Coe College Increases Comprehensive Fee For 1983 84
Coe College raises its comprehensive annual fee by 10.4 percent to 7920 for 1983 84, including tuition room board and activity fee. Tuition climbs to 5810, room 900, board 1120, activity fee stays 90, with about 75 percent of students receiving aid. The ACM ranking and budget reviews influenced the decision.
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Coe College Board of Trustees
Coe
Board of Trustees
Associated Colleges of the Midwest
ACM
Cedar Rapids proposes $80.2 million budget with tax rise
The Cedar Rapids budget for fiscal 1984 totals $80,228,737 with $27,379,156 from property taxes an estimated 5 percent hike. The tax rate would rise to 12.41353 per thousand from 12.26842 and overtime cuts of about $350,000 are planned if bargaining units agree. A public hearing is set for March 9.
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Dick Hogan
Cedar Rapids
Robert McMahan
Grant Wood Education Association contract dispute to arbitration
A Minneapolis attorney will arbitrate the contract dispute between the Grant Wood Education Association and the agency board of directors. Arbitration hearing is set for Friday at 4 p.m. at the Grant Wood offices. Board and association offered final terms last night.
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Minneapolis
Grant Wood Education, Association
Agency Board of Directors
Richard John Miller
Grant Wood
Sixth St. SW
Association
Bob Wills
Erik Driessen
Tools and tires stolen from garage at Welsh residence
Value 615 dollars worth of tools and tires were reported stolen Wednesday from a garage at 932 21st Ave S, with items taken from two cars one inside the locked garage and one parked outside. The garage overhead door had been forced open. Joseph Hladky III to receive Exchange Club Proudly We Hail award at 7 am at Stouffer's. Ken Allers notes the award honors The Gazette for printing the American flag on the front page daily.
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T. Michael Welsh
21St Ave
Joseph Hladky III
The
Cedar Rapids
Electric blanket starts fire at Cedar Rapids apartment
An overheated electric blanket caused a blaze in a bedroom at 2002 Linmar Drive NE in Cedar Rapids damaging the room and causing smoke throughout the apartment. Linda Farrell occupied the unit and authorities reported the fire at 6:40 a.m. with no one home. Linn County deputies investigated a separate gasoline theft from Lock Oil Co. in Coggon, with about 5,000 gallons taken from a bulk storage tank valued at 5200 dollars, likely using a tank truck.
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Linda Farrell
Linmar Drive
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Wrong drug claimed in suit against Kmart
Kelly J. and Douglas Thompson sue Kmart Corp. in Linn District Court alleging a pharmacist at Kmart East gave Mrs Thompson the wrong drug Tandearil instead of Tegretol during a refill on September 28. They seek compensatory and punitive damages. He seeks loss of consortium and punitive damages.
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Cedar Rapids
Kmart East
Kelly J
Douglas Thompson
Linn
Kmart Corp
Thompson
Tree Trimming Planned in Southwest Cedar Rapids Parks
Cedar Rapids Forestry Department crews will trim trees along City parkings from First Avenue to Highway 30 between I 380 and the river plus Lincolnway Village during March April and May. Lower limbs will be removed to improve motorists view at intersections crosswalks and driveways and raise visibility of street signs to at least 150 feet. Upper limbs will be removed to allow better air movement through crowns reducing wind storm pest and disease damage potential.
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City Forestry Department
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Highway 30
I-380
Lincolnway Village
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Iowa Department of Revenue
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Public Employment Relations Board
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