, deal rison admits to being over- with the Federal Communications Commission Cathy Campbell (right) general whelmed a year or so ago and plan construction came alive at 6 a.m. May 30 manager of KZAT-FM (95.5), as she pressed on with res- when KZAT-FM (95.5 of Belle Plaine, Tama and works with new on-alr personali- toration efforts for the 1931 Toledo) signed on. ty Melissa Martin, 18, of Chel- Youngville service sta- Initial rumblings came from space movie theme sea, In the radio station's Tama tion/cafe at Highways 30 songs — "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Apollo 13" studio. KZAT-FM became Iowa's and 218 in Benton County. before listeners heard a simple "tap, tap" on the mike. newest radio station when it But Friday she was all signed on at 6 a.m. May 30. smiles as 70 visitors from "Are we on yet?" asked general manager and the Ghost Town Club of Dave morning DJ Cathy Campbell, 37. Colorado became the cafe's Rasdal False starts included a country song, "Ava Ma- first out-of-state visitors. Gazette ria" and mooing cows and oinking pigs. Finally, "It's very rough in staff the classic rock station got it right with the Roll- ing Stones' "Start Me Up." there," Anne told the writer group. "But if you could The Zoo Crew, as the on-air DJs are called, see what it was like when have had a blast ever since from the Tama studio. we started..." And so has the public. It was a mess — thick bushes, leaking roof, "One of the biggest hits is our local traffic re- graffiti everywhere. But Anne and dozens of oth- port," Cathy says. ers cleaned it up and secured numerous grants for Tama Police Chief Rod McCool will deadpan Gazette photo by Dave Rasdal the $120,000 restoration project. Architectural about traffic jams in the loop or crowded condi- tions on Highway 63. Toledo Police Chief Wayne plans were received last week, and volunteers June 15 in Nebraska City, Neb. • * • hope Youngville can open in a year. Dreams in- Martin and Belle Plaine Chief Ron Tippett also And finally, will Jane Wynkoop of Wyoming ev- have been known to call in such reports. Well, the record — at least west of the Missis- clude making it a self-sufficient tourist center er give up pulling pranks? with a resident manager in the upstairs apart- A young, enthusiastic staff and coverage from sippi — remains intact. ment, farmers' markets in the yard and home- west Cedar Rapids to Colo, and from Fredericka "If we would have had a tail wind, we could When I bit into a large cinnamon roll at our Ga- made pie in the cafe. to north of Oskaloosa, have put the Classic Z on have gotten maybe 200 feet," firefighter Scott zette coffee Wednesday at the Trio Cafe, it seemed Ghost Town Club members — traveling the old the map. Geissinger says. "But we had to shoot into the a little tough. A second bite revealed one of Jane's Lincoln Highway from east to west through Fri- • • • wind." infamous white milk filters. day — praised Iowa for its friendly people, beauti- Vinton Fire Department volunteers recently The 162-foot, 6-inch squirt didn't come close. Jane has baked these paper-thin disks into ful farms and historical restorations like learned that talk is cheap. Breaking the hand But, it did earn first place. April Fools' Day pancakes for her husband, Leon- Youngville. pumper record of 260 feet 6 inches set by depart- "We had a blast," Scott says. "We looked at this ard, on and off through 50 years of marriage. This "Thanks for the work you're doing on a real ment counterparts a century ago is a different as a learning experience. We learned a bellyful." year she got him by sewing a leg shut on his un- piece of history," said club member Jim Ranniger, matter. The hand pumper will be displayed at Vinton's derwear. a western Iowa native. After restoring the same 1873 hand pumper Party in the Park celebration Saturday. There's Now I know how Leonard feels. "There aren't too many places like this left," used for that 1893 record, today's volunteers were even talk of letting a few spectators try their hand Dave Rasdal's column appears Tuesdays, Fri- said Youngville volunteer Richard Grovert of all pumped to beat the record in a muster held at it. days and Sundays in The Gqiette. ( v 4 The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Tues,, June 24, 1997 3B * METRO/IOWA DAILY NOTEBOOK Girls: Truck Sheep shot ToDAY/June 24, 1997 MEETINGS with fugitives 8:30 a.m. — Linn County Board of Supervisors, informal, large conference room, Administrative Office parently had been to Disney Building. Suspects' friend said World and were staying in a 8:30 a.m. — Region 10 Advisory Board, Cedar Rapids motel at nearby Kissimmee, Fla. Workforce Development Center, 800 Seventh St. SE. Florida trip planned 8:30 a.m. — Cedar Rapids City Council, informal, Upon learning of the murders council chambers, City Hall. By Dale Kueter and robbery and that warrants 9 a.m. — Cedar Rapids Board of Review, oral and Gazette staff writer had been issued for the arrests non-oral hearings, Armory of City Hall and City Assessor's Two fugitive stepbrothers of McMahan and Kauffman, the Office, fifth floor, City Hall. from Iowa still were driving a situation changed dramatically. Noon — East Central Iowa Private Industry Council, East stolen 1997 green Dodge Dakota Eventually, the girls were given Central Iowa Employment and Training Consortium, 1201 pickup as late as Wednesday, money by the suspects and al- Sixth St. SW. two Oskaloosa teen-age girls lowed to leave. 3 p.m. — Cedar Rapids City Planning Commission, have told investigators. fourth floor, council chambers, City Hall. Clint Loveall, 18, a friend of 5:30 p.m. — Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission, Jamie McMahan, 22, of rural the two fugitives who also dated Emergency Management Agency conference room, Rose Hill, and Christopher both girls, said he was one of basement, City Hall. Kauffman, 18, of Oskaloosa, are the last people to see the four- 7 p.m. — Linn County Deer Task Force meeting, break charged with killing Barbara some before the crime spree. room, basement, Administrative Office Building. Garber, 52, of rural What Cheer, He said McMahan decided to 7 p.m. — Hiawatha Planning & Zoning Commission, on June 11 and stealing her Hiawatha Council Chambers. green Dodge pickup. have a party the evening of 7:30 p.m. — Linn County Board of Adjustment, board June 10 at the local Super 8 Mandi Smith, 17, and Amanda motel. Loveall and the other room, Administrative Office Building. Miller, 16, who accompanied the SPACE EXHIBIT four sat around drinking beer suspects to Florida, returned before he decided to walk home International Space Station exhibit, full-scale mock-up home Saturday night. of space station living quarters, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Science at about 1:30 a.m. the morning 'The last we knew, they still of June 11. Station parking lot, 427 First St. SE; free. had the green truck," Chuck MUSIC Wood, a supervisory agent for "Jamie and Chris said that at All-State Music Camp honors recital, 8:30 p.m., Clapp the Iowa Division of Criminal 2:30 (a.m.), they were going to Recital Hall, University of Iowa. Investigation (DCI), said Mon- Florida. They said if I wanted to CANCELLATION day. go, to come back," Loveall said. "However, I would be sur- "They just said they had money STAY SAFE, a safety education program for children and and were going to go." parents, which had been scheduled today at Linn-Mar prised if it had the same plates Intermediate School, has been canceled because of the or if they don't have a different Loveall said he declined the school's interruptible power agreement. vehicle by now," Wood said. invitation. FARMERS MARKETS "But that's speculation." "There was no need for me to City Market at Riverside Roundhouse, 1350 A St. SW, Wood said Smith and Miller go. I didn't have no money," he 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. have been "cooperative and re- said. sponding to our questions. They Authorities have acknowl- Gazette photo by Duane Crock CLINIC have not been charged and there edged that McMahan and Kauff- Matthew Vasquez (right) of Chicago tries to steady a sheep for a photo during is no reason to believe at this Sexually transmitted disease examination and man were users of methamphet- a visit to the Jim and Delia Crock farm at Mechanlcsvllle. Matthew and other treatment, 2 to 4 p.m., Linn County Health Department, point that they will be charged amine, or crank, and Loveall 501 13th St. NW; appointment required at 398-3551. with anything. Certainly that's members of an all-Hispanic choir from Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in said the young men "looked South Chicago were invited to Mechanlcsvllle by the Crocks' daughter, Barb RECYCLING not the direction it's heading." pretty strung out when I saw (center), who helps lead the choir. Besides visiting the farm, the choir sang at Cedar Rapids drive-through recycling site, 7:30 a.m. to Neither is there reason to them." 4 p.m., Public Works complex, 1201 Sixth St. SW. believe anyone else was in- a Sunday Mass in the Cedar County community. Matthew's brother, Benjamin Loveall said there was no dis- (left), holds a more cooperative sheep. Cedar Rapids recycling truck, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., volved in the June 11 crime cussion at the party of robbing a Hy-Vee, 20 Wilson Ave. SW. rampage, Wood said. bank. Marlon recycling, noon to 8:15 p.m., 195 35th St. In addition to Garber, Island Schultz, 18, of rural Gibson, was Wood, who was in the Wash- LOTTERIES shot and killed. Her Ford Probe ington, D.C., Fox Network stu- was stolen and later used in the dios Saturday night, said 80 Comedians varied laughs at robbery of the Gibson Savings calls were received after "Amer- IOWA LOTTERY Bank. ica's Most Wanted" program broadcast a segment on the Iowa $100,000 CASH GAME: 14-15-17-28-35 All of the crimes occurred 'Live from Iowa City' show DAILY MILLIONS: Red: 9-11; White: 12-17; Blue: 5-17 crimes. within a five-mile area where By John Kenyon ILLINOIS LOTTERY Keokuk, Poweshiek and Mahas- Most concerned the green ka counties meet. truck, he said. So far, none of Gazette Johnson County Bureau COMEDY REVIEW PICK 3 MIDDAY: 2 6 6 PICK 3 EVENING: 7-2-4 the information has produced IOWA CITY — Three "Saturday Night PICK 4 MIDDAY: 5-9 8-2 PICK 4 EVENING: 9-9-2-6 From what the girls have told Live" comedians offered very different wowed with wacky, physical comedy and authorities, they didn't realize any new leads on whereabouts LITTLE LOTTO: 3-11-13-20-25 6-of-54 JACKPOT: $6 million of the fugitives. types of humor Sunday, but by the end of Norm MacDonald closed with a raunchy the seriousness of what had the night, it was all too much. set of deadpan observations. happened until they called home The Associated Press contribut- VITAL STATISTICS Wednesday night. The four ap- ed to this story. Hancher Auditorium hosted a laugh Hammond crafted humor around myri- fest Sunday night as part of "Live from ad impersonations. BIRTHS Iowa City . . . It's Sunday Night Fun," presented by the University of Iowa Breuer spent much of his time rumi- ST. LUKE'S C.R. middle schools Athletic Department as part of the 1997 nating on marijuana and alcohol. June 22 — Celene and Jesse Deluna, 1300 Oakland AEGON Advantage golf tournament. MacDonald kept the audience in stitch- Rd. NE, a daughter; Davlna Phillips and Calvin Gibson, The humor ran the gamut Sunday: es in spots, but his reliance on swearing 2446 11th Ave. SE, a son; Roberta and Glenn Hendryx, target at-risk students Darrell Hammond offered impersonation- and sexually oriented material drove Mount Auburn, a daughter. By Becky Stover dents for some classes such as driven political satire, Jim Breuer many from the auditorium. Gazette staff writer gym, music and industrial tech- THE LOG Cedar Rapids' six middle nology. Students will spencj at schools have come up with six least one class period a day on Information for The Log is collected by The Gazette from proposals to better reach at-risk community service, field trips Athletics officials at U of I public safety agencies in Eastern Iowa. students.- or career exploration. Linn County At Monday's school board • Franklin Middle School — issue apology for comedian work session, principals of the An alternative classroom will be DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGES six schools shared information set up for qualifying students, By John Kenyon U of I Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby The following people charged with drunken driving are about alternative education pro- primarily seventh and eighth Gazette Johnson County Bureau said MacDonald's act "would be consid- listed with time and place of arrest. grams that will begin this fall. graders. A late start or partial IQWA CITY — University of Iowa ered to be in very bad taste in nearly Paul C. Naujoks, 30, 1809 Ridgewood Terrace SE; All six programs have a career day may be part of the program. Athletic Department officials were teed- every venue in Ameri- Sunday in the 100 block of Fifth Street NW. component. Special emphasis will be placed off enough about Norm MacDonald's Sun- ca." Athletic Depart- Steven L. Hyde, 37, 2805 A Ave. NE, Apt. 5; Sunday at The number of middle school day night comedy act that they yanked ment spokesman Rick Center Point Road and J Avenue NE. on life and survival skills, fami- students who fall through the ly life, wellness and careers. his golf invitation for Monday. Klatt said the U of I Blair D. Harbaugh, 39, 930 Fourth St., Marion; Sunday was assured during in the 200 block of Blairs Ferry Road. cracks is increasing, Harding Several members of the audience left Principal Carol Lensing told the • McKinley Middle School during MacDonald's act, which contained contract negotiations Shirley A. Adney, 27, 1056 Third Ave. SE, Apt. 6; Friday — Three teachers will oversee a in the 100 block of 10th Street SE. board. references to sex acts, AIDS and homo- that MacDonald could Tracy D. Fett, 33, 1925 Gretchen Dr. SW; Friday in the McKinley Principal Tom Van special afternoon program. The sexuality. The comic alluded to the meet guidelines. 1900 block of Gretchen Drive SW (third offense). Deest said the southeast Cedar focus will be on life-based in- stream of people leaving the auditorium, "We were very ex- Gary L. Harkness, 46, 616 Fourth Ave. SE; Friday at Rapids school probably has struction, including independent but continued his set. "What do you want plicit about the details Interstate 380 and H Avenue NE (second offense). more students than it can han- living skills, jobs, socials skills to talk about? Losing your luggage at the of the event, and about Benjamin G. Heath, 20, Mount Vernon; Saturday in the dle in the new at-risk program. and recreation. airport?" he asked as people left. the type of people who 400 block of Highway 30 in Mount Vernon. Eighty students have been iden- Norm MacDonald would be there," Klatt John W. Seeley, 20, Prairie du Chien, Wis.; Saturday at • Roosevelt Middle School The Athletic Department issued an Offended some Highway 13 and Prairie Chapel Road. tified as candidates for the up- — In an effort to cut down on apology to the public Monday, calling said. James S. Skelton, 21, Walford; Friday at Highway 30 coming year. office traffic and teach positive MacDonald's performance "inappropriate MacDonald left town Monday morning and Skiltman Road. Each school will be allowed to behaviors, the school is staffing for the audience assembled." and was unavailable for comment. Jeff S. DeLong, 32, 1500 Ninth Ave., Marion; Saturday add one teacher and one teacher a special room with a facilitator in the 900 block of Eighth Avenue, Marion. associate. who will work with students Thomas M. Wlnsor, 48, Vinton; Saturday in the 1000 Qualifications and length of who have behavior problems. block of A Avenue NE. student participation in the pro- DRUG CHARGES gram vary by building. At-risk • Wilson Middle School — Man who killed self upset Eileen S. Balducki, 48, and John R. Balduckl, 46, both students include those with a Wilson's efforts to reach at-risk of 438 Ninth Ave. SW; charged with manufacturing history of attendance problems, students — led by a facilitator marijuana; police reported finding a growing operation after failing grades and unstable — will include more individual executing a search warrant Sunday at their residence. tutoring, behavior contracts and by breakup of marriage home environment. job shadowing. Following is a summary of the By Lynn M. Tefft tion indicates Marc Evans intended to schools' alternative education • Taft Middle School — Taft Gazette Johnson County Bureau commit suicide when he went to Joan Johnson County plans: will begin a program that allows IOWA CITY — Devastated by his im- Evans' home. pending divorce, Marc Evans had talked DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE • Harding Middle School — some students, including some Marc Evans spent most of his life Up to 30 seventh and eighth at-risk and special education recently of having nothing to live for, a around Windham, an unincorporated Matthew Michael Cook, 28, 1308 K St. SW, Cedar friend said Monday. Rapids; 1:49 a.m. Monday in Iowa City. graders will work with two students, to stay with the same Johnson County town along County Road teachers and two teacher associ- team of teachers for two years "I told him to move, get a job some- F-52 between Iowa City and Parnell. ates. They will join other stu- — sixth and seventh grades. where else," said Mary Soukup of Wind- Friends there said Evans and his seven ham. "But he was ob- brothers and sisters had a rough child- Homicide sessed with Joanie." hood. Their mother was killed in a car accident in Homestead years ago. • From page IB Landfill: Sites studied Authorities say Ev- ans, 35, of Parnell, died Evans' family declined comment Mon- Tiemann, APAQ spokesman, who cited company • From page IB of a self-inflicted gun- day. policy in declining to detail the particulars of shot to the head after Joan Evans' family declined comment Evenson's work history with the company. ". . . Zoning commission staffers Commissioner Cindy Kettel- breaking into the Iowa on her relationship with Marc Evans. And like everyone else, we're awaiting details used map overlays to show the kamp said that much of the land City home of his es- was eliminated through CAC's "Joan is doing fine," her father, Harold from the Cedar Rapids Police Department." commissioners and the 40 audi- tranged wife, Joan Ev- Weldon of Parnell, said of the weekend Jim Lingo, store director at Hy-Vee's Collins ence members the progressive voluntarily imposed restrictions. ans, 26. He assaulted effect of each ^^^mmm incident. Road NE store, said Evenson had bused tables in The commissioners ultimately her and her guest, Marc and Joan Evans were married layer of re- 30, the store's eatery and cleaned dishes in the determined that CAC's restric- Kevin Rohrer, of Marc Evans April 29, 1995, in Cosgrove. Their divorce kitchen since September 1995. She worked 8 a.m. strictions. The commis- Brooklyn, Iowa, before Topped by a tions should not be considered, Assaulted was pending in Johnson County District to 1:30 p.m., four days a week, and, he thought, 30 sioners and concluded that the combina- shooting himself, ac- estranged wife Court. hours more a week for APAC. chart outlin- cording to authorities. ing all the ultimately tion of restrictions imposed by Friends said Marc Evans worked sea- "She was trying to make it on her own," Lingo land in the determined law and the 65 CSR requirement Services for Evans will be 9 a.m. sonal jobs including landscaping, con- said. "She was working hard to make it on her county with resulted in far more land that Wednesday at Windham Community struction and bricklaying. Most recently own." CSRs of more that CAC's could serve as a potential land- Church. (See obituary, 2B.) he had worked for Petersen Drywall in Store employees were scratching their heads than 65, the restrictions fill site. Johnson County Sheriff Bob Carpenter Iowa City. about the death and answering questions from composite should not This should make the land-use said Monday that no charges are likely In his spare time, Marc Evans partici- police, the store director said. map demon- policy amendment less vulnera- in the incident, which occurred around pated in motocross races at Hawkeye But, he said, police weren't finding out anything strated that be ble to legal assault, Pisarik said. 5:30 a.m. Sunday at 903 Spring Ridge Dr. Downs Speedway in Cedar Rapids, his at the store. There hadn't been a hint of troubles few sites in considered. He said that it now will be in the Lake Ridge Manufactured Home friends said. in her life: "We never saw anything," he said. the county — redelivered to the BoarcLof Su- Park. "He was really good," said Bob Sou- Lingo called Evenson quiet and dependable, would re- pervisors in tntfe- for consider- "The person responsible for it is gone," kup, who manages the store in Windham. never a problem for her supervisors main suitable for landfill. ation at its next meeting. Carpenter said, adding t^at the investiga- "He'd usually gf^ first or sec^.id place." .2B The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Tues., June 24, 1997 DEATHS/EASTERN IOWA

CEDAR RAPIDS CEDAR RAPIDS CALMAR ONSLOW IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY O F Dorothy Williams Harring- Gary D. Barker, 50, of 220 Clara Ehler, 70, of Newton, Frank Jr. Young, 70, died ton Ersoff, 86, or North Miami, Seventh St. SW, died Sunday, formerly of Calmar, died Monday, Monday, June 23, 1997, i n his Fla., formerly of Cedar Rapids and June 22, 1997, in his home after a June 23, 1997, in Mercy Hospital home after a long illness. Servic- Lance R. Schaeffer Ramon E. Urban Williamsburg, died Thursday, sudden illness. Services: 10:30 a.m. Medical Center, Des Moines, after es: 10 a.m. Wednesday, Kramer 7/26/26 — 2/24/72 June 19, 1997, in her home after a Wednesday, Teahen Funeral a short illness. Services: 11 a.m. Funeral Home, Monticello, by the 6/23/67 — 1/5/70 short illness. Her body has been Home, by the Rev. Steven Ro- Wednesday, St. Aloysius Catholic Rev. Clayton George. Private buri- Dear Dad: cremated. Graveside services will sonke. Friends may call from 3 to Church. Burial: church cemetery. al will be a t a later date. Friends Some peo- You've been bo at a later date in Williamsburg. 8 p.m. today and after 9:30 a . m . Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. may call from 2 to 9 p.m. today ple come into "missing in Survivors include a daughter, Wednesday at the funeral home, today at French Funeral Home, and 7:30 to 9:45 a.m. Wednesday at our lives and action" for 25 Jerry Evans of North Miami; a where a vigil service begins at 7 Calmar, where there will be a the funeral home. quickly go. years, but we tonight. Burial: Shiloh Cemetery. rosary at 4 and Scripture service Survivors all stiU think sister, Jeanette Williams of Cedar Some stay Survivors at 7:30 p.m. include his of you often. Rapids; a brother, Lloyd Williams for a while include his Survivors include 10 sons: Bill wife, Connie; Your sense of and wife Betty of Fairfax; a sister- and leave in-law, Elizabeth Williams of Ely; wife, Mary; h i s of Newton, Clarence of Las Vegas, two sons, Dan- humor and daughter, Tra- Nev., John of Kansas City, Mo., ny Ray of Ana- footprints on a granddaughter, Dana Evans of our hearts spirit live on Cloverdale, Calif.; a grandson, cy Barker of Virg of Mooresville, N.C., Norm of mosa and Clin- and we are in your five Scott Evans of Tempo, Ariz.; a n d Cedar Rapids; Albuquerque, N.M., Al of High- ton of never the children and nieces and nephews. his mother, land, Ind., Bob and J i m , both of Wyoming, Io- Cedar Rapids, and Rick and Mike, the 10 g r a n d c h i l d r e n which you She was preceded in death by Edith Craig wa; two daugh- same. both of Des Moines; a daughter, never knew. her sister, Maidie Shellady of Io- and her hus- ters, Kay band George of Mary Street of Osage; and a broth- Etringer of Happy 30th Do they have margaritas wa City; and brothers Gilbert Wil- er, Ed Kuhn of Winona, Minn. where you are? liams of Fairfax and Ralph Wil- Holiday Island, Monticello and My Little Angel liams of Ely. Ark.; his Brenda Sue — Marcy, Kevin, Rita, Kim, grandmother, Thomas of Anamosa; his mother, Love, Ma Ma Brett Beulah Brown of Kahoka, Mo.; Verda Young of Monticello; five mother-in-law, Enemecia Tamayo brothers, Carlyee, Clovis, Lloyd, Raymond and Kenny; and two Traci A. Evenson, 22, of of Cedar Rapids; a brother, Mi- D E WITT 43814 Ninth Ave. SW, was found chael Barker and h i s wife Liz of sisters, Naomi Calhoun and Betty dead in her apartment Sunday Montrose; three half brothers, Jerome L. Roberson, 61, of Ann Carroll. Gore to speak morning, June 22, 1997. Public Sonny, Johnny and William, and Des Moines, formerly of DeWitt, prayer services: 7 p.m. today, two half sisters, Billie Jean Starks died of cancer Saturday, June 21, PARNELL Brosh Chapel, where friends may and Judy Barker, all of Tucson, 1997, in Hospice Kavanagh House, call after 5 p.m. The Rev. Wendell Ariz.; Five brothers-in-law, Steve Des Moines. Family services will Marc L Evans, 35, of rural Beets, senior pastor of Word of Tamayo and his wife Connie and be at a later date, with burial in Parnell, died Sunday, June 22, to Iowa union Faith Pentecostal Church of God Eddie Tamayo, both of San Anto- Solon. His body was cremated. 1997. Memorial services: 9 a.m. in Christ, will officiate. Funeral nio, Texas, Joe Tamayo Jr. and Hamilton's Funeral Home, Des Wednesday, Windham Community DES MOINES (AP) — Vice Corderman confirmed that step. services will be a t a later date at his wife Marlene, Roy Tamayo Moines, is in charge of arrange- Church, Windham. President Al Gore will address Gore also is expected to attend Southern Funeral Home, South St. and his wife Wendy and John ments. Marc was born Nov. 16, 1961, in the state convention Saturday of the opening of a wildlife refuge Paul, Minn. Burial: General Lu- Tamayo, all of Cedar Rapids; two Survivors Iowa City, Iowa. He loved life and the largest union representing east of Des Moines during a theran Cemetery, South St. Paul. sisters-in-law, Connie Smith and include his the earth and enjoyed hunting and state workers, union leaders one-day trip to the state. Traci is s u r - her husband Kenneth and Rose wife, Virginia motocross. He will be greatly said Monday. Gore's visit is being closely vived by her Hartman and h e r husband Dave, of Des Moines missed by friends and family. "We've never had a sitting watched by D e m o c r a t i c activists Survivors include his father, mother, Nor- all of Cedar Rapids; an aunt, and Cedar vice president come to one of because it's his first since he Pauline Presnell of Union Lake, Dean Evans of rural Parnell; five ma Bierbrauer Rapids; a son, our conventions," said Jan Cor- and President Clinton won a Mich.; many nieces and nephews; Morris of Iowa brothers and two sisters: Becky Zillyette of derman, president of Council 61 second term in office last No- and his dog, Chulo. City; two Evans of Williamsburg, Doug Ev- West St. Paul, of the American Federation of He was preceded in death by daughters, Ju- ans and his wife Mary of Iowa vember. Minn.; her fa- State, County and Municipal ther, Philip O. his father, Bill Barker; and father- lia Roberson- City, Candy Hawkins and her hus- As a sitting vice president, Employees. Evenson and in-law, Joseph Tamayo Sr. Totten of Ur- band Gene of rural Marengo, Chad Gore is the early favorite to win his wife Carol Born Sept. 23, 1946, in Cumber- bandale and Evans and Tracy Evans of rural Corderman said union offi- the presidential nomination in of Brooklyn land, Ky., he married Mary Elaine Joan Karr of Parnell, Blaine Evans and friend cials invited Gore more than a the next election but he will face Park, Minn.; a Tamayo on Oct. 21, 1972, in Cedar Cedar Rapids; and two sisters, Lisa Duffy of Oxford, and Bart month ago, and got confirmation a serious challenge in Iowa. sister, Jodi L. Rapids. Gary worked for Iowa Mary Lou Gmur of Ottumwa and Evans of North Liberty; and niec- late last week that he would House Minority Leader Richard Jackson and h e r husband Antho- Falls Roofing as a supervisor for Elaine Winkelman of Milwaukee. es and nephews Anna, Christine, attend. Democratic strategists Gephardt of Missouri is expec- ny of Cedar Rapids; two brothers, more than 20 years, then for ABC Also surviving are two grand- Travis, Zach, Walker, Marina and had said Gore was eyeing a ted to j o i n the race as well, and Robert Evenson of West St. Paul, Supply as a customer service rep- sons, Nathan and Brian Totten, Hunter Rose. weekend campaign trip, and Gephardt has old ties to Iowa. Minn., and Stephen Evenson of resentative for two years. and a granddaughter, Hayley Tot- His mother, Alice Evans, and Waterloo; her grandmother, Gary was loved by all who ten, all of Urbandale. an infant brother, Neal, died earli- Gladys Bierbrauer of Siren, Wis.; knew him a n d he will be sorely He was preceded in death by er. a niece and nephew, Anthony missed and never forgotten. his parents, Delphen and Marian Grinnell cyclist hit by car, killed Jackson Jr. and Jazmine Jackson; A memorial fund has been es- Ough McAllister Roberson; and STRAWBERRY POINT Gazette staff report ner's bicycle did not have lights her aunt, Betty Nyberg of Parkers tablished. two brothers, Patrick McAllister A Grinnell man was killed or visible reflectors on it. Prairie, Minn.; and four uncles, and Dennis Roberson. Beulah (Mrs. Peter) Her- Sunday night when his bicycle Family members are trying to James, Donald, David and Leroy Born in Clinton, Jerome gradu- mes, 89, formerly of Dubuque, was struck by a car just south of died from complications of pneu- piece together why Brenner was Bierbrauer. RUSS Pavlat, 68, of Mesa, ated from the University of Iowa Brooklyn, Iowa. Ariz., formerly of Cedar Rapids, colleges of Business and Law. He monia Sunday evening, June 22, at that location at 11:45. Traci was preceded in death by James R. Brenner II, 36, died died Monday, June 23, 1997, in moved in 1982 from DeWitt, 1997, in the Lutheran Home. Ser- •her grandfather, Roy Bierbrauer; after his bicycle was hit at the His older brother, Jeff, be- and an aunt, Rose Saver. Mercy Medical Center following a where he had his own private vices: 10 a.m. Thursday, Sacred lieved Brenner might have rid- Heart Church, Dubuque. Burial: entrance to the Brooklyn 80 Traci was born Jan. 20, 1975, in brief illness. Arrangements are practice law office, to Des Moines. den his bicycle to the truck stop Mount Calvary Cemetery, Du- Amoco on County Road V-18 in .St. Paul, Minn. She graduated pending with Turner Chapel West. He served for 15 years as an to get something to eat. from Washington High School in administrative law judge for the buque. Friends may call from 3 to Poweshiek County. Cedar Rapids in 1994. Traci had state of Iowa Department of Work- 8 p.m. Wednesday at Behr's Fu- According to the Iowa State Jeff Brenner described his been attending computer classes Virginia A. Stebor, 76, of force Development and was a law- neral Home, Dubuque. Patrol, Brenner's bicycle was hit brother as a "very caring" a n d at Kirkwood Community College. Cottage Grove Place, died there yer for the state. He was an Army Survivors include four daugh- from behind by a car d r i v e n by "very fun-loving" person. She was employed as a telemarke- Sunday, June 22, 1997, after a veteran, active in Democratic poli- ters, Gloria Travis of Wheeling, Amanda Roshek, 16, of Victor, at James Brenner was a self- ter at APAC and worked part-time short illness. Graveside services: tics and had also worked for the 111., Joan Bedient of Strawberry 11:45 p.m. Sunday. Both were employed construction worker. at the Collins Road Hy-Vee. 11 a.m. Saturday, East Side Ceme- Internal Revenue Service. Point, and Judy Perez and Bonnie headed south on the county He grew up in the Des Moines A memorial fund has been es- tery, Elkader. There will be n o Hermes, both of San Antonio, Tex- road. area and graduated from Win- tablished. visitation. Cedar Memorial Funer- as; a son, Ronald of Brunswick, The State Patrol said Bren- terset High School. al Home is in charge of arrange- Ga.; and a brother, Gerard Pline ments. FAYETTE of Dubuque. Survivors in- Catherine M. Burgher, 76, clude her hus- Francis Meighan, 77, died of 2907 Applewood PI. NE, died band, Robert; Monday, June 23, 1997, in Iowa WHAT CHEER Sunday, June 22, 1997, in her two daughters, Methodist Medical Center, Des home after a short illness. Grave- Julie Griffith Moines. Arrangements are pend- Wilson Dean Ogden, 7 4 , A Hearing Aid side services: 2 p.m. Thursday, and husband ing with Becker-Milnes Funeral died Sunday, June 22; 1997, in Union Cemetery, Gibsonburg, John of St. Home, Fayette. Keokuk County Hospital, Sigourn- Ohio. Friends may call from 5 to 8 Charles, 111., ey, after a sudden illness. Servic- p.m. today at Cedar Memorial and Roberta es: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Harden Funeral Home. Meyer and Funeral Chapel, What Cheer, by You Can't See? The casket husband Gary INDEPENDENCE the Rev. Vince Homan of What Iwill be closed of Cedar Rap- Cheer United Methodist Church. YES! The newest NU-EAR Miniscopic model is at all times. ids; two broth- Sharon L. McGlaughlin, 54, Burial: Sixteen Cemetery near 1 Survivors ers, George and Thomas Frey, died from complications of leuke- Thornburg. Masonic services be- virtually invisible. For some people it can fit f a r linclude her both of Dubuque; two sisters, Jen- mia Monday morning, June 23, gin at 7 tonight at the funeral down in the ear canal and the ih u s b a n d , ny Donaldson of Postville and 1997, in University Hospitals, Iowa home, where visitation follows un- /Royce; a son, Betty Lierer of Hamilton, Ohio; City. Services: 10:30 a.m. Thurs- til 8:30 p.m. hearing can be superior to any Thomas and and four grandchildren, Brian, day, St. John's Catholic Church, Survivors include his wife, J u - wife Mary of Bruce and Virginia Griffith and by the Rev. Aloysius Vorwald. lia; two sons, Mark of Cedar Rap- hearing aid we've ever sold in Amana; a Jessica Meyer. Burial: church cemetery. Friends ids and John of What Cheer; a our 32 years of experience. Of daughter, Tere- Virginia was born Oct. 22, 1920, may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday daughter, Mary Regina Striegel of sa Ray and in Guttenberg, the daughter of at Reiff Funeral Home, Indepen- What Cheer; and a sister, Doris course we have all the other husband Mark Thomas and Elsie Hoosier Frey. dence, where there will be a rosa- Crane of Tucson, Ariz. models of hearing aids too. of Fredericksburg, Texas; two sis- She married Robert L. Stebor on ry at 4 and vigil service at 7:30 ters, Florence Malon and Agnes Oct. 23, 1938, in Elkader. Virginia p.m. Gerwin, both of Gibsonburg, Ohio; was a homemaker and a member Survivors include her husband, WHITTIER and two grandchildren, Liesl a n d of the First Congregational Wayne; two daughters, Deborah Make an appointment for a Fritz Burgher. Church in Elkader, Eastern Star Milbach of Rowley and Teresa Laura Hampton Dikeman, FREE electronic evaluation She was preceded in death by a and the Shrine Auxiliary. Cates of Milton, Fla.; two sons, 65, of Forest Lake, Minn., formerly granddaughter, Emilie C. Burgher; A memorial fund has been es- Wayne Jr. of Davenport and Den- of Whittier, died Thursday, June and a FREE demonstration and a daughter-in-law, Phyllis tablished. nis of Iowa City; her mother, 19, 1997, in her home after an Burgher. Bernita Weber, and a sister, Nan- extended illness. Memorial servic- of how well you may be Catherine was born Feb. 3, cy Karsten, both of Independence; es: 4 p.m. Sunday, Whittier helped to understand again. 1921, in Gibsonburg, Ohio, the Lawrence B. Clute, and a brother, Michael Sattizahn Friends Meetinghouse. 6i, of Survivors include two sons, We are open to the public. daughter of Maurice and Faye 1614 Bever Ave. SE, died Sunday, of Sioux City. Mark Helm and wife Annette and Schumaker Smith. She attended June 22, 1997, in his home follow- Also surviving are seven two granddaughters, all of Forest Gibsonburg schools, graduating in ing a long illness. Services: 1 p.m. grandchildren. Lake, and Roy Helm of Lincoln, 1939. She married Royce S. Bur- Wednesday, Murdoch-Linwood Fu- These free hearing tests are Neb.; a sister, Mary Bailey of gher in Gibsonburg on Aug. 11, neral Home, where friends may Cedarburg, Wis.; and a brother, given by a licensed expert 1945. call from 4 to 8 p.m. today. Burial: Roy Hampton of Mount Vernon. Catherine really enjoyed peo- Linwood Cemetery. The Rev. Del MAQUOKETA for selection, adaptation, •ple, especially children, serving as Bear will officiate. A memorial fund has been es- Norma M. Brown, 100, died tablished for American Cancer So- fitting and sale of hearing a Girl Scout leader, Sunday school Survivors include two sisters, • teacher and later as assistant ad- Monday, June 23, 1997, in. Maquo- ciety. aids. We cheerfully test Eunice Wasendorf of Vinton and keta Care Center. Arrangements .•ministrator in the Western Janithe Herr of Parachute, Colo. '.Springs, 111., School System. It are pending with Haylock-O'Hara anyone who comes in even Also surviving are nieces and & Lahey Funeral Home, Maquoke- SERVICES really can b e said she made her nephews. if they are only curious. , .mark of making the world a better ta. Robert O. Junge: Memorial, 3 He was born May 13, 1936, in p.m. today, Cedar Memorial Cha- .place, with her friendly, cordial, Iowa City, to Lawrence Burton . neighborly attitude emulating pel of Memories, where friends and Ruth Isabelle Beard Clute. He may register after 2 p.m. The Rev. ''love is reflected in love." served with the Air Force during Gene G. Grlmme, 77, for- Instead of flowers, memorial merly of Zwingle and Dubuque, James Blocklinger of All Saints the 1950s and was employed by Catholic Church will officiate. Me- donations may be made to St. local general contractors. Law- died Monday morning, June 23, Luke's Hospice. 1997, in Briarwood Care Center, morial donations may be made to rence was a member of Union the University of Iowa Founda- FREE Hearing Tests Local No. 43. Maquoketa. Arrangements are pending with Carson & Son Fu- tion. neral Home, Maquoketa. Elizabeth Maria Horacek, Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ' 95, of Phoenix, formerly of Ce- ANAMOSA June 24 June 25 June 26 '•dar Rapids, Vern C. Westphal, 82, died Bessie K. Loehr, 83, former Monday afternoon, June 23, 1997, ' died of coro- Service Y o u ly of Ariamosa, died Monday in Shady Rest Care Center, Cas- -nary artery morning, June 23, 1997, in Cres- cade. Arrangements are pending disease Tues- tridge Nursing Home, Maquoketa, with Carson & Son Funeral Home, Can Trust day, June 17, Livingston Hearing Aid Service after a lengthy illness. Services: Maquoketa. -1997, in Phoe- 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Goettsch nix. Services: 1 Funeral Home, Anamosa, where 1233 7th Ave., Marion p.m. Saturday, friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. fftf Ltak Ornck 1 Jut .*24< Greenwood today. Burial: Forest Hill Ceme- NORTH ENGLISH -! Memory Lawn tery near Morley. j KtZ Fnm fcrtahrf...... *44*V£ Mortuary, Survivors include two daugh- Marion L. Strasser, so, of ' NtW R184A ClMIWYiM ...... 9 m * 377-1810 Phoenix, where friends may call ters, Edna Novak of Lost Nation rural North English, died Monday, | tncluttop(rt»labo(»2b.N»wlilMAFf»on.MMt | from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. Burial: and Mary Lindquist of Maquoke- can » IgN buck* 7 wort w N d w . Cd Fw AppeMmwI. Greenwood Memory Lawn. June 23, 1997, in his home after a Testing hours 9:30 to 5:00 ta; and three sons, Jim of Hale, long illness. Arrangements are Survivors include two sons, Allen of Lisbon and George of pending with Powell Funeral 366-6000 Herbert and Tony Jr. Cedar Rapids. Home, North English. 381 Hawkeye DOWBB Kd, 3.W. Toll Free 1-800-877-1812