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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1980

Page

23

Four Attend City Budget Hearing in Cedar Rapids

Four residents showed up at Taylor School for the Cedar Rapids City Council budget hearing as inflation and a new state law trim projected revenue. City Auditor McMahan outlined an $80 million next year budget with an $20,078,532 shortfall, likely covered by higher taxes and other levies, while Mayor Canney warned of real cost increases and a 5.9 percent tax rise for a $45,000 home. The hearing precedes a March 12 public session at City Council chambers.

Cedar Rapids Robert McMahan McMahan Don Canney Canney

Stoner to Visit Iowa City for 1980 Senate Rally

Republican Tom Stoner plans a campaign stop in Iowa City next week for a public rally at Old Brick. Campaign chairman Bill Goodrich says the 7 p.m. event Wednesday is one of 10 stops statewide to let voters meet Stoner, with Johnson County residents listed as primary attendees.

Cindy Collier Council Bluffs University of Iowa Iowa City William Vogt Inga Wollize Cindy Tom Stoner U.S. Senate Stoner Bill Goodrich Old Brick Iowa Goodrich Johnson County

Bucketsful buffet and dining deals in city briefs

Holiday Restaurant in Mount Ver lists a Saturday buffet 5 to 10 pm with all you can eat options including barbecued ribs roast beef and chicken soup plus a salad bar at 5 25. Also serving menu 5 to 1030 pm. Adv. cash or loans and merchants Siegel's advertise jewelry services. Additional listings include an auction and house sale in downtown and notices from Merle Norman Novak Monuments and Siebke Hoyt Jewelers with purchase offers and cash prices.

Mount Vernon

Earley enters innocent plea in Kriegel car theft scheme

Montezuma Gordon Butch Earley 23 of Malcom pleaded innocent to a second degree fraudulent practices charge. He allegedly took a car owned by Daniel and Dawn Kriegel of Brooklyn, later stripping it for parts and selling them in Tama. Prosecutors expect trial before April 30.

Montezuma Gordon Butch Earley Malcom Richard Vogel Poweshiek County Daniel Dawn Kriegel Brooklyn Des Moines Bennett Story County Nevada Grinnell Early Kriegers

Regents Approve Iowa City Law School Site Move

The Iowa Board of Regents approved a new law building site in Varsity Heights on the west side of the Iowa River southeast of the Fieldhouse. The plan relocates three day care centers three cooperative housing units an art studio and Health Occupations Education offices now on the plot. Dean N William Hines called the site excellent and noted the current facility is inadequate for about 600 students despite the law school's high reputation.

Iowa City State Board of Regents University of Iowa Varsity Heights Iowa River Health Occupations Education Program Law School N. William Hines Law United States American Bar Association

Roundup of Linn County jail incidents includes arrests

Rudy Papakee 2230 Mount Vernon Road SE was arrested for public intoxication after arriving at Linn County Jail to inquire about friends. He was released after a court appearance. Wesley Fernandez 25 of 6509 Brookview Drive NE was jailed after a tavern disturbance and alleged assault with a knife toward Vivian Curtis at Lincoln Lounge.

Rudy Papakee Papakee Mount Vernon Road Linn County Intox Mercy Hospital Wesley R. Fernandez Fernandez Brookview Drive Lincoln Lounge J St Vivian Curtis

Regents move to protect U of arena financing plan

The Iowa Board of Regents approved two funding options for the $24.2 million University of Iowa sports complex. They planned to issue $14 million in 25 year revenue bonds on March 13 if the market is favorable, else use a short term loan option. Construction aims to start in spring and finish in two years with fees and surcharge revenue backing bonds. Additional funding includes state roadway funds $2.7 million, campus revenues $672,000, and $8.5 million from private fundraising.

Iowa City UPI State Board of Regents University of Iowa U of I Regents Iowa- Des Moines National Bank Mary Louise Petersen Harlan Randy Bezanson University

Fragmented note details civic filing and names

A garbled 1980 entry references a registration or permit action with scattered names and places. It lists James A. Graham and others alongside mixed terms like application and fission. The text is legible only in fragments with unclear actions.

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