Marion Mothers Club Aerobics Demo Thursday
Mothers-Martha Relford will lead aerobic exercise at Marion Mothers Club meeting this Thursday at 7 45 p m at Donna Hanson home 2900 Second Ave. The note includes other local notices and advertisements.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1981
Page
6
Mothers-Martha Relford will lead aerobic exercise at Marion Mothers Club meeting this Thursday at 7 45 p m at Donna Hanson home 2900 Second Ave. The note includes other local notices and advertisements.
Marion City Council informal vote shifts two year capital plan away from Boyson Road extension as estimated 575000 project is deemed unaffordable. Officials prefer funding a new police facility with bonds up to about 1.4 million over two years, subject to voter approval for the police project.
Richard N. Eldridge had a charge of possession of a controlled substance dismissed after a Linn County judge suppressed evidence from a Cedar Rapids Airport search. The ruling found Eldridge’s consent to search was not clearly voluntary and the officer failed to show uncoerced consent.
On this date 1795, American philanthropist George Peabody was born. The note marks his birth and his later impact as a leading financier and benefactor.
A packed Linn County Zoning Commission meeting failed to reverse its earlier approval of Everett Staskal’s rezoning request for about 10 acres near Beverly Road Edgewood Road and the Highway 30 bypass. Residents Dusil and others argued against unilateral change to light industrial use. The Board of Supervisors will revisit the matter on February 24 with final decision forthcoming.
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