4.6 Percent Increase in New City Pay Proposals
Cedar Rapids considers two PAS salary plans raising city employee wages by 4.0 percent or 6.2 percent across 44 positions including park staff and clerks. The council weighs budget limits under a 30 mill cap as it reviews fire police scales and reclassifications ahead of August budget delivery.
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Public Administration Service of Chicago
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Chicago
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PAS
Health Complex moves through Iowa Senate with county expansion
The Iowa Senate passed the health complex bill 43 to 5 after amendments added all counties with 1960 populations over 100000. Black Hawk Scott and Woodbury opposed the bill while Scott and Linn counties supported it. Polk Black Hawk Woodbury divisions shaped the final tally.
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Davenport
Woodbury
Sioux City
Scott County
Linn
Lawmakers Extend Health Facilities Power To Counties
The legislature approved a bill allowing counties to acquire or build health complex facilities with a 60 percent vote, issue bonds, and levy up to two mills for operations. Final vote 74-36 with shifts from Polk county and absentees noted. McNamara initially absent but planned to vote yes on record.
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Black Hawk County
Woodbury County
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Linn County
Allen
Bergman
Bowin
Christiansen
Conklin
Cunningham
Darrington
Edgington
Fischer
Fisher
Freeman
Fullerton
Gittins
Graham
Grassley
Harbor
Johnson
Kittner
Knight
Koch
Miller
Page
Mowry
Nelson
Nielson
Peterson
Sanders
Women Elected to Iowa VFW Auxiliary Officers
Mrs. John Clay of 2121 F avenue NE was elected Iowa department president of the Veterans of World War I auxiliary. Mrs. Charles Jasa of 1110 Twenty-fifth street NE was named department conduc tress. The convention was held Friday through Sunday at Fort Dodge.
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Veterans Auxiliary
John Clay
Iowa Department
Veterans of
Four year old escaped injury after fall from car
A Cedar Rapids girl fell from a moving car on highway 150 near Hiawatha. She suffered only cuts and bruises and was listed in fairly good condition at St Luke's hospital. The deputy said centrifugal force from a curve likely threw her into heavy grass. The child was in the back seat when she opened a door accidentally.
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Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Carol Homire
Hillis Homire
Thirty-fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn County
Perpetual Savings|uty
Perpetual Savings|uty Said. & Loan Assa
Town City
Perpetual
Iowa City
B. R. Hynden
Lloyd Smith
Iowa
Belle Plaine Man Fined for Leaving Accident Scene
Floyd E. Mapes, 57, of Belle Plaine was fined 150 dollars and costs in municipal court on two charges from a June 7 collision. He pled guilty to failing to control his vehicle and to leaving the scene after eastbound travel on First Avenue struck a car stopped at a red signal at Fifteenth Street East. Judge Loren M. Hullinger Jr. imposed the fines.
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Floyd E. Mapes
Belle Plaine
Mapes
First Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Loren M. Hullinger, Jr
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