Dispute Over January Meeting Between Board Members and Staff
In the Col lege Community School District disagreement arises over a Jan. 17 informal meeting with two board members Daryl Hynek and Milton Chadima and paraprofessionals clerks and secretaries. Some say wages were discussed while others deny any mention of pay. The session lasted nearly two hours with board members present 30 to 45 minutes. No minutes were kept.
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College’ Community School
Daryl Hynek
Swisher
Milton Chadima
Fairfax
Board of Directors
Glenn Selzer
Selzer
College Community
Teamsters
College district board faces fallout from employee meeting
Hynek and Chadima on a Jan 17 meeting with employees discussed wages and fringe benefits but avoided union stance. The exchange sparked questions about board integrity, potential lawsuits, and upcoming Teamsters election for classified staff in Cedar Rapids area schools.
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Hynek
Chadima
John Anderson Jr
Route 1
Cedar Rapids
Anderson
Selzer
Three charged with drunken driving in Linn County
Three persons faced drunk driving charges Wednesday night in Linn County. Pamela D. Silver, 26, of Marion, was arrested after a traffic accident on Highway 30 and hospitalized driver charges included failure to control. Charles A. Brownell, 59, of Minnesota, was arrested in the Towne House Inn parking lot by Marion police. James C. Bachelder, 34, of Marion, was arrested after a three car crash and also charged with failure to control. Albert C. Benson, 52, of rural Norwalk, a passenger in Bachelder’s vehicle, was admitted to Mercy Hospital with facial lacerations. Eric H. Johnson and Melvin W. Decious were drivers of the other two vehicles.
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Linn County
Pamela D. Silver
16Th Ave
Marion
Silver
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Highway Patrol
Charles A. Brownell
Park Lane
Minn
Towne House Inn
James C. Bachelder
Highland Drive
Seventh Avenue
Albert C. Benson
Norwalk
Bachelder
Mercy Hospital
Eric H. Johnson
Oakland Road
Melvin W. Decious
Anamosa
Kudart urges changes in state income tax laws
Bud Kudart a Republican candidate for Senate District 13 urged the Iowa Legislature to rethink income tax rules while addressing the Cedar Rapids Noon Optimists. He cited budget growth from 137 million to 1.4 billion and called for new deductions for medical bills taxes interest and contributions. He also cited General Douglas MacArthur on war will.
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Bud Kudart
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kudart
Second Ave
Ledge one act at Wilson Monday in two showings
The one act play The Ledge will be presented at 9 35 a m and 7 30 p m Monday in the Wilson Junior High School auditorium. The cast includes Reginald Morton Peabody played by Kurt Miskimen and Richard Pratt with a story of a man tired of conformity and seeking someone who needs him. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for junior high age students and younger.
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Wilson Junior High School
Reginald Morton Peabody
Reginald
Kurt Miskimen
Richard Pratt
Laura Amsler
Terry White
Julie Smith
Jane Davis
Jan Stock
Gayla Strad
Dave Voelkers
Gene Anderson
Lisa Hansel
Karen Hartwig
Mark Henderson
Jill Jordan
John Kenjar
Sue Leuenberger
Lisa Ockenfels
Kim Parker
Teresa Patterson
Dave Posekany
Bridges Stars In CBS Drama The Presidents Mistress
Beau Bridges plays an agency courier whose sister is accused of being a Soviet spy in The Presidents Mistress. Karen Grassle from Little House on the Prairie plays his sister and the president’s mistress in the CBS presentation.
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Los Angeles
Beau Bridges
CBS
Karen Grassle
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