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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1983

Page

5

Linn County approves pay hikes for officials

Linn County Compensation Board raises for elected officials take effect July 1 1984 with sheriff Donald Buzz Sawyer slated to earn 32800 up from 30944. The board also recommends salaries for others including attorney auditor treasurer clerk of court recorder and supervisors with varying percent increases. Scott and Polk counties publish higher recommendations while Black Hawk Dubuque and Johnson counties show differing scales and upcoming actions.

Mary Burke Polk Johnson and Scott Sheriffs’ Supervisors Scott County Rebecca Crawbaugh Black Hawk Dubuque Johnson Polk County Black Hawk County Sonia Johannsen Dubuque County Terry Hirsch Johnson County

Monsignor Ligutti Dies Adviser to Popes and Rural Aid

Monsignor Luigi G. Ligutti, an Italian-born priest who aided the poor, advised popes, and led rural life efforts, died in Rome at 88. He moved to Iowa in 1912, directed the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, and served as Vatican observer to the FAO. Funeral plans were announced for Des Moines and Granger churches.

Des Moines Luigi G. Ligutti Iowa Beaver Granger Maurice Dingman Ica Europe Australia Vatican United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization Pius XII John XXIII Paul VI Ligutti Italy FAO Washington Rome John Paul II Living History Farms Pope Pius XII United States Dingman St. Ambrose Cathedral Assumption Catholic Church

Inmate Aims Self Destruction Twice in Four Weeks

An 18 year old Linn County Jail inmate Robert McNeese 621 19th St SE attempted death by own action in his cell about 2 am after other inmates alerted deputies He used bedcloth strips and was not seriously injured Taken to St Luke s Hospital for psychiatric evaluation He faces theft motor vehicle without owner s consent weapons and interfering with officials acts charges on $2000 bond

Linn County Zeller St. Luke’s Hospital McNeese

Williamsburg School Board Awards Roof Renovation Bids

The Williamsburg school board awarded the junior-senior high roof project bids. Mayberry Electric won the Williamsburg roof job at 15500 dollars. The general contract went to B A Westbrook Inc for 419260 dollars. The mechanical contract went to AD Mechanical Inc for 172350 dollars.

Williamsburg Williamsburg School Board Marion Mayberry Electric Westbrook B.A. Westbrook Inc AD Mechanical Inc Iowa City

Cedar Rapids OKs Two-Way Plan for A Avenue NE

The Cedar Rapids City Council approves a recommendation to convert A Avenue NE from one-way eastbound to two-way between Second and Third streets NE. Action awaits Linn County Regional Planning Commission and Iowa DOT approval, with potential spring timing to remove a center island and update signals. Third Street NE remains one-way northbound.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Regional Planning Commission Iowa Department of Transportation For Action Greater Downtown

Commission to consider Fillmore school mental health site

Cedar Rapids Planning Commission will assess Linn County's conditional use request for the old Fillmore Elementary School at E Avenue and 13th Street NW as a mental health center. No protests were filed at the Zoning Committee hearing, which urged more off street parking and ongoing review of parking. If approved, the matter proceeds to the Board of Adjustment on Jan 9. The Miami manager declared Overtown a restricted area after violence following a young Black man's shooting death by a Hispanic officer.

Cedar Rapids Planning Commission Board of Adjustment Miami Overtown

Bank machines milked for 35000 in Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Davenport

An Iowa City bank lost about 35000 after a service card was left in an ATM. The card accessed machines in Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Davenport, with 3000 withdrawn from Mercy Hospital Davenport. Police hunt a maintenance card thief while authorities say leads exist.

Davenport Iowa City Iowa S&l Computer Trust Des Moines Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids John Howe

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