Air Illinois Eyes Jet Service Resumption Amid FAA Hurdles
Air Illinois aims to fly two jets from Chicago to Cedar Rapids and Waterloo this Saturday with FAA approval pending. CEO Roger Street says a full return to air is possible if safety conditions satisfy regulators, despite past grounding after an October crash.
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Air Illinois
FAA
Roger Street
Federal Aviation Administration
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Street
Mort Edelstein
Edelstein
Cedar Rapids-Waterloo
Frontier Airlines
Fire destroys Spahn & Rose Lumber. Marion site not to be rebuilt
A Christmas Eve blaze at Spahn & Rose Lumber Co. in Marion started near a gas furnace, officials say, with the firm announcing it will not rebuild in Marion. Cleanup begins at 1405 Seventh Ave. losses estimated 375000 to 425000 dollars, insured recovery planned.
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Christie Wallace Bazette
Marion Bureau
Spahn & Rose Lumber Co
Marion
Lumberyard Chain
Iowa
Illinois
Jim Ford
Marion Fire Department
Ford
Spahn & Rose
1405
Seventh Ave
Sam Montgomery
Dubuque
R.K. Guthrie
Guthrie
Seventh Avenue
Spahn & Rose Co
Oregon
Ill
Iowa CWA forms state council to address future union issues
Iowa Communications Workers of America locals plus 30 members form the Iowa CWA Council the first such state body. President Gene Porter Cedar Rapids notes aims to unify contract enforcement and legislation while costs are covered by existing funds Erma Wiszmann Davenport Local leads the council.
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Iowa
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Gene Porter
Cedar Rapids
Porter
Erma Wiszmann
Davenport
Marion Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Community Ads
Marion briefs note Warner Brothers service ads and car starting service with listed numbers. First semester tests set for Wednesday and Thursday with an in-service day for staff Friday. Cub Scouts Pack 58 awarded seniors including Richard McElree and Jason Vavra. A senior dance at Marion Community Center features Al Spetrino's Band at 1 p.m. Snowmobile and horse restrictions on school property and Indian Creek footpath issued by Linn-Mar officials.
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Marion Independent
al Spetrino
Marion Community Center
10Th Ave
Linn-Mar
Marion
Indian Creek
Marion water workers approve 5 percent pay hike
The Marion Water Board voted to raise eight hourly employees wages by an average five percent effective July 1 for the 1984-85 year. Current hourly pay ranges from $6.73 to $11.47, with new rates $7.09 and $12.02 for the cashier and operation supervisor respectively. The board kept benefits unchanged.
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Marion Water Board
Water Department
Marion Water Department
Tavern Argument Lands Troy Mills Man in Charge
A Troy Mills man, Mark A. Annis, 23, was charged with assault after an incident at the Country Haven bar in Marion. He allegedly struck Kelleen McDowell, 18, of Coggan, pushed her into a booth and later grabbed her outside, then released on a promise to appear in Marion Magistrate's Court.
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Troy Mills
Marion
Mark A. Annis
Country Haven
Kelleen McDowell
Coggan
Annis
McDonell
McDowell
Mercy Hospital Wins Three Year JCAH Reaccreditation
Mercy Hospital receives a three year accreditation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Mercy Hallmar long term care facility earns a two year JCAH accreditation. A four member survey team conducted the review last September.
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Mercy Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
JCAH
Chicago
Mercy
Hallmar
A. James Tinker
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Dick Hogan Gazette Staff
Ial
Pickneyville
Electrical Union Forms Council
Warner Brothers
Marion Briefs
Gazette
Adv
Richard McElree
Sean Clark
Chad Little
Kenton Hatcher
Nathan Huebener
Tony Ruggerio
Jason Vavra
Mastercraft
Mersman
Sewice
ICAH
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