Linn planners mull new tax mapping system choice
Linn County supervisors consider a computerized tax mapping project based on airborne photography. Engineers from Associated Engineers and M J Harden Associates propose compiling countywide aerials at 4800 to 15000 feet with overlays like sewers and utilities to streamline tax rolls and planning. A committee will define needs and costs, with estimates between 540000 and 820000 dollars.
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Linn County
Linn County Board of Supervisors
IE Tower
Associated Engineers Inc
Cedar Rapids
M.J. Harden Associates Inc
Kansas City, Mo
Jerry Fitzgerald
Associated Engineers
City of
Robert Moes
M.J. Harden Associates
Board of Supervisors
Joe Rinas
Linn County approves animal bite program deal with Humane Society
After six months of negotiation the Linn County Board of Health approved an agreement with the Linn County Humane Society for the animal bite program. The Health Department will reimburse services at hourly rates with overtime, mileage, boarding, and a cap on euthanasia costs. New board members James Doyle and Richard Schultschik joined, with Rita Huber elected chairman, Diane Krivo vice-chairman, and Doyle secretary.
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Linn County Board of Health
The
Linn County Humane Society
Humane Society
Health Department
James Doyle
Richard Schultschik
Rita Huber
Diane Krivo
Doyle
Mercy Hospital earns two year accreditation renewal
Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids has a two year renewal from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Bernard Grabek, hospital administrator, announced the accreditation. The survey occurred September 11 14 and 15 1981, and Mercy must perform an interim self survey about one year later.
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Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Bernard Grabek
JCAH
Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Mercy
Cedar Rapids Air Quality Levels Prompt Concern
Bar charts show pollution levels at listed stations with 100 as the NAAQS benchmark. Pollutants include Particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, and ozone. data compiled by Linn County Health Department Air Pollution Control Division. Call 398-3551 with questions.
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Cedar Rapids
Air Pollution Control Division
Linn County Health Department
Health Department
Six proposals sought for Cedar Rapids DSS office move
Cedar Rapids district of the Iowa Department of Social Services received six new offers for 30 000 square feet of rental space to relocate all programs after July 1. A bid from Sharp and Berry Partnership for a site near Eighth Avenue SE and Fourth Street railroad tracks is under consideration.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of Social Services
Sharp and Berry Partnership
Eighth Avenue SE
Fourth Street
DSS
Executive Plaza
First Ave. SE
Paul
Third Ave
Guaranty Bank
Third Street
Third Avenue
WIN Program
21St Ave. SW
Killians Department Store
Fillmore Elementary School
Illinois Gas and Electric
Third St
Network Data Processing Corp
Mullin
Second St
DSS District Administration
Family Services
Roger Reid
Reid
Dixie Clark
Haddy Announces Run in New 52nd House District
Wayne A. Haddy, 32, Cedar Rapids Democrat and Grant Wood AEA government relations specialist, launches bid for state representative in the newly drawn 52nd District. He cites education and elderly care as priorities and notes his Cedar Rapids roots and Iowa background. The district includes parts of northeast Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha, Center Point and Palo.
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Wayne A. Haddy
Evergreen St
Haddy
Grant Wood
Iowa
University of Iowa
Paul Franzenberg
Clark Rasmussen
Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Center Point
Palo
Osterberg enters race for Iowa District 43 seat
David Osterberg, 38, Cornell College economics assistant professor, announces candidacy for the new House District 43. The district covers Cedar County and southern Linn County. Osterberg, a Mount Vernon Democrat, challenges incumbent Republican George Petrick, outlining opposition to Reagan economics and tying business tax incentives to job creation. He has water resources and agricultural economics training, two Linn County Democratic Platform Committee terms, Peace Corps service, and roles with American Friends Service Committee and Citizens/Labor Energy Coalition.
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David Osterberg
Cornell College
House of Representatives
Cedar County
Linn County
Osterberg
Mount Vernon
George Petrick
Drunk driving sentences sweep Linn District Court
Linn District Court handed multiple jail terms and probation on drunk driving charges. Roy Tamayo, Tracey Francis, and others faced sentences ranging from two days to 60 days suspended, with several pleas of guilty and probation to the Department of Correctional Services. An August assault case against Darryl Hobbs and a July speeding arrest against David Dearborn were also noted, with Dearborn’s charge dismissed for lack of probable cause. Seventeen defendants were placed on probation and twenty nine were jailed or given suspended terms.
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Roy Tamayo
Seventh Ave
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Tamayo
Tracey A. Francis
Minneapolis
Minn
Francis
Minnesota
David W. Dearborn
Anamosa
Dearborn
Lynne Brady
Brady
Darryl Hobbs
Fourth Ave. SE
Craig Lien
Richard C. Lilledahl
Weing Road
Department of Correctional Services
Dennis L. Northrup
16Th Ave
Charles D. Cram
Meadowview Drive
Marion
Daniel A. Conlan
First Ave. SE
Conlan
Leo R. Johnson
Ford Ave
Johnson
Dorothy Sebolt
Second Street
Daniel E. McNamara
Muscatine
Karen S. Clinton
Ninth St
Elmer H. Malloy Jr
Blakely Blvd
George W. Harris Jr
44Th St
Raymond L. Patterson
Oakland Road
Kenneth D. Bryan
Park Towne Lane
Richard Estabrook
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Craig Borchardt
Eis Blvd
Jesus S. Amador
Fifth St. SE
Richard J. Alberts
Palo
Forrest W. Kinnison
Kohawk St. SW
James H. Trotter
Fourth St. NW
Roberson Williams
Mark A. McMahon
28Th Ave
Shawn R. McConnell
Christine K. Anderson
18Th Ave
Michael E. Newland
Iowa City
Kieron G. Odekirk
Heath St. NW
Timmy A. Johnson
John D. Hunt
Independence
Bruce R. Bachmann
Memorial Drive SE
Arnold G. Baumgartner
Oxford
Phillip C. Nevens
11Th Ave
Mary A. Nase
Buckingham Drive
Randy L. Myers
Meadowdale Drive
Jackie Myers
Richard E. Greenman
Third Ave
Richard Lane
Daniel L. Isaac
Severith Ave
Isaac
Vickie White
Jim R. Anderson
Seminole Ave
Anderson
Connie Barta
Westley Starr
Second Ave
Dawn Wilkins
Clark Beltz
20Th St. SE
Kelly Scott
Gerald R. Potter
17Th Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Novak to seek Linn County Board seat
Emil L. Novak announces Republican candidacy for Linn County Board of Supervisors. A former three term Iowa state legislator who did not seek re election, he has held roles with Council of State Governments Linn County Republican Central Committee Pioneer Lawmakers Association of Iowa and various civic and religious groups. He is a realtor with Scroggins Co Realtors and formerly ran a farm near Fairfax with his wife Fevalun and two sons.
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Emil L. Novak
Drexel Drive
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Novak
Iowa
Council of State Governments
Linn County Republican Central Committee
Pioneer Lawmakers Association of Iowa
Linn County
Republican Women’s Club
Masonic Lodge
Easter Star
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
el Kabir Shrine
West
Make haste slowly and cold facts in a light column
A local columnist riffs on old adages and modern quirks. A physiologist notes shivering versus warmth from a heated office. A light joke suggests daytime TV as a quick cure for isolation during illness. A tongue in cheek line hints life expectancy rises with faster driving over 90.
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Linn
By Christie Wallace
Gazette
Moes
Fitzgerald
Keith Erickson
Yan Sho
Center Pont Rd
14Th Ave
Patrick
Linn County Board
Ae Ageny
Maury
Daugh
By Phil Pastoret
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Family Shoe
3Rd Ave
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