They stayed in the smoky building while a brave minimum wage earning college student waited for the hoards leaving to dwindle so they could bring the chair. Now if you don't sit in the middle, your chair can be parked in the auditorium behind a sound panel . A n accessibility guide of most of the restaurants, bars and coffee houses in downtown Iowa City is available through Everet Conner Rights and Resources for Independent Living and Dale Helling at the Civic Center, 356-5013. CDRE needs volunteers. Future project include a survey of similar businesses in Coralville.
Committees are transportation, public relations, public accommodations and housing.
Here I f snow removal on curbcuts and public routes is important to you, call the Iowa City housing department to complain at 356-5120. In Coralville, call 351-6154. Audits of Accessible Apartments T he Everet Conner Rights and Resources Center for Independent Living has audited many of the accessible apartments in Iowa City. Kevin Burt is in charge of the project at 337-3780. A telephone survey was taken of candidates for city council in Iowa City and Coralville.