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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1979

Page

4

Rezoning Opposition at City Council Meeting

Four residents near 3875 Oakland Road NE spoke against the plan to rezone from single family to community unit plan. The planning commission urged approval, proposing three two story condo buildings with shared walls and prices starting around 30 000. The council will vote later.

Oakland Road Planning Commission Evans and Big Hawk Co Tom Popa Wayne Young 42Nd St Russ Winegardner Big Hawk Co Floyd Bergen Public Safety Winegardner

Marion plans to close 11th Street for downtown redevelopment

Marion Planning and Zoning Commission backed closing two blocks of 11th Street to through traffic as part of a downtown redevelopment. Traffic would be diverted to 12th Street. a bypass could cut 11th Street traffic from 14 000 to 7 000 vehicles daily. The panel also approved Dry Creek Estates housing plan with private roads and 60 foot easements, to City Council for final action.

Marion Planning and Zoning Commission 11Th Street Commission Jeff Schott Schott St. Louis 12Th Street Marion East Post Road L1th Street Dry Creek Estates Linnwood Knolls West 10Th and 14Th Avenues Tom Vesey Vesey Marion City

Wardenburg elected president of Marion Central Business District Redevelopment Corp

Allen Wardenburg, vice president of Security Savings and Loan, was elected president of the Marion Central Business District Redevelopment Corp at a Tuesday board meeting. George Murdoch steps down after leading since 1977. Paul Draper and Mary Pazour named as officers. New directors include John Schlotterback Tom Newbanks and Roger Legrand. The board endorsed a downtown redevelopment contract to be signed with city officials property owners and the corporation. Property owners tenants receive contract copies Friday at Long Branch meeting.

Allen Wardenburg Security Savings and Loan Marion Central Business District Redevelopment Corp George Murdoch Paul Draper Mary Pazour John Schlotterback Tom Newbanks Roger Legrand Marion Central Business District

City drops amusement license rule for Marion book stores

Marion city leaders advise removing the amusement license requirement for book stores arguing no basis for forcing licenses. City Manager Larry Asaro and City Attorney Don Hoskins say the ordinance is illogical and unenforced, comparing to grocery stores and adult shops. The council agrees it is an unnecessary government intrusion.

Marion Larrry Asaro Don Hoskins Asaro

Vick trial delayed to May 21 in Cedar Rapids

Ferdinand Vick, 44, faces charges of attempting to murder Cedar Rapids police Officer Mark Fischer after a traffic stop on February 4. His trial was postponed from next Monday as he remains under psychiatric evaluation at Oakdale’s Security Medical Facility. The defense cites a prior head injury and seizures, and seeks a competency ruling and ability to form intent. Vick also faces a concealed weapon count for a .357 Magnum.

Ferdinand Vick Cedar Rapids Linn District Court Oakdale Vick Linn Mark Fischer Fischer

Parade permit split as Cedar Rapids approves two denies one

Cedar Rapids City Council approved two parade permits and denied one. Permits granted include the Cedar Rapids Jaycees Eastern Iowa Band Festival Parade on May 12 and the E Kahir Shrine Temple parade on May 31 downtown. The denial, by recommendation of safety, was for Karin Thompson representing Iowa Mobilization for Survival to protest the Palo nuclear plant April 21.

Cedar Rapids Karin E. Thompson B Ave Iowa Mobilization For Survival Thompson Palo Greene Square Park Second Avenue IE Tower Floyd Bergen Bergen

Albany approves home gasoline storage to ease shortages

Dougherty County residents may store up to 660 gallons of gasoline in underground home tanks to avoid fuel shortages. No takers have yet accepted the offer, as authorities authorize at home storage to stabilize supplies.

Albany, Ga Dougherty County

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