Water Board denies reimbursement for main extension
The Marion Water Board voted unanimously to refuse paying developer Tom Vesey $1,300 for a water main extension to Dry Creek Estates. Vesey had expected city funding to extend service through adjacent property to his development line. The panel noted earlier city council denial and that historical payments covered only the line installed in the mid 1960s. The board also amended the current budget, estimating expenditures up $8,190 and revenues up $22,000 due to higher interest earnings, approving several capital projects including tank relining, tank repair, and main replacement near Seventh Street.
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Marion Water Board
Tom Vesey
Dry Creek Estates
Marion
Vesey
The
Water Board
Fifth Avenue
31St Street
Seventh Street
Eighth and
10Th Avenues
Willow Park
Marion Briefs and Cedar Rapids Notices
Marion Briefs advertise jewelry purchase by Nordman Jewelry. RV Show on April 18 1920 features new and used RVs prizes and refreshments. Linn-Mar junior high students out Friday for in service day. Novak elementary concert Friday 7 45 pm Linn-Mar high gym 165 students in three bands led by Darrell Dicken. Hugh Sample purchases 640 Central Ave Cedar Rapids from Harry S Robson conservatorship via ERA Kensinger Skogman. Various service calls recorded at 1223 Seventh Ave 14 Cottage Grove Woods SE 1310 G Ave 900 Hillview Drive and 5 31 pm Monday medical assistance and 10 22 am Monday details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cedar Rapids Recreational Vehicle Association
Linn-Mar
Linn-Mar High School
Darrell Dicken
Hugh Sample
Cedar Rapids
Central Ave
Harry S. Robson Conservatorship
Era-Kensinger Associates
Skogman Realty
Seventh Ave
Cottage Grove Woods SE
G Ave
Hillview Drive
Record 85 new U.S. citizens sworn in at Cedar Rapids courthouse
Despite a snowstorm, 85 new citizens were sworn in in Cedar Rapids, a record. The large class reflects a new law allowing adopted foreign children to become citizens immediately upon lawful admission and adoption by U.S. citizen parents. The list includes residents from Argentina, the Philippines, Cuba, Korea, Germany, Thailand, India, Netherlands, Ireland, Lebanon, Italy, Peru, Canada, Austria, Vietnam, and other nations, with homes in Cedar Falls, Waterloo, Marion, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Northern District Court
Cedar Rapids
Federal Department of Naturalization
Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Department of Naturalization
United States
U.S
Bryan Allen Windmark
Cedar Falls
Argentina
Letty Pagsolingan Hall
Waterloo
Philippines
Juan Alberto Nodarse
Cuba
Adelaida Peinado Bellin
Fayette
Jaimie Jo Bender
12Th Ave
Korea
Delia Joy Brown
Fruitwood Lane
Great Britain
Carmelita Tala Williams
Colorado Drive
Kimberly Jane Hooper
Tripoli
Chana Michel Overland
Alpine Road
Marion
Thailand
Richelle Gab Seon Fitzpatrick
Julie Colleen Knowlton
Woodside Court
Narendra Kumar Gupta
Cambridge Drive
India
Jamie Ki Luppes
Solon
Alegonda Maria Schokkenbrock
Netherlands
Chong Hui Winchip
Maquoketa
Dawn Lynn Davis
Cresco
Carola Betty Cram
Fredericks
Monona
Italy
Maria Raquel Swangel
Peru
Kim Christian Hanson
Decorah
Tucker Lee Stone
Strawberry Point
Michael Joseph Sylvester Alabashe
Dubuque
Austria
Carrie Jung Lint
Corrie Jung Lint
Atkins
Meagan K. Telecky
Mount Vernon
Assad Abu Gebran
Grande Ave
Lebanon
Ram Narayan Rathi
Clive Drive
Maria Concepcion Goody
Parnell
Anthony William Wild
Plainfield
Thomas Lenard Joseph
Trinidad
Margaret Mary Shde
Canada
Barbara Charlotte Schoener
Germany
Krishnasamy Savadamuthu
Laxmi Chand Mehta
Josefina Agustin Knoke
Rebecca Ophelia Dix
Duke John Yoon
Kathlene Hong Yoon
Alex John Ki Knoll
Meadowbrook Drive
Anna Sin Lowe
Tommy Choi Lowe
Brent Jan Mok Simpson
Malinda Sue Dean
Jennifer Marie Dean
Tory Jung Christensen
Lime Springs
Grif Viking Min Kolberg
Riceville
Long Anne Mueller
New Hartford
Frank Pourahmadi
Council St
Iran
Wolfgang Willi
Walter Ruppelt
My Tran
Tama St
Vietnam
Robin Lynn Sandberg
Mechanicsville
Sarah Alice Roth
Gordon Ave
Joan Russell
Ninth St
Victor Sheng-Hsing Liu
Shrine Circus Tickets Go On Sale In Lindale And Westdale
Tickets for the Shrine Circus go on sale at Holley's Men's stores in Lindale and Westdale malls with sales starting May 1 at the Five Seasons Center. Shows run 7:30 p.m. May 9 and May 10, with 9:30 a.m., 2 p.m., 7:30 p.m. May 10 and 1:30 p.m., 6 p.m. May 11. Eight thousand seats per show. Prices 5 dollars for adults, 2.50 for ages 12 and under, free for 5 and younger. Coupons available through schools for third grade and below. Also, Linn County legislative delegation holds monthly meeting with constituents Saturday at 10 a.m. at Educational Services Center.
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Shrine Circus
Holley’s Men's
Lindale
Westdale
Five Seasons Center
Linn County
Educational Services Center
Midnight deadline for tax forms in Iowa noted
Cedar Rapids post office workers will collect mail at midnight to ensure postmarks by April 15. Citizens warned to avoid neighborhood boxes, as those mailings won t be postmarked until April 16. Grassley supporters promote an Open Letter to Iowa Taxpayers linking April 15 to a Democrat tax rise observation. Iowa forms due April 30.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Youth For Grassley
Iowa
Charles Grassley
U.S
Senate
John Culver
Census takers to start 1980 follow up calls
Census takers in Cedar Rapids will begin follow up calls Wednesday to households that did not return complete questionnaires. They carry red white and blue credentials bearing the U S Department of Commerce seal and a sworn confidentiality oath. Verify IDs. contact police or census office if credentials aren’t shown. Violations carry fines or imprisonment.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S. Department of Commerce
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Alex Knoll
Pytt Knoll
Alex
Water Department
Dave Kalkwarf
Nordman Jewelry
Adv
Novak
C.R
Edgewood Manor
Iowa City
DIAL
Ceqar Rafids
Owa
Connie Boyd Howard Fine
Linda Edwards
Advertising District Adviser
First Avenue
Third Avenue View
Library Preservation Committee
Robert Armstrong
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