College Community Board approves staff and program cuts
The College Community school board voted to trim staff and programs to cut about 45 000 from the 1979 80 budget. Cutbacks include reducing paraprofessionals from 36 to 20 saving 36 000 and ending the spring Outdoor Education program. Additional savings come from layoffs and halting district wide field trips, with principals expected to cover some costs from activity funds.
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College Community School Board
Prairie Elementary
Jim Barger
Barger
Bach
College
Ron Nove
Fairfax
Humble
Presi
Board shelves Bach petition after lack of hard facts
The College Community School District Board shelved a petition to reopen the contract with Superintendent Dr. William Bach after lawmakers reported no hard facts to justify action. Budget concerns and personality conflicts were cited. Bach’s 34 year agreement remains in place with no salary change.
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Glenn Selzer
William Bach
the Gazette
Bach
Dent Daryl Hynek
Swisher
College Community School District Board of Education
Daryl Hynek
Hynek
William Boland
Petitioners
Mary Stroleng
Norman Humble
Elmer Grissel
Prairie Elementary
Jean Johnson
Prairie View
Prairie Intermediate
Prairie
Robert Bostwick
Steven Allen
Daniel Bubon
Jane Caraway
Teresa Douglas
Coin thefts reported at Marion eateries and home
Police investigated thefts of about 225 dollars from Naso's Pizza House in Marion after hours and a separate burglary involving around 1000 dollars in coins. Alfred Trumper reported a basement coin collection possibly stolen since last July, with no single date of occurrence.
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Naso
Marion
Seventh Ave
Alfred Trumper
Knollcrest Drive
Trumper
Lenten services and city council notices in Marion
Lenten services at Lutheran Church of the Resurrection 2770 18th Ave begin Ash Wednesday with holy communion and 7:15 p.m. Wednesday services during Lent. Marion City Council scheduled regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. Rotary event honors 75th anniversary with speaker Howard Sokol and past presidents at Sirloin n Brew. Larry Harmon appointed to the State Employment and Training Council by Gov. Ray for a two year term. Nordman Jewelry ad notes diamond silver sale. Ray's Jewelry ad.
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Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
18Th Ave
Marion City Council
City Hall
Rotary
Marion-East
Cedar Rapids
Larry Harmon
Marion
Robert Ray
State Employment and Training Council
Cornell Diplomats to Represent Mozambique at Model U N in Cambridge
Eight Cornell College students named to represent Mozambique at Harvard National Model United Nations in Cambridge Massachusetts. Delegates include Carol Graham Sheila Brown Peterside Jeff Beatty Matt Seiss Chuck Gaddy Molly Baier Phil Sieff and Jeff Sirtola. They were chosen by the Cornell U N Club after a campus competition and prepared with an intensive study course.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Mozambique
Harvard University
Model United Nations
Cambridge
Mass
Cornell U.N. Club
North America
Cornell
Chuck Gaddy
Columbus
Molly Baier
Martinez
Calif
Phil Sieff
Edina
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Iowa
Board
By Vanessa Shelton
Garatta
Seventh Avenue
35Th Street
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum
Mario
Nordman Jewelry
Adv
Ray's Jewelry
Harvard
U.N
Nick Nemer
3Rd Ave
World Theater
Beneficial Income Tax Service
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance
Beneficial Finance Co
Center Point Rd
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S.W. Decorah
W. Water St
Manchester
Main St
Togethe
National
Milwaukee
Appleton Green Bay
Rockford
Peoria
Springfield
Kalamazoo
St. Petersbu
Clearwater
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