Neuhauser poised to become Iowa City's next mayor
City Councilwoman Mary Neuhauser is expected to announce at a 10 a.m. press conference at the Iowa City Civic Center her intention to succeed Mayor John Balmer. If chosen by the seven member council, she would lead a liberal majority including incumbents Perret Erdahl and newcomer Dickson, with McDonald set as at large, replacing conservative Roberts.
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Iowa City
Mary Neuhauser
Iowa City Civic Center
Neuhauser
John Balmer
David Perret
Clemens Erdahl
Kate Dickson
John McDonald
Glenn Roberts
Bob Vevera
Erdahl
Perret
Larry Lynch
Higher water and sewer rates take effect in Iowa City
Iowa City voters face new charges as the City Council approves higher water and sewer rates to keep operations solvent. The two month bill for average customers rises from 23.38 to 28.07 for water and 16.40 plus 6.48 for sewer to 17.20 and 10.35 respectively. New billing cycles shift to eight per bi monthly period, delaying some bills while not changing annual totals. Deposits are now collected at service start and credited after one year if all bills are paid. Delinquent notices move from 15 to 30 days with a hearing before any shut off. For questions contact the city treasurer.
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Iowa City
Treasury
Registration Opens for Winter and Spring Arts Classes
Iowa City Parks and Recreation announces in person registration at the Recreation Center for winter and spring arts classes. Adults may enroll for five to 10 weeks with fees from 6 to 30 dollars and must supply materials. Youth offerings include dance crafts and pottery with fees from 50 cents per session to 20 dollars total. Contact Joyce Harney at 356-5100 for details.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Parks and Recreation Department
Iowa City Work on Short Range Land Use Plan
Iowa City advances a short-range land-use plan focusing on the southwest side. Officials propose commercial zoning for the Freeway 518 and US 1 northeast quadrant while reserving agriculture for the southeast quadrant and weighing future industrial potential. Annexation and intergovernmental agreements with Johnson County aim to control land use and utility extension.
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Iowa City
Don Schmeiser
Schmeiser
Robert Jansen
Johnson County
Iowa River
Melrose Avenue
Rohret Road
Cedar Rapids Burglary Hits Russell Johnson Residence
Police investigate a break in at 6712 First Ave NW Cedar Rapids where a Colt .45 pistol valued at 450 dollars cash totaling 950 dollars in goods were stolen. Entry came via a pried rear patio door. Loss exceeds 975 dollars including foreign currency rings and commemorative silver ingots.
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Cedar Rapids
Russell Johnson
First Ave
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