Cedar Rapids and Marion discuss sharing top district executive
Cedar Rapids Superintendent Stephen Daeschner outlined a potential sharing plan with Marion Independent for a single executive officer serving both districts. Either Thomas Micek or William Jacobson could fill the role, commuting about 80 hours monthly, with savings projected between 65,000 and 100,000 dollars for both districts. The plan remains nonbinding and no decision has been made, with talks ongoing and no concrete agreement yet.
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Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids and Marion Consider Shared Administration Next Year
Cedar Rapids and Marion Independent may share administrative services for at least two years. Marion Independent has about 1 600 students and a 7 200 000 dollar budget while Cedar Rapids serves about 17 000 students with an almost 80 000 000 dollar budget. Cedar Rapids covers 121 square miles. Marion Independent spans about 3.6 square miles.
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Stephen Daeschner
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Marion seeks formal plan for shared district administrator
Marion Independent school board members prepared a package of materials to urge Cedar Rapids Community School District to propose sharing an administrator. The move follows the resignation of Marion Superintendent Harold Hulleman effective July 31. Dianna Linder will deliver documents outlining shared executive expectations and Marion’s mission and goals.
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Branstad to reconvene Fisher commission on spending reforms
Gov. Terry Branstad says the 22 member Fisher commission will meet Thursday to report progress on cutting automatic spending and pursue reforms in Medicaid health care and collective bargaining. It will avoid property taxes and K-12 funding, letting local authorities handle those after recent state actions.
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Des Moines Bureau
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Terry Branstad
Fisher Commission
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Las Vegas man pleads not guilty to 1966 Iowa slaying
John R. Wallace a 44 year old Las Vegas veterinarian pleaded not guilty Monday to a first degree murder charge in the 1966 death of Norma Jean Horgen an 18 year old Mason City woman found slain near Clear Lake on Sept 10 1966 His arraignment before Judge Gilbert Bovard set a Sept 16 trial and he remained free on a 100000 bond relatives attended the brief hearing as Wallace was fingerprinted and photographed after the arraignment in Cerro Gordo County Iowa
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Randall Mainer
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Albert Wallace
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Talks Begin for Iowa Trust Settlement
Des Moines banks and the Davis Hockenberg law firm started talks with the Iowa Trust fund receiver to discuss a potential financial settlement. Insurance Commissioner David Lyons said the discussions are very preliminary and would not reveal details. Attorneys for Dubuque and other counties had threatened lawsuits, though settlement talks remain possible.
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Iowa Trust
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Bankers Trust
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Thomas Hanson
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Muscatine
Cerro Gordo
Black Hawk
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Boone
Hanson
Dennis Jerde
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