Family practice physician heads Mercy Hospital staff
Dr. Thomas J. Schueller will become president of Mercy Hospital's medical and dental staff on January 1, succeeding Dr. John F. Hess. Dr. Leland G. Hawkins is new vice president and Dr. William B. Galbraith secretary-treasurer. Schueller, a Cedar Rapids practitioner since 1963, is a Dubuque native and University of Iowa College of Medicine alumnus. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Family Physicians and a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Six other Cedar Rapids doctors and one dentist were named department officers, including Dr. John R. Van Heukelem. Dr. G. L. Schmit. Dr. Johanna Abernathy. Dr. Alexander Smith. Dr. Fred Pilcher. Dr. Dennis Champar. and Dr. Dale Roberson. Two-year-term staff leaders include Drs. Donald Paulsen, Robert Harry, Thomas Schroeder, Thomas McIntosh, Richard Zenske, John Ritchie, and Peter Kolln, with medical directors Drs. James Boddicker, Ralph Beckett, Winthrop Risk, Dale Morgan, and Raymond Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Schueller
Mercy Hospital medical/ dental staff
John F. Hess
Leland G. Hawkins
William B. Galbraith
Schueller
Loras College
Dubuque
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Cedar Rapids
American Board of Family Physicians
American Academy of Family Physicians
Mercy medical/dental
John R. van Heukelem
G.L. Schmit
Johanna Abernathy
Alexander Smith
Fred Pilcher
Dennis Champar
Dale Roberson
Donald Paulsen
Robert Harry
Thomas Schroeder
Thomas McIntosh
Richard Zenske
John Ritchie
Peter Kolln
James Boddicker
Ralph Beckett
Winthrop Risk
Dale Morgan
Raymond Shank
Merchants praise street parking on Seventh Avenue
Downtown merchants report a 150 percent sales boost on peak days since street parking resumed on Seventh Avenue. They urge making the plan permanent as out of town shoppers stop to buy in Marion. A 90‑day study finds no rise in accidents but notes many spaces stay underused. Council will decide after Feb 1.
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Christie Wallace
Marion
Seventh Avenue
Wayne Engle
Engle
Cedar Rapids
Jim Crowley
Nordman Jewelers
Marion Retail Bureau
Bender
Novak Elementary bands to perform Thursday concert
The Cadet Honor and Sixth Grade bands from Novak Elementary School will present a concert at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Linn-Mar High School gym Darrell Dicken will direct selections including March Melody Old Saint Nick Is Swinging The Yankee Doodle Boy Mary March Fantastique and Theme From Ice Castles
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Novak Elementary School
Linn-Mar High School
Darrell Dicken
Detective faces possible discipline after Cedar Rapids escape
A suspect, Roger E. Hinton, 21, escaped a Cedar Rapids police station by forcing a second floor window around 8:30 p.m. Monday while unhandcuffed. Internal affairs debated discipline for Detective Rick Hamblin, with a recommendation made by James Barnes. Hinton remains at large. If recaptured, he faces escape charges from prior burglaries at Wareco station and Czech Village Major Muffler.
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Cedar Rapids
Roger E. Hinton
13Th Ave
Hinton
John Erger
Department
Rick Hamblin
Raymond Baker
Detective Bureau
James Barnes
Erger
Barnes
Ware & McDonald Oil Co
Wareco
E Ave
Czech Village
16Th Ave
Left turn on red OK at some intersections says City Hall
City officials discussed traffic safety at a Tuesday informal council session. State law allows right turns on red after a stop and left turns from one one way street to another after a stop at marked intersections. A three way stop may be added at Hollywood Boulevard NE and Council Street NE to calm speeding and curb jumping. Confusing speed signs on Cottage Grove Avenue near 34th Street SE may be simplified by removing the 40 mph sign. The council may also raise park pavilion rental fees by 50 cents per section per time slot.
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Dick Hogan
Donald Canney
Meyer
Hollywood Boulevard
Council Street
Hollywood
Council Intersection
Cottage Grove Avenue
34Th Street
Cedar Christian School
Jaycees Set Toy Distribution at Town and Country Center
Cedar Rapids Jaycees will distribute toys to the needy from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at Town and Country Shopping Center on First Avenue East. Co-chairman Deanna Brennan said there will be only one distribution point due to high toy donations and a later change from two to one site.
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Cedar Rapids
Jaycees
Aerosmith to Perform at Five Seasons Center Cedar Rapids
The hard rock group Aerosmith will headline a general admission show at the Five Seasons Center Cedar Rapids on February 6 with Pat Travers Band opening at 7 30 p.m. Tickets priced at $10 go on sale today.
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Aerosmith
Five Seasons Center
Cedar Rapids
Pat Traver
Marion Brief Reflected Images hires hairdresser
Marion business Reflected Images advertises an opening for a hairdresser with some following. Call 377-4933 for details and application steps.
Officer Brokaw to Receive Medal of Valor Today
Cedar Rapids officer Michael Brokaw will be awarded the Police Department's second-highest honor at the City Council meeting. He is to receive the Medal of Valor from Safety Commissioner Floyd Bergen for an outstanding arrest during a July 28 hostage incident in an east side restaurant involving an armed suspect holding a partner and a citizen.
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Cedar Rapids
Michael Brokaw
Brokaw
Floyd Bergen
Police Department
Merit Citation Board
John Erger
Bergen
Marion Zoning backs conditional use for Walker heating business
Marion Planning and Zoning Commission favors approving Margaret Walker's request to allow a heating and air conditioning business at 891 Kent St in a commercially zoned area. No outside storage is allowed and the decision goes to the Zoning Board of Adjustment for a public hearing on December 21 at 7 30 p.m. at City Hall. The panel also reviewed home occupation regulation changes amid complaints of nuisance traffic noise and odor.
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Marion Planning and Zoning Commission
Margaret Walker
Kent St
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Marion City Hall
Jeff Schott
Commission
Marion Water Department workers approve 7 percent raise
Eight employees finalize a 1983-84 salary pact Monday night preserving benefits while boosting pay by 7 percent. Five-plus year staff gain a $400 longevity bonus plus $100 for each additional five years of service and a $25 increase over the prior agreement. Trustees also write off $716.99 in delinquent water sewer and garbage bills.
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Marion Water Department
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