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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1983
Page
11
Linn County officials and local defense lawyers reached a compromise on jail searches. Attorneys will be searched with metal detectors when possible, replacing pat-downs during inmate interviews while the jail maintains authority over search procedures.
Ten at large Marion City Council candidates will attend a public forum Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Farmers State Bank in Marion. The Cedar Rapids Marion League of Women Voters sponsors the event with questions from KCRG TV and the Marion Sentinel. A reception follows and a special election on March 8 will fill the seat vacated by Patrick Grady amid a money scheme arrest.
A Marion Pack 555 Blue and Gold banquet honored Cub Scouts Edwards Allen David Foster R L Hild Jason Hilsenbeck Tom Leaf Mark Manley Chris O Mara Mike Haugen Matt Kearney Joby Ludwig Mike Otten Todd Randall Ed Zachmeyer Tony French Eric Kluver Jason Maloy Mike Speers Aaron Strong David Dye John Kolosick Erik Langhus Tim Leaf Todd Massure for earning awards. Also notes ambulance arrivals at 2899 Fifth Ave and 395 Grand Ave and a birth date of Winslow Homer in 1836.
Patricia Carter, candidate for Marion City Council, speaks at a coffee hosted by Nick and Debbie Allen in support of the city’s council manager system. She urges citizens to petition the council over any department rather than overhaul the entire government and promotes absentee ballots for the March 8 special election to fill an at large seat.
Mel Sanofsky outlines priorities including abolishing the city manager office, resolving city police union disputes, and making the new police station a community project with local contractors. He proposes 24 hour parking on Seventh Avenue, reworking downtown one way streets, and a weekly Saturday on the Square event.
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