Center Point Hires Clerk and Funds Road Repair
Center Point city council hired Carolyn Roseberry as city clerk at 4.50 per hour with quarterly raises during a probationary year and earmarked about 14 000 in revenue sharing funds for road repairs on Green Street. The council discussed stray dog control and approved night patrols by Linn County deputies, with budget projections placing police costs near 39 920 by June.
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Center Point
Storm
Carolyn Roseberry
Paul Roseberry
Green Street
Roseberry
Bob Pepin
Roorda
Eddyville
Center Point to honor Roseberrys 80th wedding anniversary
The Center Point City Council made an exception to policy and will host an open house for Austin Roseberry and Susie Roseberry on Sunday March 29. The event runs from 2 to 4 p.m. and is organized by their eight children to celebrate their 80 years of marriage since March 27 1901.
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Becky Shoop
C.W. Troup
Council To
Center Point
Austin Roseberrys
Austin
Susie
Library contract vote looms after tentative wage deal
A tentative contract with Local 7180 of the Communications Workers of America covers Cedar Rapids Public Library employees. The package adds dental insurance, an 8 percent raise from July 1, and a 20 cent hourly increase for top pay rates effective January 1, 1982. Voting by union members begins tonight and continues next Tuesday, with completion expected by 1 30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Communication Workers of America
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Support for Ken Marsh Leads to Deferred Sentence
Kenneth E. Marsh of Cedar Rapids received a five year probationary deferred sentence after a jury found him guilty of second degree theft. Judge William Eads ordered a $1000 court payment and 60 days in Community Corrections Center when space allows. Witnesses and supporters filled the Linn District Court to urge leniency amid Marsh's possession of stolen property linked to three break-ins.
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Kenneth E. Marsh
William Eads
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Marsh
College Community
the Gazette Saturday
Father and son among four held on drug charges
Four people were arrested on drug charges after a Cedar Rapids police search at the William E Varner residence. The group includes father William Varner, 56, and his son William C Varner, 21, along with Jeffrey W Stull, 18, and Laurie S Hedgehorn, 21. The elder Varner faces extra counts for firearms as a felon. Large quantities of delmane and marijuana were found. no amounts specified. All four are jailed in Linn County.
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Cedar Rapids
William E. Varner
K Ave
Varner
William C
Edgewood Road
Jeffrey W. Stull
Williams Blvd
Laurie S. Hedgehorn
42Nd St
Warner
Stull
Hedgehorn
Linn County
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Cardiss Collins
Illinois
Congressional Black Caucus
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University of Iowa
Cherry Auditorium
Marcia Ann
Essence Magazine
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University of Chineas
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Langston Hughes Players
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COE College
Black Self Education Organization
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ORIG
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Thomasville
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le Cross
Flexstee
George Bent Wood
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Okeefe & Meritt
Almond Cole
Lifton Microwave
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6Th ST
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