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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1983

Page

7

Officials outline two year sewer plan to CCI group

Cedar Rapids officials told the Citizens for Community Improvement about a 6.5 million sewer program over two years to fund studies and repairs. About 3.4 million will come from bonds and results may ease summer flooding pending quality approvals. Monthly consultant reports are planned.

Dick Hogan Cedar Rapids Citizens For Community Improvement Group CCI Harrison School Wayne Murdock Richard Ransom Ransom Iowa Department of Environmental Quality Murdock

Cedar Rapids Considers Two Sewer Cleaning Trucks

At an informal City Council session Cedar Rapids weighs buying two diesel mounted sewer cleaning units the Vactor Model 810 and the Vac-All Model E 3010 for 199 489 using general obligation bonds. Richard Jackson backs the Vactor after comparing models and urges checking other cities before a vote.

Cedar Rapids Wayne Murdock Richard Jackson Murdock Citizen's Sewer Study Committee Jackson

Grant Wood instructors reject terms of pact proposal

Grant Wood Education Association members vote 97.5 percent against a pact in a fact finders report. The Grant Wood Area Education Agency board had backed the settlement, but with both sides rejecting, details remain sealed as negotiations extend likely through an arbitrator.

Grant Wood Education Association Bob Wills The Education Asso Ciation Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board of Directors

Air compressor stolen from Terry Johnson residence garage

A theft report indicates an air compressor and several items were stolen from the unlocked garage at 230 Cherry Hill Road SW belonging to Terry Johnson. The total value of stolen goods was listed at 750 dollars.

Terry Johnson Cherry Hill Road

Lisbon budget seeks higher tax funds for district

Lisbon Community School District plans a $1,482,425 budget with a $15.03 per thousand valuation tax rate and a $709,309 tax ask. A March 14 hearing is set in the high school economics room. The district notes a 5 percent rise in assessed valuations. The budget includes 27 cents per $1,000 for site improvements and maintains a shared physics program with Mount Vernon High School. Lisbon pays Mount Vernon $1,950 or $300 per student for the program, whichever is lower.

Lisbon Community James Steffen Steffen The Gazette Mount Vernon High School Mount Vernon Lisbon

Come of Age staged by Cedar Rapids junior high schools

Taft Junior High and Harding Junior High in Cedar Rapids perform the musical Coming of Age on Thursday and Friday with different cast sizes. Harding presents a Saturday show. Tickets range from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars, with calls for details at the two schools.

Franklin Junior High Irma Dillsaver Karen Quinby Kansas New York Irving Cohan John Girotto Oscar Rogers Joel Dunham Ruewie Cedar Rapids Taft Junior High E Ave Harding Junior High Golf St. NE Harding Taft Kathy Novy Dexter Constant National Association of Secondary School Principals Constant Caft Novy Jodi Ahrens Liz Kim Daywitt Karen Nicola Tomney Meig

Kirkwood Jazz Ensemble to Perform Thursday

Kirkwood Jazz Ensemble will perform at noon Thursday in Iowa Hall on the Kirkwood Campus. Director Clifford Whitelegg aims to spotlight the instrumental music program as it expands with a Dixieland band and a jazz sextet this spring quarter. Matt Canfield will solo on Maria from the Maynard Ferguson library, with two West Side Story pieces on the program.

Kirkwood Iowa Hall Clifford Whitelegg Whitelegg West Side Story Buddy Rich Maynard Ferguson Matt Canfield Cedar Hall

Mount Mercy reports record spring enrollment climb

Mount Mercy College announces its highest spring enrollment in history with 1 123 students, up 68 from last spring. Full time equivalents total 883, versus 868. president Feld cites liberal arts value and a broad schedule of day and evening courses, including 42 late afternoon and evening offerings in 15 majors.

Mount Mercy College Thomas R. Feld Mount Mercy

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