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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1977

Page

5

City water control dispute stirs debate before vote

City Manager Lawrence Asaro defended the council’s ability to oversee the water department as trustees urged residents to vote against placing the department under council jurisdiction. He cited the council’s handling of other matters including a community center and said there is time for water issues.

Water Board of Trustees Lawrence Asaro Water Trustees Asaro

Water trustees clash with city council over department funding

The Marion water board challenges city control in a flyer, arguing water revenue must stay with the water system. They note owed funds for east Marion water main work and call for professional staff to handle city projects. Councilmen criticize board budget growth and push for power shifts.

Water Board East Marion Marion Asaro Water Department The Greg Hapgood Shire- Hattery Hapgood

Candidates' Night set for Marion Independent board race

A candidates' night is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Marion high school auditorium for the Marion Independent board of education election. Five candidates vie for two seats Sept 13: James Bencke Richard Rice William Huntoon Jerald Kemp and Thomas Wright. Sponsored by the Marion Education Assn a Q and A will follow a brief presentation.

Marion High School Marion Independent Board of Education James Bencke First Avenue Richard Rice William Huntoon C Avenue Jerald D. Kemp Fourth Avenue Thomas Wright Second Avenue The Marion Education Assn

Brass Quartet Concert Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church

The Linn-Mar brass quartet coached by Jim Debb will perform works by Gabrieli Handel and Hindemeth at 7 p.m. Tuesday free of charge. Members include Loretta Koster, David Jacobsen, Kathy Fuller, and Dave Stookesberry. Farmers State Bank Night at the Ballpark features a double header with a ticket drawing between games. Recreation Committee Marion Complex meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the YMCA council chamber. Marion YMCA activity schedule lists morning and afternoon gym, classes, and swim through the day.

Linn-Mar Brass Quartet First Presbyterian Church Jim Debb Cedar Rapids Symphony Gabrieli Handel and Hindmeth Loretta Koster David Jacobsen Kathy Fuller Dave Stookesberry Farmers State Bank Marion Recreational Complex Council City Hall

Mitchell movement winners named at Woman's Club event

Competition results list two winning pairs and two runner ups from the Mitchell movement at the Woman's Club on Sunday with Mrs Thomas Mullin Richard Moenk first and Mrs K V Harrington M G Rowray second and Mrs George Jenkins Mrs James Smittkamp first Kenneth Hixon Frank Hellenthal second. The next game is scheduled for 7 30 Tuesday at the Woman's Club. On this date in 1901 Carry Nation attacked a New York saloon run by John L Sullivan with a hatchet.

Mitchell Movement Woman's Club Thomas Mullin Richard Moenk K.V. Harrington M.G. Rowray George Jenkins James Smittkamp Kenneth Hixon Frank Hellenthal Carry Nation New York John L. Sullivan

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Notice

The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for its Afternoon Edition plus Saturday and Sunday issues. Rates include $1.05 per week by carrier, $4.29 for four weeks, $46.00 for 52 weeks, and $70.00 for 52 weeks for out-of-state or U.S. territories. No mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas.

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Nixon Refuses To Turn Over Watergate Tapes

President Nixon defied Judge John Sirica’s order to surrender secret Watergate tapes and appealed the ruling amid the ongoing legal battle.

Nixon John Sirica

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