Anamosa Men Help Unload Grain Dust at Mechanicsville Siding
Clarence Osterkamp and Martin Boge of Anamosa unload 37 rail cars of fine grain dust at a Mechanicsville siding. Boge says the dusty material itches eyes and sticks to clothes, requiring nightly showers before returning to Anamosa for use in livestock and hog feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Osterkamp
Martin Boge
Anamosa
Mechanicsville
Boge
Don Stickle
Osterkamp
Spending plan up for College Community approvals
The College Community School District Board of Education meets at 8 PM in the Prairie High School library to review a tentative 1983-84 general fund budget of 7,591,146 with staff and programs kept at current levels and computer education expanded. Final action is set for September after enrollment and state funding are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Community School
Board of Education
Prairie High School
Neighborhood Cleanups Scheduled by Citizens for Community Improvement
Two Saturday cleanups begin at 8 a.m. organized by Citizens for Community Improvement. The Flats area and Second Street SW neighborhoods will be served with city trucks and drivers to collect items at regular garbage sites. For more information call 364-7134.
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Citizens For Community Improvement
Flats
Second Street SW
Fifth Street
12Th Avenue
16Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
Ninth Street
16Th Street
15Th Avenue
Second Street
Fourth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
H Street
Third Street
AEA Board Denies Second Vote on School Merger
ELKADER The Keystone Area Education Agency board denied a request for a second vote on the Fayette and West Central Maynard school merger and dismissed the petition. The board could deny and dismiss, set a vote, or modify boundaries before election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Keystone Area Education Agency Board of
Fayette
West Central of Maynard
AEA
Cox seeks $1.25 monthly hike in basic cable rate
Cox Cable Communications asks Cedar Rapids City Council to approve a $1.25 per month increase for basic cable, effective May 1 for June billing. New offerings would include Cable Health Network, the Nashville Network, and a local channel for system activity and local programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro
Cox
Airport panel and council discuss airline lawsuit
The Cedar Rapids City Council and Airport Commission met behind closed doors over a pending litigation filed by Ozark and other airlines to block bonds for a new terminal. Officials reported some progress but signaled no settlement, with negotiations to continue and preliminary work halted until resolution or court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hogan
Cedar Rapids
Airport Commission
Ozark
Don Canney
Canney
Clare Rice
Commission
Rice
Linn County Budget for 1983 84 Now Open for Review
The Linn County 1983-84 budget of 37 202 955 was adopted by county supervisors last Tuesday and is available for public inspection at the Auditor’s office and at Cedar Rapids and Marion Public Libraries. The plan calls for 20 989 300 in tax funds and lists projects funded with federal revenue sharing. The Auditor’s office is on the second floor of the Administrative Office Building 930 First St SW with weekday hours 8 am to 5 pm.
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William Bach
Linn County
Linn District
College Community
Linn
James Hennessey
Cedar Rapids Community
Marion Independent
Linn-Mar
Hennessey
Auditor's Office
Cedar Rapids
Marion
First St. SW
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Gazette
Jonathan Reed
Danny R. Sills
Linn District Court
Sills
Iowa
Oakdale
Department of Social Services
Dial
Downtown
3Rd St
Continental Cleaners & Guaranty Bank
Hiawatha
Northbrook Manor Care Center
Council Street
hCa
American Health Care Association
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