Cedar Rapids police union first to ratify tentative contract
Cedar Rapids Local 238 members approve a 2 percent raise next fiscal year and a further 2 percent raise in 1985, with wage scales for officers and detectives. The vote followed mediation sessions as firefighters and other city unions monitor the deal and consider their own positions.
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Cedar Rapids
Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers Union
Po Ae
City Firefighters’ Union
International Association of Firefighters
The
Gazette
Federal Building
American Federation of State, County
Robert Schorg
Teamsters Local 238
the Times
Schorg
the Gazette
Water study boosts Cedar Lake development plans
Mayor Don Canney cites an Iowa Electric Light and Power Co study showing clearer lake water and hints at turning the Cedar Lake area bounded by I 380 and rail lines into a recreational park with trails and picnics. The council may fund more Cedar Lake improvements as federal funds decline.
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Cedar Lake
Don Canney
Canney
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Cedar Rapids School Board Plans Projects Amid 2 Million Shortfall
The Cedar Rapids Community Schools reviewed a 1984 85 school improvement plan funding new TV instruction via ITFS, McKinley High window work and telephone systems as they shift costs from the operating fund to construction and site levies. The district faces roughly 9.5 million in unmet requests against 2 million in anticipated cuts and considered reorganization toward a four year high school with middle grades.
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Cedar Rapids
McKinley Junior High
Educational Service Center
Second Ave
Dick Schulz
Schulz
Kirkwood Community College
ITFS
Sion
Robert Foley
Iowa
Regis High School
Kirkwood
Jackson
Squaw Creek
Mary Ann Kucera
Plan for new TV station gains ground with panel vote
Jerry Fitzgerald’s plan to run an independent television station north of Cedar Rapids moved forward after the Linn County Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a conditional use permit for a 150 foot tower south of Boyson Road near C Avenue NE. The board also re-elected James Crow as chairman and elected Phillip Kraft as vice chairman while outlining board composition.
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Jerry Fitzgerald
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Zoning Board of Adjustment
Fitzgerald
Boyson Road
C Avenue
James Crow
Marion
Board of Adjustment
Crow
Phillip Kraft
Rural
Springville
Walter Simon
Walker
Darlene Klinsky
Ely
Vince Russo
Klinsky
C R man charged after disturbance on southwest side
Robert G. Sovers, 21, of 100 Clover Drive SW, was arrested after a disturbance at 941 M St. SW early Monday. Police say he struck Shelly Williams in the face and charged him with assault intoxication and possession of a controlled substance. He faces second degree theft for a car reported stolen Jan. 14 and was jailed in Linn County.
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Robert G. Sovers
Clover Drive
Shelly Williams
Sovers
Williams
Linn County
Teen Dies In Wisconsin Car Semitrailer Crash
Tamara A. Digmann 17 of East Dubuque was killed in a head on collision with a semitrailer driven by Lawrence Pulvermacher 42 of Walker on Highway 11 four miles north of East Dubuque Wisconsin. Pulvermacher sustained minor injuries and was treated at a Dubuque hospital.
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Wis
East Dubuque
Walker
Iowa
Wisconsin
Tamara A. Digmann
Lawrence Pulvermacher
Grant County
Sheriff's Department
Highway 11
Digmann
Pulvermacher
Dubuque Hospital
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