Council Extends Curfew One Hour for Young Teens
The Marion city council approved by 4 votes to 1 an ordinance extending the curfew for 13 to 15 year olds from 11 p.m. to midnight. Dissenting council member Floyd Emmons voted against the measure. Ruth Walker, a Marion High School counselor, objected to the extension. Council member James Galligan attributed curfew responsibility to parents but said the ordinance aims to enforce it.
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Marion Council
Floyd Emmons
Ruth Walker
Marion High School
James Galligan
Paving objections dominate Marion hearing on No 1 project
At a Marion council hearing residents cited tough economics and high assessments as reasons against the 1975 paving project No. 1. Many urged delaying or dropping widening plans on Third Street and Twenty third Street, while others urged paving Eighth Avenue to curb dust and speed. The council took no action, plans to study objections and decide at next Wednesday’s 8 am meeting.
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Marion Council
Third Street
Eighth and
Ninth Avenues
John Evans
Ninth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth
Twenty-second Streets
Twentythird Street
Third
Fifth Avenues
Harold Simonson
Fourth Avenue
James E. Cippera
George Murdoch
William J. Grundy
Moon elected president of Iowa League of Women Voters
Louise Moon of Des Moines won the presidency at the League of Women Voters of Iowa biennial convention in Dubuque. Juanita Vetter of Iowa City was named first vice president as officers were announced and installed.
Council approves zoning change for engineering firm
The Marion city council approved first reading of an ordinance to rezone land owned by Otto Coons at the junction of the highway 13 overpass and Milwaukee Road tracks from A-1 rural to 12 industrial. Cedar Rapids Engineering Co. officials said site grading will start once legal work and contracts are finalized.
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First Street
Marion Boulevard
Milwaukee Railroad
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Seventh Avenue
Tom Bowker and Son, Inc
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
City Park
East
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Otto Coons
Milwaukee Road
Robert Verhille
Linn-Aire West
Frank McMillen
Cedar Rapids Engineering Co
Services On Saturday For Roselean Wears
Roselean M. Wears 54 of 250 Twenty second street Marion died Thursday after a long illness. Former Cedar Rapids resident, she lived in Marion 26 years. Born March 2 1921, married Dale E. Wears October 12 1940 in Davenport. Member of St Josephs Catholic Church. Surviving husband and her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brecht Marion and brother Cletus Brecht Central City. Services 10:30 Saturday at St Josephs Church. Rosary 7:30 Friday Cedar Memorial. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after noon Friday. Memorials to American Cancer Society preferred.
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Roselean M. Wears
Twenty-second - Street
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Dale E. Wears
Davenport
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Addiiion
Lawrence Brecht
Cletus Brecht
Central City
John David Pepper
Cedar Memorial
The
American Cancer Society
Doderer Accepts Norpel Apology in Iowa Senate Row
DES MOINES UPI Senator Minnette Doderer said she accepted an apology from Senator Richard Norpel after a heated exchange during a senate appropriations committee meeting over a 10.9 million dollar bill for osteopathic student aid. Doderer criticized private college interests for trying to drive a wedge against the regents.
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Des Moines
UPI
Minnette Doderer
Iown City
Richard Norpel
Bellevue
Senate Appropriations Committee
State Board of Regents
Norpel
Horoscope Saturday natal guide by zodiac signs A to Pisces
The column offers year ahead guidance. Aries urges patience and social input, Taurus warns of disagreements and careful finances, Gemini gains from past efforts but may speak hastily, Cancer focuses on business and image, Leo takes charge, Virgo prefers direct routes, Libra seeks trusted stance, Scorpio reverses roles, Sagittarius plans fully, Capricorn must choose duties, Aquarius fixes a main approach, Pisces advises unique actions and avoiding competition.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Capricorn
Aquarius
Cedar Rapids City Council meets on sewer and paving contracts
The council approves minutes and bills, discusses sewer tank and septic tank issues for East 5th Ave area, and considers City Hall hearing on 1975 paving program. Officials note cemetery ownership, meter policy, and fire department equipment. bids for the Cedar Rapids paving and infrastructure projects are opened with bid requirements and potential contract award.
Cedar Rapids Seeks Bids for Shaver Road Project
City of Cedar Rapids Iowa invites sealed bids for contractor work on Shaver Road project. Bids due nine oclock on April 18. bids must include 10 percent certified check. Specifications on file with City Clerk. contract award contingent on council approval and compliance with city procurement terms.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ttt
Shaver Road
Presater Diaciniens
Sona
Payab Ck
V of Cedar
Lowe
Public Hearing Notice Cedar City zoning change petition
Notice is given that a public hearing will be held in Cedar City Council chamber at 7:00 a.m. April 9 2024 to consider zoning change from B to B2 for Esther J Lundine owner on Lot 15 in irregular survey Northwest Quarter Section 11 Town 7 North Range 7 West Cedar County Iowa. People may appear at the public hearing to present their views.
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Iowa
Cedorapids
Mons
19Th Str
Vernon Rye
Yunen Bret Colsrug
Sper Exler
Daniel ‘Bolpher
Mike
Revere
Lowa
Ly Bfon Parrott & Sons Rawford Vuorry
Ellsbur
Hoch Chemical Co
Dick Thompson
Ceder
Khay
Esther J. Lundine
Townshoe North
Line County
Aly
Waranty
First Avenue
Buna
Pine
Hambers
Shover
Rt City
Lois
Aitor
West Worter
Venteen
Eng
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Government
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Offway Company
Oilway Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Octic Railway Company
Railwaur
Cedariver
Colar
Chicago
Sold
Rollwa Somegny
Pigsmore
Sale of Forty Feet East Lot in Syne Elonly
A public notice dated April 9 1975 outlines a contract related to the sale of property described as Forty feet of the East Five feet of Lot Fort-a in Syne Elonly with terms and conditions. It notes payment details and potential costs, invites opposition, and names Emily Carroll Lois Eller Py Lish and others in Rapids.
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Borsag
Lowe Norette
Barney
Loteyond
Haley Hone
Katey Kay
Linda S. Haley
Lessereo
Hater Rapids
Wiemeyers
Paoymen' Ig
Cof Sa
Iano
Ebrrps
Moy
Jonn
Lois Me
Eller
Notice to bidders for school supplies in Iowa system
Sealed bids due May seven, 1939, by the Joint County School System in Linn County Iowa for toilet tissue cases, paper towels cases, disposable trash bags cases. Bids may be rejected and contracts awarded to the bidder offering best service. Name Dennis Sent.
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Toeount Et Cooperat
Jointounty
Iowa
Cou Linn
State of Iowa
Dennis
Iowa district court notices reveal estate and nuisance actions
Public notices outline probate proceedings for Arthur’s estate with appointments, filings, and deadlines. City and county authorities announce hearings on nuisance abatement, property assessments, and potential demolitions, including references to Cedar Rapids and Linn County records and exhibits detailing land parcels and ownership transfers.
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Arthur
Iowa
Notice of Urbana board meeting with sealed bids
Notice from the Board of Weers of the Urbana family district Urbana Illinois announces a meeting in Rooms at 8 p.m. on a day in May to consider sealed bids for roofing areas. Directors may reject any bid and the meeting will be publicly announced with summaries and times.
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Urbana
Birbono
Cedar Rapids City Council sets hearing on paving proposal
The Cedar Rapids City Council fixes a hearing time for objections to a proposed concrete paving project on multiple streets including Lenwood Drive SE and 32nd Street NE. Notices and assessments follow Iowa code requirements with final action anticipated May 14.
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32Nd Street
Asin
Prairie Drive
2Nd Street
12Th
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