State of the City highlights optimism for Cedar Rapids
Mayor Don Canney told the Rotary Club Cedar Rapids faces a slower recovery in 1983 with steady growth ahead. He cited a triple A bond rating strong finances and tax rates near the lowest in Iowa while predicting the 5 cent gas tax will aid road repairs and spur local manufacturing.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
Rotary Club
Canney
Iowa
Waterloo
High Twelve Club installs new Cedar Rapids officers
J. Harvey Smyth of 1831 20th St NW was installed as president of the Cedar Rapids High Twelve Club. Edward O. Olsen and Robert F. Churchill were named first and second vice presidents with Floyd Knapp as secretary treasurer. The ceremony was held at the Embassy Club.
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J. Harvey Smyth
20Th St. NW
Cedar Rapids
Two injured in Alburnett area two car crash
Two women were hospitalized in fair condition after a two car crash north of Alburnett at 6 37 p m. Clara Heffernen 74 of rural Quasqueton ran a stop sign and collided with James E Silver Jr 36 of Central City. Eleanor Monaghan 61 of rural Masonville and Brian Heefner 12 of Center Point were treated and released.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Alburnett
Linn County Sheriff's Deputies
Clara Heffernen
Quasqueton
James E. Silver Jr
Central City
Heffernen
Eleanor Monaghan
Masonville
Silver
Brian Heefner
Center Point
Stereo equipment theft at Roosevelt Hotel reported
Mark Pence of 1817 Buckingham Drive NW reported the theft of stereo gear from a banquet room at the Roosevelt Hotel. Missing are microphones speakers and a cassette deck with a combined value of 2400 dollars along with a blue background drop curtain valued at 150 dollars. The theft occurred between 11 p.m. Sunday and 8 a.m. Monday according to police. President Jimmy Carter flew from India to Saudi Arabia for talks with oil leaders.
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Mark Pence
Buckingham Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Jimmy Carter
India
Saudi Arabia
Frances Moore Lappé to speak at Coe College on food politics
Frances Moore Lappé will visit Coe College for two Public Events Series lectures on food politics and American agriculture. She will discuss world food politics at Cherry Auditorium Monday 7 p.m. and address The Five Myths of American Agriculture at Sinclair Auditorium Tuesday 11 a.m. both free to the public.
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Frances Moore Lappé
Coe College
Lappé
Coe
Cherry
Sinclair
Evidence in gambling case may go to January grand jury
Federal agents expect to present a gambling operation case to a Des Moines grand jury on January 18. The probe covers Iowa City and Davenport with possible reach into Des Moines and other cities in and out of state. Investigators seized gambling paraphernalia and records in November searches.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson Pete Klismer
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Klismer
Fairview Knoll
Taylor Drive
Davenport
Grand
Purse Snatcher Takes $400 From Woman Near Third Ave
Karla Boom reported a purse snatching on Monday around 7 15 p m as she walked to her apartment at 1265 Third Ave SE. The thief grabbed her purse from behind and fled with cash and a credit card, police said.
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Karla Boom
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Panel Resists Subpoenas
The Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission unanimously voted to resist subpoenas from the Iowa Civil Rights Commission tied to age discrimination complaints against the Police and Fire departments. The state broadened eligible ages to conform with law, suggesting the requested documents are unnecessary.
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Cedar Rapids
Police Department
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Police and Fire Departments
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Equal Employment Opportunities
Iowa City weighs revoking Armstrong’s developer status
Iowa City Council considers revoking Armstrong’s preferred developer status for a planned hotel adjacent to the former department store site. Hilton and Sheraton bids compete. re bidding may be required if Armstrong’s loses status. City aims to relocate the hotel plan, with Johnson directing developer selection decisions.
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Iowa City
Armstrong
Ann Mittman
Ion County Bureau
Armstrong’s
Cedar Rapids
John Hayek
Johnson
Iowa City Public Library
College and Dubuque
Linn Street
Burlington Street
Hilton Hotel Chain
Minneapolis
Vernon Beck & Associates Inc
Hayek
Vernon Beck
Beck
Neal Berlin
Hilton
Sheraton
Hearing Loss Suit Ties Noises to Supervisor at Torrance Electric
Linn District Court suit names Cedar Rapids worker Jon Laughlin and Torrance Electric general manager Gary Cecil. Plaintiffs accuse Worthington of Holyoke and Inpro of Rock Island of negligent compressor design and sale without a muffler. Bituminous Insurance faces negligence claim over inspection. Laughlin seeks 75000 dollars in compensatory and 25000 dollars in punitive damages.
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Jon Laughlin
Cedar Rapids
Torrance Electric Co
Linn
Gary Cecil
Worthington
Holyoke
Mass
Inpro Inc
Rock Island
Torrance
Bituminous
Insurance Companies
Laughlin
Inpro
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