Linn-Mar School Bond Looms for New Building Plan
Linn-Mar school district weighs a 46 million bond for a new middle school for 1,200 students and high school additions for 9-12. Architects from John Shaver and Co. outline space needs and costs with completion projected for 1972 pending November approval.
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Linn-Mar
Zoning actions and budget hearings mark Marion council agenda
The Marion city council received plats for Shady Oaks Linn county Linwood Acres and Krumholtz additions, with Hartman and Vesey noted. Plans covered rezoning requests and school board nominating papers, while budget hearings clarified a one mill site levy and a 24 percent building levy. A service station entrance permit and a paving project contract were approved, plus fire zone ordinance final passage.
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Zoning Commission
Shady Oaks
Linn County
Linwood Acres
Krumholtz
Hartman
Carriage Hills
Leighton W. Ford
Marlene Vesey
Schoon
Beverly
Mendation
Rita Siver
Shirley Voldep
Patton
Edison Davidson
Howard Sohn
Donald Andrew
Isetow
County Landilay
Council
Midland Constructtion Co
Cedar Rapids
Slight Hike In Millage Rate Slated
Marion city council heard an explanation of the proposed 1970 budget by City Manager Don Weih. The plan calls for 28.899 mills or 704,959 dollars of property tax revenue with total budget resources around 1.667 million dollars. A planning hearing was set for Monday and new members were named to the building appeals board amid resident complaints about late night noise at a Derby service station.
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Phillips 66 Oil Company
Taw Highway Commission
Seventh Avenue
Twentieth Street
Linn County Regional Planning
Larry Tanner
Marion
Don Weih
Wlite
Mills
Rent Service Fund
Mi Sons
Ag Lane
Buildng Appeals Board
Raymond Weihart
Ron van Note
Richard Bik
Edwin Reinecke
Fe Glasgow
Vernon Eliotz
William Michael Rucker
Derby
Seventh Avenuue
Rucker L
Frank Authes
Economic Impact of Depletion Rates on Oil Field Profits
The text argues that oil fields are highly profitable at 1 in 48 and that lowering depletion from 2744 percent could hinder exploration. It warns that America’s oil and gas demand may rise about 40 percent over the next decade, stressing energy security concerns.
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Osmond
America
Petroleum Industry Information Committee
Madison Avenue
New York
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John Shaver and Co
Salinas
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Board of Education
Robert Osmond
Harold Holding
Shaver and Co
Kenneth P. Patton
Holding
Bowman Woods
Rachel Jaeckmann
Indian Creek
Paul Knapp
Pamela Hancock
James W
Highway 151
Public Services
Richard Stickney
Carl Melcalt
Metcalt
YMCA
Marion Branch
National Institute of Bry
7Th Ave
10Th Street
Fale Pelb Apa Iia
Nrumbbaisalla
U.S. Department of the Interior
Department of the Interior
U.S. Petroleum
N.Y