Taxing tips sparks ire among Cedar Rapids wait staff
A new reporting rule for tip income, effective Jan 1, targets bars and restaurants with 10 or more employees. It requires employees to report sales and tips, with withholding rules based on an 8 percent tipping threshold, drawing criticism from waitstaff and restaurant owners over added recordkeeping and wages.
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Grassley warned of a class system in health care costs
Hospital officials warned Sen. Charles Grassley that reducing federal health spending risks creating a two tier system where some patients receive less care. They cited Medicare and Medicaid shortfalls and potential freezes on physician payments as part of broader cost containment. Grassley favored restraint while acknowledging tough tradeoffs.
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Soap Box Derby entrants to try out cockpit of winners
Prospective entrants can test the cockpit of 1982 winner Todd Cronbaugh and Joel Hentrich during a 1:30 p.m. registration session at the Central YMCA Saturday. Nevin Leichliter notes display of cars with alternate methods and starter kits. The 1983 Cedar Rapids Derby runs July 10 for ages 10 to 15, with top juniors and seniors earning trips to Akron in August.
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Cedar Rapids Horsemen elect new officers for 1983
Don DeCoster of Swisher has been elected president of the Cedar Rapids Horsemen's Club for 1983. Other officers include Jerry Fitzpatrick of Solon as vice president, Margaret Cashman as secretary, and Jean Leckington of Cedar Rapids as treasurer. Directors are Bill Hamer, Verle Leege, Vern Upmier of Ely, Buzz Marsh of Cedar Rapids, and Frank Zaspal of Solon.
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Swisher
Cedar Rapids Horsemen’s Club
Jerry Fitzpatrick
Solon
Margaret Cashman
Jean Leckington
Cedar Rapids
Bill Hamer
Verle Leege
Vern Upmier
Ely
Buzz Marsh
Frank Zaspal
Five charged with drunk driving in Linn County incidents
Five persons were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County late Wednesday and early Thursday. Dale C. Kriener 19 Calmar was arrested at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the 100 block of Fourth Street NE. James M. Carrithers Jr 35 of 344 19th St SE was arrested shortly before 1 a m Thursday at Fourth Street and 14th Avenue SE and also charged with failure to drive with headlights when required. Gregory J. Corey 21 of 3611 Houston St NE was arrested at 3 35 a m Thursday on Boyson Road one quarter mile east of Council Street and also charged with a restricted license violation. James R. Kauten 22 of 1643 Richmond Road NE was arrested at 2 27 a m Thursday in the 200 block of L Street SW and also charged with speeding and failure to maintain control. Gordon L. Nordgren 25 of Vinton was arrested at 12 17 a m Thursday on Highway 94 one quarter mile north of Covington and also charged with driving left of center.
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Dale C. Kriener
Calmar
Fourth Street
James M. Carrithers Jr
19Th St
14Th Avenue
Gregory J. Corey
Houston St
Boyson Road
Council Street
James R. Kauten
Richmond Road
L Street
Gordon L. Nordgren
Vinton
Highway 94
Covington
Grassley sees jobless rate of less than 10 percent
U S Sen Charles Grassley predicts unemployment will stay in the high nines for 1983 with a slow decline. He says a gradual recovery may prevent future inflation spikes and notes cautious optimism about the economy.
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Armchair Adventures to Highlight Landforms at Nature Center
The Indian Creek Nature Center hosts Armchair Adventures on landforms with Sunday programs at 2 p.m. The first session covers Iowa landforms by Jean Prior, showing slides to spot geological evidence. admission is free for members and two dollars for non members.
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Indian Creek Nature Center
Sigurd Olson
Northwoods
Minnesota
Nature Center
Otis Road SE
Iowa
Jean Prior
Bill Desmarais
Cedar Rapids
Rocky Mountains
Kirkwood eliminates welding department head position
Kirkwood Community College board votes to end the welding department head job as part of a vocational division revamp. Enrollment in welding fell 63 percent over five years, prompting the elimination despite praise for the program. A 4,000 square foot Iowa City classroom space is approved. Preliminary 1983 84 budget set at 17.61 million with a March 10 hearing.
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Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Norm Nielsen
Iowa City
Bill Stewart
Stewart
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