Linn County Diverted Revenue Sharing Funds To Four Contingencies
Linn County Board of Supervisors moved more than 1.5 million dollars in revenue sharing for 1981-82 into four contingency funds to keep spending flexible. Funds cover capital expenditures 1,159,200 including youth shelter and courthouse moves, equipment 111,000 for sheriff and health dept cars, human services 55,220 for programs, and 205,965 in miscellaneous items.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Jean Oxley
Oxley
Contingency Fund For Human Services
Paul
Witwer
Toddville
Sheriff's Department
Health Department
Linn Health Services Program
State Health Systems Agency
United Cerebral Palsy Center
Hope United Way
UCP
Elections Office
Reagan plan alarms aging advocates over block grants
Gail Cooper Evans reports that Heritage Agency on Aging directors foresee drastic effects if federal funds move to state block grants. They warn Community Services Administration cuts could end CAP funding, raise meal costs, and threaten the Rural Economic Development Program, with potential impact on elderly served in seven counties.
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Reagan
Russell Proffitt
Proffitt
Heritage Agency On Aging
Linn
the Gazette Today
Community Services Administration
Congress
David Stockman
Stockman
Federal Office of Management and Budget
National Association of Area Agencies On
HACAP
CAP
HAA
Rural Economic Development
RED
Polk canvass to gather Cedar Rapids directory data
R L Polk and Co will begin canvassing Cedar Rapids this week for the 1981 City Directory. Canvassers with Polk ID will collect residential and business data over 10 to 12 weeks for an fall distribution with 8 am to 8 pm phone access at 363 2391.
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R.L. Polk and Co
Cedar Rapids
Polk
United States
Polk Directory
Betty Robertson
Robertson
21St Ave
Science Fair Deadline Set for 22nd Eastern Iowa Exhibit
The Eastern Iowa Science and Engineering Fair directors set Saturday Feb 28 as the entry deadline for the 22nd annual expo to be held Sat March 28 at Cedar Rapids Washington High School. About $3 000 in cash and merchandise awards are planned for junior and senior high students and a new Momentum entertainment program from Washington High School will feature at the event. Dr John Jackobs fair director noted a technical advisers panel to assist students with projects with Joseph Beach Wilson Junior High and former director named to head the panel.
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Eastern Iowa Science and Engineering Fair
Cedar Rapids Washington High School
Momentum
John Jackobs
Joseph Beach
Wilson Junior High
Fair
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Linn County Council On Aging
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Rudolf Hess
Cedar Rapids Area
Coralville
Town and Country
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Dr. Jackobs
All Mens & Boys
Snowmobile
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Missy
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