Marion Council Considers Higher Sewer Charges
City Manager Lawrence Asaro announced that Marion will begin action on an ordinance to raise sewer charges to fund the city’s share of a new metropolitan sewage treatment plant on Otis Road SE Cedar Rapids. The plan calls for a 45 cent per 100 cubic feet water charge and a 1.40 per month service fee, with seniors exempt from the monthly service charge. estimated annual needs are 230000 dollars for operations and debt service.
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Marion
Lawrence Asaro
Asaro
Otis Road SE
Cedar Rapids
Water Department
Aro
Dayhoff Re-elected Chair of Linn County Health Center Board
Arlene Dayhoff was re-elected chairperson of the Linn County Health Center board of directors at the regular meeting. Eunice Elias was unanimously elected vice chairperson, with committee assignments kept largely the same and two new directors joining. The board discussed budget, aging accounts, and a transportation advisory committee while in a brief closed session on legal matters.
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Arlene Dayhoff
Woodfield Lane
Linn County Health Center Board of
Dayhoff
Eunice Elias
Chuck Castine
Bob Johnson
Bonnie Severn
Virgil Andrew
Bob Mahan
Beth Reed
Dick Wenzel
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Eugene Kopecky
Johnson
Madge Phillips
Des Moines
Consumer Credit Counseling
Five complete medical course graduates announced
Five students complete the St. Luke's Methodist Hospital medical technology program and will graduate February 10 at 2 p.m. The graduates include Janet Watts Cedar Rapids Ann Sampson Ames Claudia Harlan Stockport Steven Huneke Coralville and John Dunam Marshalltown. They will be eligible for certification after passing the national exam. Ceremony in the hospital chapel with a reception in Room 163.
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St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital
Janet Watts
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State University
Ann Sampson
Ames
Cornell College
Claudia Harlan
Stockport
Wartburg College
Steven Huneke
Coralville
Iowa State
John Dunam
Marshalltown
Hospital
Deadline Near for Marion Tax Exemptions and Local Notices
Residents of Marion must file property tax exemptions by Saturday noon at the assessor’s City Hall office. after that, filings move to the Linn County Courthouse. Also included are local notices on YMCA schedules, an open house for the Stick family, property sales, a band event at Coe College, and dated factoids from 1975.
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Marion
Linn County
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Eugene Stick
F Ave
Farmers State Bank
Houston
Texas
Stick
Marion TV and Records
Alburnett Fraternity Forms New Jaycees Group chartered
A new Jaycees unit forms in Alburnett with charter banquet at Toddville Legion hall. Officers include Daniel Olmstead president J W Cook internal VP David Kirk external VP William Schindler secretary treasurer John Kula state director Daniel Gallager Jim Germaine Dennis Becker directors. Darrell Slabaugh Kirkwood Foundation guest speaker. Hiawatha Jaycees aided setup. ON THIS DATE in 1976 Daniel Moynihan resigns as US ambassador to the UN.
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Jaycees
Alburnett
Toddville Legionall
Daniel Olmstead
J.W. Cook
David Kirk
William Schindler
John Kula
Daniel Gallager
Jim Germaine
Dennis Becker
Darrell Slabaugh
Kirkwood Community College Foundation
Hiawatha Jaycees
Alburnett Group
Bill Weber Cures Pizzaitis
Bill Weber, an expert on pizzaitis, says the only symptom is a craving for perfect pizza. The cure is a visit to Mr. Bill's Gourmet Dining or at 720 10th St Marion. The remedy is temporary and must be repeated at least three times a week.
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Bill
10Th St. Marion
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Richard Koogler
Eighth Ave
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Ray
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Bonita Granville
FBI
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Daniel Moynihan
United Nations
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Boston
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