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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1979
Page
20
Three hour assertiveness training at Kirkwood Community College in Iowa Hall Marland Room from 6 30 to 9 30 p m July 31. Cost 6 50 per person. Pre register by calling 398 5658.
Competition held Wednesday at the YWCA produced North-south Virginia Stamy and Lou Harrington first place, Barbara Skogman and Phil Arnell second, and east-west Lorraine Golem biewski and Ken Hixon first, Dello Wolfe and Jeanne Slaman second. Next game is Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the YWCA.
The Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa notices a petition to dissolve the marriage of Carl R Griffith and Janice Griffith and to grant further relief as deemed proper. Respondents must appear by August 27 1979 or risk default judgment. attorney is Alf W Koons. The notice also covers a separate petition filed by Mary Josephine Catron against John Wayne Catron seeking custody, support, and division of property with a court hearing set by August 20 1979. Bidders are invited to Cedar Rapids area public notices for school district and state agency contracts with deadlines in August 1979.
United Food and Commercial Workers officials in Cedar Rapids said the chances of union approval are good as 1 750 Wilson staff will cast ballots Sunday at 1 p m at Veterans Coliseum. Cherokee plant workers already approved the contract and totals from all nine plants will be sent to Washington with results expected Monday. The current pact expires Sept 1.
Over the road Teamsters at CRST Inc in Cedar Rapids will vote on a new contract offer Saturday morning. The unit represents about 60 drivers and is one of three Teamsters groups at CRST. Agreement with maintenance workers has been reached and negotiations with city drivers continue.
In Beijing a panda expert discusses Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling at the National Zoo. Du-Du from Shanghai is noted for mating success, while Beijing considers artificial insemination for Hsing-Hsing if needed. Madame Ye explains differing panda appetites and the risk of broken panda hearts across China.
Sealed bids for concrete pavement and related work on Bowling Street SW in Cedar Rapids Iowa will be received by the City Clerk and opened in the Council Chambers at City Hall on August 1 1979 at 9:00 a.m. Bidders must follow the 1977 IDOT highway and bridge specs and the project uses Specific No 841. Estimated cost 1264279.40 Lois M. Keller City Clerk notice published July 6 and 20 in The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Probate No P6883 0779 announces Gretchen Elizabeth Glynn estate in Linn County Iowa. The July 9 1979 will dated May 22 1979 was admitted to probate with no administration planned and a six month window to challenge the will via the district court. Second publication July 20 1979 by Clerk Kenneth L Perry Jr and attorney Walter Homsey Jr. Cedar Rapids Iowa. Also contains foreclosure of real estate contract involving Ben Franklin Mimms Bobbie Jean Mimms and others with detailed payment defaults and 30 day cure period.
The City of Cedar Rapids Iowa invites sealed bids for street improvement work to be received at City Hall by 9:00 a.m. on August date. Specifications are available on site with the City Engineer. Bidders must meet affirmative action and bonding requirements and the city may reject any bid or waive irregularities.
Consolidated Report of Condition including domestic subsidiaries for Fairfax State Savings Bank in Fairfax Linn County Iowa as of June 30 1979. The document lists assets liabilities and capital including cash securities loans deposits and equity with signatures of officers and notary. It includes totals for assets liabilities and equity and notes on certificates of deposit and average deposits.
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