Linn special deputy cited for heroics
Ron Sims a 20 year old Cedar Rapids resident received a commendation for CPR efforts that saved a neighbor man's life after he collapsed in a snow bank on January 13. Sims helps as a Linn County special deputy and trains with other volunteers who assist regular deputies.
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Ron Sims
Linn County
Sims
Cedar Rapids
Miller’s Towing Service
Sawyer
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Supervisors deny pleas for added psychiatric staff
Linn County supervisors reject a request for two psychiatric aides and an activity specialist at the care facility. The $40 000 yearly cost would not be cost efficient, given current per diem costs and the facility’s 24 resident capacity.
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Mary Burke
Gaette County
Linn County
Dick Dunkle
Dunkle
Diana Kisling
Kisling
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ot Independence
St. Luke’s
Mhi
Oxley
Elaine Huelsberg
Marion woman seeks damages from Cedar Rapids Aerie 2272
Sally M. Keller sues the Fraternal Order of Eagles Cedar Rapids Aerie No. 2272 for 500000 dollars claiming the lodge served alcohol to her ex husband Richard Stalkfleet on August 9 1981 before he shot her at her residence injuring her face and legs. Stalkfleet pled guilty to attempted murder January 29 with sentencing set for March 12. Keller alleges lodge members and staff knew of his habit of heavy drinking and that she was handicapped from performing ordinary work and incurred medical expenses.
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Sally M. Keller
Order of Eagles
Cedar Rapids Aerie
Richard Stalkfleet
Stalkfleet
Eagle
Lodge
Keller
Linn-Mar approves 7.3 percent pay raise for bus drivers
Linn-Mar school board votes to grant a 7.3 percent salary increase for district bus drivers. Superintendent Glen Easterday outlines elementary attendance reassignment to nearest walking distance for K-4 students in northeast Marion.
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Nina Bappe
Lane
Linn-Mar
Glen Easterday
Marion
Springville
George Smith
Marion Township
Arlo Benesh
Postage Rise Sets Stamp Price From 18 to 20 Cents
One year after the Postal Rate Commission approved a 3 cent increase to 18 cents, the first class stamp rose to 20 cents by year end. The move reflects rapid pricing changes in postal services and consumer costs.
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Postal Rate Commission
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