Firefighters win a 2 percent pay hike in 1983 84
Marion firefighters receive a 2 percent across the board salary increase after an arbitrator ruled in the 1983 84 contract. The decision affects Marion, Iowa.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1983
Page
3
Marion firefighters receive a 2 percent across the board salary increase after an arbitrator ruled in the 1983 84 contract. The decision affects Marion, Iowa.
A Service Corps of Retired Executives meeting is planned for Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce building. The Gazette correction notes previously misnamed the organization.
Washington AP reports government spending and debt figures for the fiscal year, noting the budget period runs from October to September. Last six digits omitted.
Earl Arnold Davis a 53 year old father of five from Dubuque received a maximum 10 year sentence after pleading guilty to false use of a financial instrument for cashing counterfeit state checks. Authorities found 32 similar checks in his car and allege a broader check cashing spree across Iowa cities. Davis cited unemployment and hunger as motivators and faced potential Linn County charges though some were dropped.
Patricia N. Fetzer, 33, of Cedar Rapids, among three nominees chosen by the State Judicial Nominating Commission to fill a vacancy on the Iowa Court of Appeals. The appointment to Branstad’s 54 200 yearly post requires a final selection within 30 days.
The United States granted asylum to 19 year old tennis star Hu Na in a decision announced by the Justice Department. China warned that the move could harm bilateral ties and cultural exchanges. Hu expressed relief and gratitude as U.S. officials notified her attorney.
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