Turmoil Affects Linn County Juvenile Court Services
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports friction within Linn County juvenile probation and court offices. Probation officers voice concerns over salary, administration, and case handling delays while judges seek organizational and service reforms to improve juvenile court operations.
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Gary Boisen
the Gazette
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Linn County Reality 10 appoints new executive director
The Linn County Mental Health Board approves Joel Hoffman of Waukegan Illinois as executive director of Reality 10 the drugs abuse treatment program with a 19500 salary starting July 20. The crisis intervention program and related facilities move to a new six member board while officers are named at the Reality 10 board meeting.
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Linn County Mental Health Board
Reality 10
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Joel Hoffman
Waukegan
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Ralph Plagman
Metro High School
Diane Wyckoff
Department of Social Services
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Washington High School
Kenneth Harstad
Collins Radio
Sawyer
United Way of
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United Way
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Linn County Health Center
Linn
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Sax Resigns Cedar Rapids Theater Post in Aug
Joseph B. Sax, managing director of the Cedar Rapids Community Theater since 1975, will leave his post August 1 to become executive director of Columbus Ohio's Players Theater. A search committee led by Dave Bolt will seek a replacement, with a guest director possible for early shows.
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Joseph B. Sax
Cedar Rapids
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Bolt
Robert McComas
Ron Taylor
Peggy Wentworth
John Foens
Colin Armon
Edyth Bush Theater
Hamline University
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City Asks Help Please Water Trees
City forestry officials seek public aid to water newly planted trees after a drought. Over 8 000 trees have been planted since 1969 along city streets. Crews water about 1 000 trees weekly, taking two months per circuit. Homeowners are urged to water trees in front of their houses and in their yards. Five gallons per week or a slow hose for two hours should suffice. Three inches of soaking rain may still be needed, so watering remains essential even with light rain.
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City Forestry Department
Forestry Department
Eric D. Faaborg
Faaborg
Weather summary and river stages for midweek
C.R. Weather High Tuesday and a low overnight with a 10 am Wednesday precipitation forecast. June total near 18.36 inches, normal through June. Barometer rising at 29.96, humidity 59 percent at 11 am, NW wind 12 mph. Extended outlook partly cloudy with possible showers Friday and Saturday, mostly clear Sunday, highs in the 80s and 50s to 60s. Mississippi River stages at several towns show small rises or no change, with LaCrosse 5.5 and Dubuque 6.9 feet.
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Charles J Theisen Jr Files for Public Safety Post
Charles J. Theisen Jr of 406 E Avenue NW filed nomination papers Tuesday for the office of public safety commissioner held by Eldon Colton. Five others have already taken papers: Kathy Mayor, Charles G. Schmitt, William R. Long, Arthur D. Pennington, and Charles Ong Jr. Petitions for a spot on the Oct 18 primary ballot must be filed Sept 5–29, with the general election set for Nov 8.
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Charles J. Theisen, Jr
E Avenue NW
Public Safety
Eldon Colton
Kathy Mayor
Charles G. Schmitt
William R. Long
Arthur D. Pennington
Charles Ong, Jr
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established History and Pricing
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co., is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE, Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions vary by carrier or mail with different weekly and yearly rates. no mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists.
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Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Vital Statistics and Local Births and Incidents
Birth notices list numerous Cedar Rapids area families with new infants from St. Luke's and various addresses. The record includes multiple marriages, a dissolution of Mary Patricia Cannon and Paul Stephen Cannon, and several fires with times and locations across Cedar Rapids and neighboring towns.
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Mary Patricia
Paul Stephen Cannon
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