Taxes Highest for Cedar Rapids Residents in Marion District
Cedar Rapids residents in the Marion Independent School District face the highest tax rate next year under Linn county levies, totaling 30.65861 per 1000 valuation. The article lists rates by school districts, cities, townships, and fire districts, explains value-based changes, and notes state orders increasing agricultural and residential assessments while easing some residencies with a new $4,500 valuation offset.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Independent School
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Nunn
Boulder Township
Monticello
Marion — Independent
Kirkwood Community College
City of
Qweas
Kirkwood
Cedar Rapids Community
State Department of Revenue
Mezvinsky seeks review of post office lawn cutting directive
U S Rep Edward Mezvinsky denounces a postal directive instructing mail carriers to cut through residential lawns as mismanagement. He asks the House Post Office Committee for a review of lawn cutting and route consolidations, aiming for a House inquiry when Congress reconvenes. Harkin notes 24 Iowa towns stay open pending new postal policy legislation.
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Mezvinsky
United Press
Edward Mezvinsky
Dlown
Postal Service
House Post Office Committee
Quiry Alu
Congress
Hep
Thomas Harkin
Lawa
Iowa
5Th
Harkin
Regisla
Ion
House
No Open Containers of Alcohol on Waukon Streets
WAUKON The Waukon city council adopts an ordinance banning open containers of alcohol on streets and in public areas including the city park. The measure responds to tavern patrons carrying drinks outside and disposing of broken glasses. The council also votes to annex the city park fair ground and the municipal airport.
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Waukon
Otter
Rush Wins 15th District Democratic Nomination
Cedar Rapids attorney Bob Rush, 31, secured the Democratic nomination for the 15th Senate district in a Marion convention, defeating six rivals with 30 of 44 votes. Severn-backed Rush will face an unnamed Republican in a fall special election set for November 2.
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Bob Rush
Cedar Rapids
Steve Severn
Marion
Linn County
Severn
Rush
15Th
Senate
Safetuma
Linn-Mar
Tom Neenan
Center Point
Doris Pelek
Bob Neenan
Jordan
Bush
Hiawatha
Squaw Creek
Boulder
Brown, Buffalo
Jackson
Linn
Maize
Monroe
Otter Creek
Washington
Bob
Anita Terpstra
Democratic State Central Committee
Iowa
Amiong the Nomines
Suvern
John Culver
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Tush
Washington High School
Northwestern University
University of Iowa Law School
U.S
District of Columbia
U.S. Department of Justice
Washington, D.C
Lansing Names Former Councilman Burke as Mayor
Former Lansing councilman Pat Burke becomes mayor after Herb Hageman resigns for personal reasons. Burke succeeds to the post following the recent resignation.
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Lansing
Pat Burke
Herb Hageman
Hageman
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Tintale Plaza
Edgewood Road
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Larry Roth
James Jordan
Edward Saucer
Lois
Ites
Park Towne Court NE
Robert Ray
Frances Palmer
Linn Gop
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Fayette County
Frank Elwood
Bureau of Community Correctional Services
Caraguay
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Scottish Inns Graal Vacation
Hawaii
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Mid-America
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