Light on Carters wage rules leaves questions unanswered
Federal official L. Gene Bickel spoke on the Carter wage and price guidelines to the Eastern Iowa Personnel Association. The plan aims for voluntary wage increases not to exceed seven percent and price hikes to stay below the 1976-77 average, with various exceptions and monitoring questions still unresolved.
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Vandalism topic at Linn-Mar board meeting discussed
Linn-Mar officials heard student voices on vandalism at the high school citing restrooms study halls cafeteria and front foyer as hotspots. Superintendent Easterday and principal Christie questioned scope with suspensions noted and focus on whether issues reflect broad dissatisfaction or a few students.
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al Campbell
Campbell
Glen Easterday
Richard Christie
Easterday
Maureen Corkerly
Karen Lortz
Bowman Woods
Lortz
Roger Messerly
Marion Park Board approves 299627 budget plan
The Marion Park Board set a 1979 80 budget of 299 627 with allocations for city parks 158 142 playground recreation 28 785 swimming pool 63 627 community center 32 863 and cemetery 16 255 The proposal moves to the City Council for final approval William Nelson was named chairman Fred Weber vice chairman and Charles Kress secretary Joe Butterfield reported 1100 in the Cemetery Memorial Fund and 615 54 in the Park Memorial Fund A water conditioner will be leased from Culligan for the Community Center funds may also fund picnic tables and a benefit dance raised 260 for Lisa Dorff on Dec 3 at the Community Center.
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William Nelson
Fred Weber
Charles Kress
Joe Butterfield
Cemetery Memorial Fund
Park Memorial Fund
Culligan Water Conditioning
Marion
Butterfield
Lisa Dorff
Cedar Squares Dance Club
Prosser resigns as administrative assistant at Marion Independent
Marion Independent school board accepted the resignation of Mike Prosser who had been administrative assistant after serving as high school principal since 1977. The resignation takes effect immediately with consulting pay to March 30 and eight days vacation due. Prosser plans to enter real estate and teach in a local academy.
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Mike Prosser
Prosser
Grant Wood Area _ Education Agency
Marion Independent Board
Longfellow
Marion
Alpha Crushed Stone Inc
Washington and Mentzer
Ackerman Roofing Inc
Marjorie Thatcher
Washington
Earl Schwabe
Leo Wilmott
Linn-Mar Christmas Vocal Concert at Linn-Mar High School
Linn-Mar Community High School hosts a 7 30 p m Sunday Christmas vocal concert in the school auditorium featuring the mixed chorus chamber choir caroling choir and concert choir. Soloists include Marcia Roberts Clarissa Caylor Dana Etzel Vicki Abodeely Gwen Sawyer Laura Jenson Paula Briner Pat Murphy Doug Sawyer and Dawn Huntsinger with Byron Thompson directing. The program includes Bach cantata selections and holiday favorites all free and open to the public.
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Bethlehem
Marcia Roberts
DeAnn Possehl
Mary Roberts
Clarissa Caylor
Dana Etzel
Christ Child
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Gwen Sawyer
Laura Jenson
Paula Briner
Pat Murphy
Doug Sawyer
Shepard
Gloria
Dawn Huntsinger
Byron Thompson
Marion Building Department approves multiple permits including three Ed Meader homes
Three new houses approved for Ed Meader at 1845 27th Ave 1850 26th Ave and 1820 26th Ave with costs 40824 41049 and 41049. Additional permits include a Marion Cashway commercial addition 35000 basement drywall for Marlene Korbel 925 Lindale 500 basement drywall for Joe Korman 1025 Lindale 1200 exterior repair Marion Adult Theatre 752 10th St 300 fireplace Maryann White 1185 Maplecrest 1500 remodeling W F Pinckney Co 798 29th St 3000 and a covered walkway Thorpe Well East Co 4895 Eighth Ave 3500.
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Lindale Drive
Joe Korman
Marion Adult Theatre
10Th St
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Maplecrest Drive
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Thorpe Well East Co
Eighth Ave
Roller Coaster Craze Drives Boom Across Amusement Parks
Amusement parks surge with new steel coasters like Colossus and Gemini as builders race to claim height speed and thrill. Experts say riders flirt with danger while industry and regulators pursue safety codes amid fatal accidents and evolving standards.
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