Marion to see small savings from Cedar Rapids plant change
A change at the Cedar Rapids sewage treatment plant is expected to reduce operating costs enough to provide a small saving to Marion taxpayers. Project engineer Bob Frederick of Howard R. Green Co. discussed the details in Cedar Rapids.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Bob Frederick
Howard R. Green Co
Energy efficient aerator could save plant costs
Officials project up to 300000 in electrical cost savings over 20 years at the 60 million Cedar Rapids plant with an energy efficient aerator. Marion would receive about 1700 annually of the savings though critics call the amount a pittance.
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Marion
Frederick
Larry Asaro
Parents may face civil suits for Hanna Park vandalism
The Marion Park Board authorized civil actions against parents of three youths charged with vandalizing Hanna Park. Damages include roof repairs and water fixtures. The board also approved maintenance contracts for Legion Memorial Swimming Pool and planned attendance at two national parks events.
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Hanna Park
Marion Park Board
Joe Butterfield
Butterfield
Park Board
Legion Memorial
M and S Specialized Services Inc
Center
Denver
Colo
Marion
Linn-Mar Schools Set Late August Registration Schedule
Linn-Mar Community School District outlines fall registration by grade level with specific dates for high school, junior high, and elementary students. Fees include 15 for high school and 8 for K-8, plus optional 15 activity ticket and lunch prices. bus schedules mailed before school.
Rockwell Man Loses Suit Over Toxic Fumes
A Cedar Rapids jury returned a verdict for Varco Chemical Corp. in a 1.75 million civil suit filed by Dale Borcherding of Rockwell. Borcherding claimed inhaling a solvent fumes at a Mason City plant in 1973 caused brain damage and paralysis. The six jurors found no damages after a three day trial.
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U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Cerro Gordo County
Dale Borcherding
Rockwell
Illinois
Varco Chemical Corp
Mason City
Borcherding
Varco
Linn District Court fines and sentences kick off July 1954 session
Eighteen people in Linn District Court First Avenue division faced DUI related charges. Ogden of Lafayette Indiana pleaded guilty to a July 14 offense with a 500 dollar fine and two day jail term suspended. Schutzman of Mount Vernon Road SE pleaded guilty to a July 15 offense with a 300 dollar fine and costs. Gibson Jr and Bieber received 60 day jail terms suspended. Twelve others were given deferred sentences and placed on probation to counsel or the Department of Correctional Services. Additional notes include heroin possession charge dismissed for Redell Canada Jr and marijuana possession tied to a drunk driving arrest for John J. Ward. On this date in 1954 Indochina peace ended seven-year war between France and Viet Minh.
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Linn District Court
Charles W. Ogden
Lafayette
Ind
James Leo Schutzman
Mount Vernon Road
Melvin Gibson Jr
Eighth St. NW
Terry Ray Bieber
Anamosa
Department of Correctional Services
Redell Canada Jr
North Towne Court NE
John J. Ward
Clarence
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