Fired Marion High secretary seeks hearing before board
Molly Costello, fired after 12 years as Marion High School secretary, has formally requested a hearing before the Marion Independent School District board. Al Watson said no hearing date has been set as the matter remains in closed session. the board previously took no action on the firing.
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Marion Independent School
al Watson
Molly Costello
Woman shoots self injures shoulder in personal safety incident
A Marion woman Maureen Deck, 27, is in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital with a gunshot wound to the left shoulder after an argument with her husband Brad Deck. She fired a .22 caliber pistol while he called a psychiatrist. no one else was hurt.
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Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Maureen K. Deck
S. 15Th St
Brad
Military Briefs Highlight Airmen and Marine Promotion
Honored-Airman Barry A. Steveson of Toledo earned the honor graduate ribbon in basic training at San Antonio Texas and is assigned to Goodfellow Air Force Base for communications training. Air Force Reserve First Lt. Robert J. Hudson of Iowa City has graduated from pilot training with silver wings at Reese Air Force Base and will fly C 130 missions at Minneapolis St Paul. Marine Sgt. David J. Scharnhorst of Fairbank has meritoriously been promoted at Camp Pendleton California.
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Richard M. Steveson
Toledo
San Antonio
Texas
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Air Force Reserve
Robert J. Hudson
Madilyn Hudson
Iowa City
Reese Air Force Base
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
David J. Scharnhorst
Leo Scharnhorst
Fairbank
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Jail dietitian signs contract with Linn County jail
A one year contract was signed Monday between the Linn County Sheriff's office and Dr. Ann M. Crowley of Iowa City for consulting services she will perform for the Linn County Jail. The dietitian will plan meals and establish specifications for food purchasing. She will be paid a fee of 244 cents for each meal served. Crowley performs similar consult ing services for a number of hospitals, nursing homes and other institutions, according to jailer Dennis Blome. On this date in 1973, Vice President Spiro Agnew denounced as damned lies, reports that he had taken kickbacks from contractors in Maryland.
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Linn County
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Sixth grade orientation set for Marion schools
Marion Independent Schools schedule a sixth grade orientation for August 16 at 1 p.m. There is no orientation for eighth grade. An earlier Gazette item omitted the sixth grade orientation and the paper regrets the error. Hickory smoked barbecued pork ribs shrimp and chicken served Wednesdays at Stickney's Scoreboard. Adv.
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Marion Independent Schools
Stickney
Woman Hurt In Two Car Crash At Atkins Intersection
An 18 year old Atkins woman Lorrie L Frederick was listed in good condition at St Luke's Hospital with possible chest and neck injuries and a broken rib after a Monday night two car crash at the intersection of 12th Street and 20th Avenue SW. The other driver James R Anderson of 1371 20th Ave SW reportedly ran a stop sign and was treated for minor injuries at Mercy Hospital and released. He was charged with failure to stop for a stop sign.
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Atkins
St. Luke’s Hospital
12Th Street
20Th Avenue
Lorrie L. Frederick
Margaret S. Frederick
James R. Anderson
20Th Ave
Frederick
Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Police Refuse Release Of Cedar Rapids Southeast Crime Stats
Police officials in Cedar Rapids declined to release crime statistics for the southeast quadrant. Assistant Chief James Barnes had earlier said the data would be issued to support guidance he gave Job Service of Iowa about locating a new building in the area.
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Cedar Rapids
James Barnes
Barnes
Job Service of Iowa
Bergen
Clift
Police Department
Southeast Quadrant
Police Chief and Safety Official Vacations Amid Crime Spike
Police Chief Gareth Clift was on vacation last week when crime spiked, with Safety Commissioner Floyd Bergen also noted as absent or unavailable. The article implies coordinated leadership gaps during rising incidents.
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Gareth Clift
Floyd Bergen
Coe College promotes eight faculty to higher ranks
Coe College announces promotions effective Sept 1 with eight faculty advancing. Highlights include Dr Thomas Slattery becoming professor of music and Dr Malcolm Peel to professor of religion, plus several associate professorships across biology, education, art, and librarianship.
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Coe
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Thomas Slattery
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Midwest
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Department of
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Louisville Presbyterian Seminary
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Tutankhamen
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Phillips
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Sandford
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University of Oklahoma
Columbia Teachers College
New York
Ibadan
Nigeria
Richard R. Riggle
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