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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1982

Page

5

Iowa City seeks expansion to store more data

City officials request 37 500 to upgrade the computer system storage to handle growing data needs. The upgrade would quadruple disk capacity, double memory, and support 13 bookkeeping tasks including water bills parking fines and landfill charges. Additional revenue from automated billing could total 40 000 annually.

Tom Walsh Iowa City City Hall Neal Berlin Rosemary Vitosh Vitosh Monica Uthe Berlin

Iowa City man gets suspended sentence for assault

Wayne Walter Draper 41 of 2216 California Ave was given a two year suspended term and two years probation for assault with intent to inflict serious injury after he pointed a gun at three men near Lakeside Apartments. He also received a 90 day jail sentence on a related charge and work release eight hours daily to run his taxicab business and attend AA meetings.

Iowa City Wayne Walter Draper California Ave Johnson County Draper Lakeside Apartments Alcoholics Anonymous

Tools Stolen From Northeast Residence Basement

Police report a burglary on Oakland Road NE where hand tools valued at about $400 and a tool box were taken from the basement of 851 Oakland Road NE between Monday and Thursday. Nolan K. Ogden reported the loss to authorities.

Nolan K. Ogden Oakland Road

Teamsters vote yes on police contract agreement

The city and Teamsters Local 238 reached a tentative police contract with a 4 percent wage raise starting July 1 and a 3 percent raise on January 1, 1983. Dental coverage will be paid by the city, and the wage gap between sergeants and detectives was narrowed by one cent to reduce disparity. Final city council approval is required before the July 1 effective date.

Teamsters Local Police Department Ron Kushman Ammeter Kuhlman Kuhhman Darwin Ammeter

Seven Evacuated As Basement Fire Damages building

A basement fire at 2900 First Avenue NE forced seven residents to evacuate along with a cat and a dog. Fire units confined the blaze to a storage area beneath Pinball Place with smoke damage to the second floor. Fire investigator to interview residents and inspect electrical systems. Red Cross offered shelter.

First Avenue Pinball Place Barru Salon Donald Knock Grant Wood Chapter American Red Cross Knock

King Cotton economy diversifies Mississippi balance

Mississippi, historically tied to one crop dubbed King Cotton, has grown balanced through sunlight on industry, other crops, tourism, and federal installations. The shift reflects efforts to diversify the state’s economic base and attract federal presence.

Mississippi

$7.7 Million Plan Aims to Modernize Iowa City Airport

The Iowa City Airport Commission asks the City Council to fund a 12 year master plan totaling 7.7 million dollars. Phase one costs nearly 2 million and would upgrade Runways 17 35 and 6 24 while adding a 96.7 acre land purchase and taxiway upgrades. The plan shifts primary runway to 6 24, reduces overflight of University of Iowa areas, and adds lighting navigational aids and a MALS system to improve all weather operations.

Tom Walsh Johnson County Iowa City Iowa City Airport Commission Airport Commission Reaganomics Commission University of Iowa West

League to hold budget meetings on Iowa City schools

The Iowa City Johnson County League of Women Voters schedules two budget meetings this week to examine the Iowa School Foundation Program of 1971 and the district budget and state education funding laws. The events occur Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Church and Thursday at Ann Shires home. A historical note mentions a 1970 Buenos Aires train collision with 141 fatalities.

Iowa City Johnson County League of Women Voters Trinity Episcopal Church E. College St Ann Shires Woodridge Ave League Iowa School Foundation

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