Cedar Rapids Tax Board Announces Staffing and Policy Changes
The Cedar Rapids Tax Board outlined reforms including valuing tax-exempt property by January 1 1963, and reclassifying several positions. Roger Schrodermier was named chief deputy at 5880 annual pay, Griff Johnson became field appr as pay cut to 5820, Orvin Frink promoted to full-time field assessor at 5640, Mrs. Leonard West to secretary at 4020, and a vacant clerk post budgeted at 3120. Ronald Wagner appointed to the examining board and Ben Holets reappointed to a six-year board of review term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holveck
State Tax Commission
Griff Johnson
Orvin Frink
Lisbon
Leonard West
Hiawatha
Ronald Wagner
Ben Holets
Fairfax
Board of Review
Courthouse Draws 90 Petit Jurors for January Term
Ninety petit jurors are drawn to serve in the January term of court. They report January 15 at 9 a.m. as the January term begins January 8 with Judge Sandoe Jordan presiding. The list includes residents from Cedar Rapids to Marion, Maplewood to Washington townships, with many named individuals and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandoe Jordan
Cedar Rapids
Carol Anderson
Fifteenth St
Florence D. Atkinson
Seventh St. NE
Kenneth F. Benz
Twenty-seventh St. Dr
Henry A. Beyers
Wellington St
William F. Biederman
Second St
Lael Biella
Park Ave
Alta E. Blood
First Ave
Louis M. Boddicker
Fourth Ave
Wilmer T. Bowen
Kesler Rd
Nina Bragg
Ninth St
Robert E. Brown
Tenth Ave
Lois Butler
Sue Lane
Virginia I. Byers
Sixth Ave
Arlene H. Cammack
Charles R. Chase
Seventh Ave
Betsey Chehak
Sixteenth St
Barbara Cizek
Nineteenth Ave
Marjorie Daft
Cleon F. Dolezal
Eighth Ave
Marie Ebert
Woodside Dr
Edwin D. Elyea
Deborah
Herschel D. Hartsell
Nancy Henry
Fifth St
Asaph L. Hinton
Charlotte J. Johnson
B Ave
Mary Jordan
Schaeffer
Henry Katz
Nineteenth St
Lucile Lindgren
Forest Dr
Cleo L. Ludlow
John H. Nelson
Memorial Dr
Helen C. O'Connell
Dave
John H. O'Neill
Center Point Rd
Keith L. Pence
Golfview Dr
Edith Rhodes
Eighth St
Georgia Richardson
Sylvia Roche
Second Ave
Gladys M Smith
Andrew Sorenson
Fourth St
John M. Stearns
Old Marion Rd
Herschel Stripe
Miami Dr
Clair J. Way
Lennox Ave
Harold T. Webber
G Ave
Jack D. Welch
Mabel C. Waite
Bencke Rd
Marion
Chester Bullis
Kenneth Clark
Shirley Collins
Howard Glass
Arthur Hunt
Burte Ruston
Mr. Vernon
Jay Fordyce
Lisbon
Fred Kruse
Albert L. Reynolds
Harold Riger
Springville
Kendall Gibson
College Township
James
Holveck gets $720 yearly raise in Linn County
Linn County Assessor Holveck received a $720 annual salary boost by the county conference board, raising his pay to $7,920 effective January 1, 1962. The board also adjusted salaries for other personnel and approved a total office budget of $36,000 with $3,600 for extra help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Forrest Holveck
County Conference Board
Holveck
M. G. Linkletster
Conference Board
Indonesia opens door to accord on West New Guinea
Foreign Minister Subandrio told parliament that Indonesia cannot be blamed for using force to seize West New Guinea but kept a path to a peaceful settlement. He said the settlement must grant Indonesia control of the western half of the island. President Sukarno meanwhile ordered total mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Subandrio
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Sukarno
FDA Bans Diethylstilbestrol for Capons in Chickens
Washington UPI reports the Food and Drug Administration banned use of diethylstilbestrol in caponizing chickens, classifying the chemical as cancer producing due to its tumor risks in laboratory animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Romania Jails 80,000 Farmers in Collectivization Drive
Vienna reports that over 80,000 farmers were arrested in Communist Romania’s collectivization from 1950 to 1952. Nicolai Ceausescu, at a party meeting denouncing Stalinism, said arrests were ordered by Anna Pauker, former foreign minister ousted in 1952 and died in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Romania
Scinteia
Nicolai Ceausescu
Ceausescu
Anna Pauker
Blood Plasma Flown to Brazil for Circus Fire Victims
The state department announced on Tuesday that the United States is sending blood plasma valued at $10,000 to Brazil to aid victims of the circus fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
State Department
U.S
Brazil
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Philip Hand
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Otter Creek
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