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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1983

Page

9

Marion City approves low bid for police station bonds

Marion Iowa lowers 1983 84 tax rate after E F Hutton bids 650000 general obligation bonds at 6.9944 percent over 10 years total interest 305832 30. City manager calculates rate drop from 9 56 to 9 51 per 1000 assessed value benefiting a 50000 home valued at 33611. Second low bid Farmers State Bank 7.005 percent 306293 75. Highest Bidder Minneapolis 7.2442 percent 316755.

Christie Wallace Arctic Marion E.F. Hutton & Co Des Moines E.F. Hutton Rex W. Ramsay Carl Ramey Ramey Ramsay Marion Council Farmers State Bank Minneapolis

Churches of Marion Art Auction and Poetry Reading

A Marion event blends an art auction and poetry reading to raise food for Linn County pantry. On March 13 at First Presbyterian Church collectors will bid on about 100 artworks while poetry by University of Iowa writers is read and a piano recital occurs. Proceeds support the pantry serving about 1,200 people in January.

Linn County Churches of Marion First Presbyterian Church 12Th Street Eighth Avenue Marion Peggy Silinsky Silinsky University of Iowa Kathy Ashby

Marion Campaign Profiles Budget Priorities in Marian Election

Jo Carlson outlines budget ideas at a Marion Women’s Club event advocating drainage, sidewalk, and storm sewer projects for Glenbrook Cove Linnwood Knolls and Larick. She opposes police pistol range and City Hall computer replacement this year. Frank Reynolds wins IBEW Local 1362 and Hawkeye Labor Council endorsements as Marion faces a special election for a single at large council seat.

Jo Carlson Marion Marion Women’s Club Mary Ann Wichman 28Th Ave Glenbrook Cove Linnwood Knolls Larick Carlson Frank Reynolds IBEW Reynolds Daleview Drive Hawkeye Labor Council Cedar Rapids Buildings Trades Council

Mayor reports flood plain laws need nationwide adoption

Cedar Rapids mayor Don Canney, after an eight day San Diego seminar, argues flood plain zoning is essential across the United States. He recalls California storms, unsafe driving on flooded, oil slick roads, and homes built in flood zones washing away.

Don Canney California Cedar Rapids San Diego Canney Iowa

Hiawatha business owners seek lower commercial water rates

A petition signed by 30 Hiawatha business owners asking for a separate commercial water rate was presented to the City Council. The council will refer the proposal to the Water Department while preparing for increases in water and sewer rates that require Water Board approval and a public hearing set for March 16.

Hiawatha Jim Dyer Brown and Dyer Investment Bali Hai Trailer Court Water Department Water Board Robert Munsell 11Th Ave Martin Bruns

Marion briefs and local notices from the town

Marion Beverage opens for business. Election ad urges vote for Eddie Begley in the Marion City Council race on Tuesday March 8. Pancake supper hosted by Pack 555 at Linn Creek High Cafeteria Friday March 4 from 5 to 7 30 PM. Old Milwaukee 12 pack advertised at Bill's Tap. Police logs note a false alarm at Pleasantview Drive and a medical assistance call on Eighth Street.

Eddie Begley Marion Wilma Clark Pol Linn Pleasantview Drive Eighth St

Crusade kicks off as volunteers lead Linn County drive

The Linn County Cancer Crusade opens with women volunteers heading the effort at the Five Seasons Hotel in Cedar Rapids. General chairman Gary Criddle announced a $162,000 goal at the Cedar Rapids business division kickoff, noting a rise from last year’s $152,000. He called the 1980s the golden age of cancer research as over 45 business leaders listened to the plan.

Crusade Stouffer Five Seasons Hotel Linn County Gary Criddle Cedar Rapids Criddle

Forms for Social News Available at the Gazette

Social news forms are available at the Gazette office. For more information call 398-8286.

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