Cedar Rapids bus drivers approve one year contract
Cedar Rapids transit workers ratified a one year tentative contract with a 2 percent wage increase on July 1 and another 2 percent raise on January 1. The deal allows transferees to keep Transit Department seniority for 21 days and permits part time drivers in sickness or emergency cases. The agreement now goes to the City Council for approval.
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Cedar Rapids
Mary Wilson
Amalgamated Transit Union
Ron Kuhlman
Girl charged in jail hacksaw blade incident
A 17 year old Marion girl was arrested for allegedly mailing four hacksaw blades taped to a Valentine card to inmate Michael Rohn at Linn County Jail. Rohn, 18, Cedar Rapids, faces first degree murder charges in the November death of Jacalyn May. The card was found January 12.
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Marion
Linn County
Michael Rohn
Cedar Rapids
Rohn
Jacalyn May
Linn
Sheriff's Deputies
Larry Burgin
Coe College Holds Orientation for Evening Students
Coe College invites new evening students to an orientation Tuesday at 6 30 p m in Stuart Hall room 208. The registrar and faculty will discuss deadlines majors and campus resources plus a campus tour. The bookstore opens Saturday January 29 10 a m to 2 p m and evenings the first week of classes. Contact the Admissions Office at 399 8500 for details.
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Coe College
Stuart Hall
Coe
Lawsuit Seeks Damages From Officers and Linn County Over Gin Mill Arrest
Jeffrey Busse sues Cedar Rapids officers and Linn County claiming false arrest and civil rights violations after a July incident at the Gin Mill. He seeks 150000 in compensatory and punitive damages from officers and city plus 70000 from Linn County and 50000 from the bar. Busse and his father seek additional damages for emotional distress.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Jeffrey Busse
Linn District Court
Robert Joice
Steven Feldman
Busse
Joice
Feldman
LaVerne
Fairfax seeks delay on Cedar Rapids sewer payments
Fairfax asks the Cedar Rapids City Council to postpone a $632.50 monthly sewer payment for nine years. The delay would start July 1 1984 when Cedar Rapids is expected to treat Fairfax waste. DEQ eligibility for reimbursement of deepening work awaits a reply within weeks.
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Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Bob Frederick
Howard R. Green
Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Rural Iowa teens charged in farm disc theft
Two central Iowa youths, Michael A. Nielsen and Russell T. Smith, were arrested after a early morning pursuit when deputies stopped a truck hauling a stolen disc valued at 12 000 from Sage Implement Co in Iona Falls Iowa. Nielsen awaits transport to Hardin County. Smith remains in detention.
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Iowa Falls
Michael A. Nielsen
Russell T. Smith
Linn County
Highway 150
E-16
Nielsen
Smith
Sage Implement Co
Iona Falls
Hardin County
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