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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1992
Page
7
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Cedar Rapids Education Association members vote this week on a tentative contract raising average salaries by about 3.5 percent to 31,403 with a new base of 19,450 and a 800 career increment for 19 plus years. The package includes flex benefits increasing to 390 and a maximum top pay of 39,967.
Four residents were arrested in an ongoing Cedar Rapids narcotics probe. Christopher S. Mashek, Christopher R. Lynch, Charles Howard Jr., and Kevin R. McKiernan were charged with delivery offenses. Police expect 13 total arrests. In a separate safety check, 55 drivers were ticketed for not wearing seat belts on First Avenue East.
Linn County hears the ninth annual Maple Syrup Festival this weekend with sap boiling at the Maple Sugar House. Hours are 8 to noon Saturday and 9 to 1 Sunday. Festivities include tree tapping demos live music and syruping tools. Tickets 4 at door 3 50 in advance.
Resident Robert Baldwin protests Alter Scrap Processing near his home at 807 N St. SW citing ground and window vibrations. City officials note the yard is grandfathered as a legal non conforming use since 1925 but health inspectors found bird droppings.
Grant Severn a 24 year old Peace Corps volunteer from Marion witnessed Niamey hostilities as soldiers seized streets. He later returned to Ouallam after the interim government pledged pay and release of a jailed Tuaregs leader. Severn began his Niger service in October 1990 after graduating from Tufts University.
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