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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1985

Page

7

Linn County funds LEAF homeless shelter at Salvation Army site

The Linn County Board of Supervisors approved up to 2400 for LEAF to pay 585 per homeless night at the LEAF shelter at 1000 C Ave NW. Retroactive 503.10 covers 86 uses since opening December 26 with an average 44 percent men nightly. Salvation Army takes 10 percent for overhead as LEAF weighs continued operation with LEAF chairwoman Oline Stigers reporting ongoing need.

Dick Hogan Jazette Linn County Board of Supervisors LEAF Salvation Army Corps Center C Ave. NW Oline Stigers Salvation Army Stigers FMC

Guthrie recommends closing one Cedar Rapids elementary

Superintendent Harold Guthrie proposes closing an elementary school by next September regardless of the Feb. 5 enrichment levy outcome. The plan, among five next year budget cuts totaling $700,000, aims to trim staffing and programs while maintaining district savings amid rising costs and a shrinking enrollment.

Kurt Rogahn Harold Guthrie Cedar Rapids Community Guthrie Kennedy High School May Mary Ann Kucera Cut Jim Gerstner Towne House Drive Bob Taylor Northgate Drive Gerstner Taylor

Papa Juan’s Mexican Restaurant Closed Over Tax Lien

Federal officials padlocked Papa Juan’s Mexican Restaurant at 409 Second Ave SE after a lien filed Jan 7 for 13011 in payroll taxes owed for 1984's first three quarters. Owner Gloria D Kolter unavailable for comment. Rodriguez pursued Chapter 11 but IRS resisted. Kolter later bought the business from Rodriguez after the 1983 action.

Second Ave Linn County Recorder of Deeds’ Office Gloria D. Kolter Papa Juan’s Rodriguez IRS the Gazette Kolter

State audit of Marion school in hands of district officials

The Marion Independent School District faces a state audit report now with district leaders. Superintendent Robert Hale said the district must reply by Jan. 25, with the response to be included in the final state report. Hale and board president Russell Roby outlined the process and committee roles for handling financial findings from the audit into allegations against former business manager Gary Keplinger.

Marion Independent School Robert Hale Hale Russell Roby Gazette Thomas Wright Gregory Hapgood Virginia Folkers Roby State Auditors Gary Keplinger Keplinger Marion

Mount Vernon opens bids for Altoona Hall demolition

Mount Vernon City Council opened nine bids for Altoona Hall demolition with L&M Bres. Bros. of Marion the low bidder at 13395 dollars. The council will award the bid later after weighing a park versus housing development option and heard about a possible 200000 contributed toward a 450000 to 500000 project.

Reid Melrose Magney Jazette Mount Vernon Altoona Hall Marion Scott Olson Altoona Cedar Rapids Financial Institution Olson L&m Bres. Bros

Three City Ice Rinks Open This Season

Bever Park Hayes School and Arthur School rinks opened for the first time this season with Elllis Park Lou Dennis rink expected to be ready by weekend if cold weather persists. McLean notes ground rinks were delayed by inconsistent cold. crews smoothing ice and grooming trails at Jones Park and the Sac and Fox Trail are open to skiers.

Bever Park Old Hayes School Arthur School Lou Dennis Ellis Park Dan McLean McLean Bever Rink Arthur Hayes Jones Park Sac and Fox Trail Indian Creek Nature Center

Cedar Rapids Man Receives Probation After 128 MPH Chase

Christopher B. Eastburn of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty in Jones County District Court at Anamosa to attempting to elude officers and driving with a suspended license. He received a suspended 60 day sentence and one year probation after a chase on Highway 151 near Anamosa. An Iowa State Patrol aircraft clocked his speed at 128 mph before surrender.

Gazette Jones Cedar Bureau Anamosa Cedar Rapids Jones County Christopher B. Eastburn 18Th Ave Eastburn Iowa State Patrol

Central City man injured after fall at Rockwell Collins

Dennis Giblin, 33, of Central City fell from scaffolding while doing contracted work at Rockwell Collins. He sustained a head injury and was listed in critical condition in the ICU at St. Luke's Hospital after being transported by ambulance at 1 17 p.m. He worked for Bob A'Hearn Plumbing and Heating Co Inc of Hiawatha and details remain unavailable.

Central City Rockwell Collins Dennis Giblin St. Luke’s Hospital Giblin Bob A’hearn

Concert by UMKC show choir to headline Cedar Rapids danger lineup

Cedar Rapids Community high schools sponsor a Thursday concert at Jefferson High School featuring the University of Missouri Kansas City show choir with tickets set at 2 for students and 3 for adults.

Cedar Rapids University of Missouri-Kansas City Jefferson High School Cedar Rapids Association For the Talented and Educational Service Center Second Ave

West Side Orchestra Festival opens tonight at Jefferson

Jefferson High School hosts a festival with orchestras from Jefferson, Roosevelt, Taft and Wilson junior highs performing at 7 30. Admission costs 2 dollars for adults 150 for students and seniors. A drug and alcohol abuse education consultant will speak to the audience.

Pierce Kennedy Roosevelt, Franklin, Taft and Harding Kennedy High Roosevelt Taft Harding Jefferson High School Roosevelt, Taft and Wilson West Side Jefferson Hartsell Haws

Sunrise Toastmasters Meet at Denny's on Marion Boulevard

Sunrise Toastmasters will meet at 7 a.m. Wednesday at Denny's on Marion Boulevard. Speakers include John Botkin, Dennis Goeders and Bill Meier. Advertisement lines discuss placing ads in the Marion Briefs with phone numbers.

Denny’s Marion Boulevard John Botkin Dennis Goeders Bill Meier Marion

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