College District Forms Foundation to Tap New Revenue
The College Community School District board approved establishing a foundation to raise funds and manage donations, with a foundation board appointed by the district. Legal setup costs run about 750 dollars. funds could cover administrative expenses and be invested to generate revenue. The move aims to diversify funding amid potential cuts from federal and state levels.
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College Community School
Board of Education
College Community Foundation
William Bach
Bach
Norm Humble
Humble
American name chosen for refugee baby in Cedar Rapids
Hue Ong, a 30 year old refugee from Vietnam, gave birth at St Luke's Hospital to Patrick Henry Huynh named with an American flagging due to freedom after escaping Saigon. Hue and 17 relatives work with C Russell Blood and Hoa to join in Cedar Rapids while Hue's husband remains in Vietnam awaiting release.
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Hue Ong
Way Ong
St. Luke’s Hospital
Saigon
Hue
C. Russell Blood
Blood
Hoa
Cedar Rapids
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Patrick Henry Huynh
Kwin
Vietnam
Medicaid changes proposed for June in Iowa
The Iowa Department of Social Services plans a public hearing on June Medicaid cutbacks from 7 to 9 p.m. at the United Way Building in Cedar Rapids. If approved, seven Medicaid services may be paused for June to save about 1.02 million dollars, with most funds coming from federal and state sources.
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Iowa Department of Social Services
United Way
Third Ave
DSS
Gwen Hall
Cedar Rapids
Roger Reid
Reid
Iowa
Health advisory council elects Dr Dale Roberson chair
Dr Dale Roberson of 521 Knollwood Drive SE was elected chair of the Subarea 5 Advisory Council of the Iowa Health Systems Agency. Donald Shurr of Iowa City was named vice chairman and Georgene Stapleton of Cedar Rapids secretary for the coming year.
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Dale Roberson
Knollwood Drive
Subarea 5
Iowa Health Systems Agency
Roberson
Donald Shurr
Iowa City
Georgene Stapleton
Cedar Rapids
College administrators seek tax sheltered annuity and higher benefits
Certified administrators at College Community schools pressed for a tax sheltered annuity from the district and higher insurance contributions. They want a two year contract and salary range adjustments to reflect economic changes, with no specific pay raise requested. Nine administrators in the non union group submitted the proposals in the first 1981 82 contract talks.
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Swaney
Ron Nove
Humble
Iowa Public Employees Retirement System
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College
Charles Swaney
Robert Sherman
College Community
Vanessa Shelton
U.S
Paul
Health Advisory Unit
Sandra Carney
John Hamm
Samuel Wallace
Sharon Roller
Monticello
Barbara Ressler
Dubuque
Lynn Walker
Keokuk
William Day
Brighton
Kathleen Wilson
L.A. Pierson
Burlington
Robert J. Johnson
Betty Ockenfels
Hills
Patrick W. O'Rourke LaMotte
Warren Lewis
Columbus Junction
Charles Krogmeier
West Point
Milton Flickinger
Washington
K-Mart Shopping Co
Decorating World
Collins Rd
Reg. Price
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Tiaead Sonaac
Sherwin-Williams
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