July 14 Marion city meetings and theater schedule
The day lists five events in Marion including park board and school board meetings at 5 and 7 p.m. City Council session at 7:30 p.m. A Marion Community Concert at 7 with preconcert bands, venereal disease clinic 6 to 9 p.m., three theater shows at local venues, and a WWf wrestling event with reserved seats.
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Marion Park Board
Marion Park Department
10Th Ave
Marion Independent School Board
Mentzer
Second Ave
Marion
Marion City Council
Marion Square
Vernon Middle
Marion High School
Judge rules against Coralville woman in thigh reduction suit
Johnson County District Judge Paul J. Kilburg found no negligence by University Hospitals or surgeon Kenneth Printen in 1982 thigh reduction surgery on Eleanora C. Ross. The ruling concludes Ross cannot recover damages and orders her to pay court costs as she pursued related malpractice claims from 1974 and settled in 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralville
Gazette
Johnson County
Iowa City
University Hospitals
Paul J. Kilburg
Kenneth Printen
Printen
Eleanora C. Ross
Ross
Kilburg
Bridge repairs close Highway west of Walker for five weeks
The section west of Walker on former Highway 150 remains closed about five more weeks to finish work on a small bridge near the Benton Linn county line. No marked detour exists. motorists must use county roads. Maury Burr of the Iowa DOT Cedar Rapids district says a mid span support is removed and the bridge strengthened to handle heavier vehicles. Project cost is 61686 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Benton-Linn
Maury Burr
Iowa
Edgewood bank buys Earlville bank
The Communi ty Savings Bank of Edgewood has purchased the State Bank of Earlville with a planned effective date of January 1 1989. Ninety percent of Earlville stock is owned by the Laxson family who founded the bank in 1902. Tim Brown cites health reasons for the sale and Jim Laxson will remain as Earlville manager. The Earlville bank will become a full service branch of Community Savings Bank and hours stay the same. Community Savings Bank began in 1915 at Littleport.
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Edgewood
Community Savings Bank of
State Bank of
Earlville
Earlville Bank
Laxson
Tim Brown
Community Savings Bank
John Laxson
State Bank of Earlville
Jim Laxson
Brown
Littleport
Hiawatha studies raises for city workers
The Hiawatha mayor and City Council discuss a proposed retroactive raise of at least 25 cents per hour for city employees starting July 1. While Library and Water boards gave 3 percent increases, council members weigh wage scales and health-insurance offsets, delaying a decision until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Stevens
Hiawatha
George Bowler
Library Board
Water Board
Bowler
Stan Cadwallader
Bob Wheeler
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Wheeler
Mary Bennett
Matt Scheetz
NITI president's pay and tuition rise approved
CALMAR NORTHEAST IOWA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Hutkin will get a 9 percent salary increase for 1989 raising pay from 54008 to 56604 and must reside in a campus house to be remodeled. The board also approved an 8.7 percent faculty raise and higher tuition and per credit costs for fall.
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Calmar
Northeast Iowa Technical Institute
Ron Hutkin
Niti Board of Trustees
Hutkin
NITI
Eighth Grand Prix Horse Show Opens Near Muscatine
The final in a six state series begins at Forest Hill farms along Highway 22 east of Muscatine. Runs four days with 8 a.m. start each day and ends Sunday. Proceeds go to the U S equestrian team for the Summer Olympics. Top prize is 15000 dollars and up to 400 horses are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Forest Hill Farms
Highway 22
U.S
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Linn County Health Department
Center Point Rd
Brighton Beach Memoirs
Old Creamery Theatre
Garrison
Mabie Theatre
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Youtheatre
Cedar Rapids Community Theatre
Edgewood Bank
SUI Ale
1St Ave
Coventry Gardens
Texas
Ian
Bennett
Siebke Hoyt
Princess
Marquise
Viecke Hoy
SRO
Siebke Orr
Siebke Hoyt Price
Westdale Mall
2Nd Ave
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