Linn-Mar approves $3,042,816 budget after long board vote
After a three hour discussion Linn-Mar voted 5 to 2 to approve a $3,042,816 budget with cuts to contingency funds and a raised cash reserve from $140,530 to $200,000. Residents voiced mixed views on the size and allocations as petitions opposed the plan while others praised the trims and fiscal restraint.
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Linn-Mar
Mollenhauer
Don Thomas
James Mollenhauer
Ward Brimmer
A. Hi Coles
Paul Kramme
James Cer
Thomas Abs
Brimmer
LeRoy Kruskop
Poard
Kinskop
Cleanup crews toil after Independence storm damage
Independence residents cleared debris and trees after a morning storm. Power lines and telephone service were restored by Thursday evening as Farmers State Savings Bank and Buchanan County Coop faced major damage. An estimated 145 homes suffered damage and the air show was postponed.
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Fie
Telephone Company
Farmers State Savings Bank
Buchanan County Coop
Anks
Co-op
Linn-Mar Board Accepts Annual Reports and Sets Finances
The Linn-Mar school board approved the secretary and treasurer annual reports and financial statement for 1970-71. Expenditures totaled 3,057,052.40 with a 431,803.86 deficit in reserve funds. The board authorized publishing the district financial report and named Farmers State Bank Marion and First National Bank Marion as depositories with a 600,000 deposit limit. E. J. Thompson was re elected district secretary at 14125 salary. Compensation for the secretary was set. appointment of school attorney was tabled.
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Linn-Mar
Farmer's State Bank
First National Bank
Marion
Thompson
Marion Budget Hearing Approves 1971 72 General Fund Plan
Marion Independent Board of Education approved a $2,542,303 general fund budget for the 1971-72 school year at the annual meeting. Board president Harold Klink said the actual general fund expenditures, after transfers and federal programs, total $2,366,162, a 0.87 percent increase.
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Burdget
Marion
Independent ‘Board of Education
Harold Klink
Hel
Actuad
Bruno Rinas
Ray appoints five to pollution commissions in Iowa
Gov Robert Ray named two new members to the Iowa Air Pollution Control Commission and reappointed others to four year terms. He also appointed Dr. Morris to a six year term on the Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission. The appointments come as part of a broader set of state governance actions amid budget and education discussions in Des Moines.
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Waterloo
Ray
Robert L. Morris
Towa City
Iowa Water Pollution Central Commission
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