Cedar Rapids Area Hails New AARP Leader And Ambassadors
Bill Grove elected president of AARP Cedar Rapids Chapter 5352 with Judy Parks as VP, Pat Otis secretary and Beverly Johnson treasurer. Board members include Melvin Crombaugh, Ken Freeman, Cal Hershner, Pat Marshall, and others. Governor Tom Vilsack reappoints area residents as Linn County Governors Ambassadors Agnes Weed, Alta Bardsley, Wayne Stahle, Abigail Swanson, and Judith Rose. Deadline for column Wednesday noon. contact George Ford in The Gazette.
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Dorothy Wyatt
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Wayne Stahle
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City and County Meetings and Holiday Closures
Public tax spending agencies list meetings this week in Cedar Rapids and Linn County. Highlights include City Council sessions, Board of Supervisors meetings, and agenda planning events. Government offices close for Christmas Eve and Christmas with calendar notes on private meetings not listed.
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Anamosa schedules January hearing on instructional levy
The Anamosa school board will hold a public hearing January 20 on the Instructional Support Levy. Superintendent Carol Lensing favors locking in a 6.95 percent rate for three years to avoid annual hearings. The January 20 meeting also sets the 2004-05 calendar, with the year starting five days later than this year.
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Manchester to apply for nearly 300 thousand in federal housing funds
Manchester will seek 299 991 dollars from federal housing programs via the East Central Intergovernmental Association to help eligible property owners improve housing. The total project cost is 309 991 dollars with a 10 000 dollar match from Manchester, likely from the general fund of Tax Increment Financing. The Iowa Department of Economic Development will decide where the money goes, with awards announced on March 10, 2004.
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Bankruptcies Filed in Cedar Rapids U S Bankruptcy Court
The Cedar Rapids division reports multiple filings. Debtors include Steven C. Tory 249 Ripon St SW with 105710 debts 10997 assets 10247 exempt and Lynetta Findlay Mittan 1638 Ottawa Dr Marion with 78860 debts 59365 assets 40365 exempt. Others include Bradley Kiburz 1958 First Ave NE and Stephanie Kiburz Monticello with 278965 debts 437744 assets 406324, Vernon Tripses and Veronica Eveland Iowa City, plus Dianna Bentley Hiawatha, David and Sonja Burreson Ryan, Angela Cory 358 Seventh Ave SW, and David Hunt Earlville among listed amounts.
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Steven C. Tory
Ripon St. SW
Lynetta Findlay-Mittan
Ottawa Dr
Marion
Bradley K. Kiburz
First Ave. NE
Stephanie L. Kiburz
Monticello
Vernon A. Tripses
Veronica L. Eveland
500Th St. SE
Iowa City
Angela M. Cory
Seventh Ave
Fire and medical calls logged in Cedar Rapids area
The Log reports public safety activity in Eastern Iowa. At 7 26 p m Saturday crews removed smoke at 27 Clive Dr NW. Medical calls occurred plus two false alarms.
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