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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1979

Page

2

Speed limits on school grounds debated by Cedar Rapids board

Cedar Rapids Community school board debated a proposed 10 mph speed limit for school drives and lots and questioned city control over private property. Members cited police staffing, off hours usefulness, and potential revocation, while staff highlighted updates to elementary report cards and grading guidelines.

Cedar Rapids Edward Beatty Ronald Moore Beatty Marvin Maire Aldrich Drahos Curran Rosser

Cedar Rapids Schools hike lunch prices in 1979-80

Cedar Rapids Community School District boosts lunch costs to offset higher food service salaries and anticipated food cost rises. Beginning in August elementary lunches rise to 50 cents and secondary meals to 55 cents, while adult meals reach 80 cents.

Cedar Rapids Food Service Department Food Service Iowa

No rush of candidates for Marion city posts

Marion faces a quiet race with no nominees yet for mayor three council seats and a park board post on November 6. Filing petitions deadline is September 27 and a possible October 16 primary. Incumbents Grundy Klopfenstein Pazour Foster Kraut Ford Begley holdovers await decisions. Nomination papers available from City Clerk Joy Sparenborg.

Marion William Grundy Vic Klopfenstein Mary Lou Pazour Carl Foster Charlie Kraut Leighton Ford Eddie Begley Marion Park Board Bill Nelson Joy Sparenborg

Marion Briefs and Local Notices Preview

A compact clipping lists events in Marion including a licensed nurse staffed Pierced Earring Clinic at Ray's Jewelry from noon to 4 PM Saturday. It notes medical assists on several streets and times, a propane leak, a grass fire east of Marion, and local ads for Loch apples and Allen's Orchard on N. 10th Street with a contact number.

Ray Third Ave Seventh Ave Marion Eighth Ave

Car crashes into Marion Quik-Trip injuring no one

Larry Covington, manager of the Quik-Trip at 998 Eighth Ave Marion, says a car driven by Paul Reichle 36 of 2225 25th Ave Marion jumped a curb and plowed into the store around 10 am. Reichle charged with drunk driving. one glass door damaged, hat display toppled, damage about $1000. Reichle entered for beer, Covington called police and refused to serve him.

Larry Covington Eighth Ave Marion Covington Paul Reichle 25Th Ave Reichle

Widow of Palmiro Togliatti dies at 84 in Turin

Rita Montagna widow of Italian Communist party founder Palmiro Togliatti died in Turin at age 84. She had been named one of the 40 "most dangerous" Italian Communists by a U.S. House committee in the late 1940s.

Turin Italy Rita Montagna Communist Party Palmiro Togliatti

Linn County eyes bond election for Squaw Creek Lake

Conservation Board tentatively seeks a November 1980 general election to finance a Squaw Creek Park lake. Executive Director George Hamilton said costs will be updated and public support gauged before the Board of Supervisors is asked to set the election. Previous May vote approved borrowing up to 1 million, but 60 percent needed. Estimated lake cost 1.4 million with 1.055 million for related facilities. Supervisors have 250k committed, board 181k in reserve. more funds may be requested.

Linn County Conservation Board Squaw Creek Park George Hamilton Board of Supervisors Hamilton Conservation Board

Collins contract worth 20 million for Air Force HF upgrade

Rockwell Collins Telecommunications Systems Division lands a 20 million U S Air Force contract to update Strategic Air Command high frequency communications. Initial work includes three fixed HF stations and a US training facility with options for five overseas sites. Cedar Rapids gear valued around two million. Awarded by Air Logistics Center Sacramento California.

Dallas Rockwell-Collins Telecommunications Systems Division U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Command United States Cedar Rapids The Air Force Air Logistics Center Sacramento Calif

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