Linn county board OKs pay hikes for legal staff
County Attorney William Faches gains to 13000 annual pay and his first assistant Thomas Horan rises to 11050. Eight other assistants receive raises to 1600 monthly with Jackson at 9200 and several others listed with 8000 to 9000 ranges. Board approves without debate. zoning changes noted for Wolf Den addition rural to summer home.
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Faches
Thomas Horan
Thomas L. Koehler
Eugene Kopecky
Justice of the Peace-Mayors
William D. Martin
Phillip Klinger
Board of Supervisors
Timothy White
James Bennett
Caruthers
Cedar Rapids Man Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving
Walter Grishaber aged 61 of 1647 Forty second street SE Cedar Rapids pled guilty in Linn district court to reckless driving and was fined 100 dollars. He was arrested early Sunday on East Post road SE.
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Walter Grishaber
Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Grishaber
Forty-second Street
East Post Road
County Zoners Approve Plats in Monday Meeting
The county zoning commission approved two preliminary plats and four final plats and sent recommendations to the board of supervisors. Preliminary plats include Twin Ridge addition at Forty-second street SE with four lots and Oak Ridge addition east of highway 13 and a mile north of Central City with 42 lots. Final plats approved were not listed in the text.
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Anthony
Highway 150
Midway
Cottage Grove Woods
East Post Road
Shady Oaks
Marion- Alburnett
Jordan
Wolf den
Wapsipinicon River
Troy Mills
County Zoning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Twin Ridge
Forty-second Street
Oak Ridge
Highway 13
Central City
Jurors Selected In Cedar Rapids Condemnation Appeal
An appeal before Linn district court seeks review of an $8,500 award from a sheriff's condemnation jury for 723 B avenue NE Cedar Rapids, part of the Cedar Lake urban renewal project. The Cargins contend precondemnation value was $13,500 and seek $2,000 for potential rental income with proposed improvements. Jurors named include Charles E. Ealy, Mary Jeanne Collins, Eleanor R. Tilley, Pauline Steadman, and James Evans.
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Linn District Court
Weldon L
Margie E. Cargin
B Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Lake
Cargins
Charles E. Ealy
Fortieth Street
Mary Jeanne Collins
B Avenue
Eleanor R. Tilley
Thirty-eighth Street
Pauline Steadman
Oakland Road
James Evans
White Oak
Steil Receives Five Year Term For Assault
Cedar Rapids man Robert Steil Jr 21 pled guilty to assault with intent to rob and was sentenced to five years in the state reformatory with five months credit in Linn district court Judge B J Maxwell ordered. His wife Karen 18 was arrested and implicated him in a Derby service station holdup earlier in January with $245 taken. her case is pending.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Robert Steil, Jr
Eleventh Street
B. J. Maxwell
Steil
Karen
Derby
Mt. Vernon Road
Maxwell
Local Directory Listing Extract
A list of names and street addresses including Donald M. Smith 4609 Sherman Street NE Thomas G. Nutt 57 Devonwood Avenue SW Janet C. Wray 732 Twenty Seventh Street NE Robert Tanner 416 Sixteenth Street NE Joseph R. Wilson 409 Tenth Street SE David Castek 1708 Miami Drive NE Geneva Reece 907 Harold Drive SE.
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Donald M. Smith
Sherman Street
Thomas G. Nutt
Devonwood Avenue
Janet C. Wray
Twenty Seventh Street
Robert Tanner
Sixteenth Street
Joseph R. Wilson
Tenth Street
David Castek
Miami Drive
Geneva Reece
Harold Drive
Geological Survey Plans First Board Meeting in 15 Years
Iowa Geological Survey board will hold its first meeting since September 1954, spurred by state officials led by Auditor Lloyd Smith. The board includes Gov. Robert Ray and University of Iowa president Howard Bowen. The survey covers water resources, minerals, and state topography, with cooperation from the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Geological Survey
DES Moines
Iowa Geological Survey Board
H. Garland Hershey
Iowa City
Lloyd Smith
Smith
Harold Hughes
Bob Ray
Robert Ray
University of Iowa
Howard Bowen
Iowa State
W. Robert Parks
Thomas E. Rogers
Cornell College
Iowa Academy of Science
Town Geological Survey
Iowa Geological Survey
State Survey
U.S. Geological Survey
Committee to plan regional landfill project seeks approval
Linn County Board of Health Director Carl Smith urged forming a committee to reduce county dumps from 17 to seven and create regional sanitary landfills within 20 miles of every resident. The plan calls for consolidation, possible regional funding, and a five year path to operation with county wide support.
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Carl Smith
Linn County
Smith
County Board of Health
Linn
The
Elks Club
Health Department
Board of Health
J. J. Impehl
Board of Supervisors
Milton Slaby 69 dies at North Liberty
Milton Slaby 69 of route 1 North Liberty died suddenly Monday at his home. A retired farmer born April 4 1900 in North Liberty he lived there all his life. Surviving are his wife Lillian Zeman Slaby three sisters Orpha Zajicek West Liberty Mrs A Shafer Cedar Rapids and Ann Owen Palmetto Fla. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday Brush chapel Cedar Rapids with Rev William Harnish. Burial:
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North Liberty
Milton Slaby
Route 1
Lillian Zeman Slaby
Orpha Zajicek
West Liberty
A. Shafer
Cedar Rapids
Ann Owen
Palmetto
Fla
Czech National cemetery visitation update
Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p.m. Tuesday, awaiting further details about services and arrangements at the Czech National cemetery.
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Czech National Cemetery
The Toymaker Puppets At Cedar Rapids Art Center
A one hour puppet show The Toymaker will be performed at 2 p m Thursday at the Cedar Rapids Art Center. It is part of Hap sponsored by the public library for its summer reading program. Children need a reading ten books ticket to attend and may register at any library. Dress alterations demonstrated by Lucille Rivers on Wednesday at 4 50 p m as part of Fashions in Sewing on TV9.
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Cedar Rapids Art Center
Public Library
Lucille Rivers
TV 9
Trier livestock man dies after heart attack in Salt Lake City
Boyd Trier aged 52 a Keota livestock dealer and president of the Chip and See Rock club died Monday in Salt Lake City while attending a rock show. Survived by wife Emmaline two brothers Gale Bud Trier Dean, son Dale of Waterloo two granddaughters and two sisters. Services Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Powell funeral home.
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Boyd Trier
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gale
Bud” Trier
Dean Trier
Trier
Mr. Trier
Keota
Chip and See Rock Club
Christian Church
the Legion
VFW
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