Grady files complaint against Marion police captain
Marion council member Patrick Grady charges Captain Joe Neuhaus with ethical and professional violations and profane language. He says Neuhaus pressured an officer to issue a speeding ticket to Grady and harassed him since his election. Grady wants action from Police Chief Robert Zier.
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Janet Jones
Free Lance
Marion Council
Patrick Grady
Marion
Robert Zier
Joe Neuhaus
Grady
Neuhaus
the Gazette
Zier
Joe
Mark Merritt
Merritt
Linn County weighs paying 12000 for out-of-state rehab for brain damaged teen
Linn County supervisors consider a 12000 request to send 19-year-old Annette Skoog to Courage Center Minnesota for an initial four month evaluation and rehab to increase independence. County staff urge reviewing Iowa options before spending taxpayers money. A July 1 follow up is planned and guardianship issues loom for Care Facility residents.
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Christie Wallace
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Annette Skoog
40Th St. NE
Kennedy High School
Courage Center
Golden Valley
Minn
Annette
Kathy Collison
Relationships Inc
Iowa
Collison
Roberta Skoog
University of Iowa
Joe Rinas
Rinas
Forbes Johnson
Sharon Barnhart
Association For Retarded Citizens of
Marion Briefs Diana's Hair Designs Vacation Intermission
Diana's Hair Designs at 770 11th Street Marion will close for vacation June 22 through June 25. Contact 377 6480 for details.
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Diana
11Th Street
Marion
Former Cedar Rapids resident pleads for sentimental theft items return
Don Westrom of Hot Springs Ark appeals after a Thursday theft from his van in Cedar Rapids resulting in loss of about 40 cassette tapes and cameras. He values the items for sentimental reasons, including dictations, poetry, and film from his mother’s 97th birthday, and asks for their return to his Hot Springs address or to contact Joe Mulherin in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Westrom
Hot Springs
Ark
Westrom
Allview Drive
Joe Mulherin
Robert Schuller
the Gazette
Idlewood Drive
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art to Receive $6000 Grant
The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art will receive a $6000 grant from Target Stores Inc and Dayton Hudson Foundation of Minneapolis to fund American Landscape Tradition, a 60 work exhibition shown November 7, 1982 to January 10, 1983, plus related workshops and classes. Dayton Hudson pledges 5 percent of taxable income annually to local arts and social action programs.
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Cedar Rapids
Dayton Hudson
Target, Inc
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