Cedar County faces high tax hike to cover 2.6 million court judgment
Property owners in Cedar County may pay up to 2.88 per 1000 assessed value next year to cover a 2.6 million district court judgment related to a collision with a county snowplow. Insurance covers 1 million. bonds could spread repayment over years. Hearing on bonds set for today. The suit was filed by Susan Eggert after a December 21 1989 accident in Scott County.
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Cedar County
Susan Eggert
Scott County
Langenberg Seeks Third Term as Linn County Auditor
Linn County Auditor Linda Langenberg announces a bid for re election to a third term. Since 1984 she has led staff reductions while expanding duties and cutting department costs by 3 percent. She cites cross training and a countywide mapping project in cooperation with Cedar Rapids and Marion officials.
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Linn
Linda Langenberg
Cedar Rapids and
Marion
Langenberg
Linn County
Dennis Fiser
Wilder Dr
Local Linn County Crime Report Highlights Drug Charge
The Log notes from The Gazette list public safety updates in Linn County. Willie Brooks Jr. 41 of 384 15th St SE Apt 4 faces a charge of delivery of a controlled substance for allegedly selling six tenths of a gram of crack cocaine to an undercover officer at his residence on January 9.
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Willie Brooks Jr
15Th St. SE
Apt. 4
Man charged in beating with ball bat
Cedar Rapids man Matthew Crandall 18 of 3345 Blairs Ferry Rd NE was charged with willful injury after a baseball bat beating of Brad Martin 17 outside a southeast side residence on February 24. Martin remained hospitalized. Crandall was released after promising to appear in court March 11. police tied the attack to a red late-model Chevrolet S-10 pickup involved in the incident.
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Jeff Burnham
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Matthew Crandall
Blairs Ferry Rd
Crandall
Ken Washburn
Brad Martin
Resi
Dence
Martin
Lincolnshire Drive
Washburn
College Community levy drops on higher valuations
The College Community school board sets a 1993 tax levy of 12.98 per $1 000, down from 13.04, as district valuations rise by 19.5 million to 537.34 million. Tax increment valuation climbs to 32.4 million, with Genencor and PMX plants in the district. Layoff notices may follow with up to six positions cut if state aid is reduced.
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College Community
Jim Steffen
Genencor
PMX
Steffen
Alley removed from 1992 paving plan on request
City Engineer Dick Ransom said the alley between Ninth and 10th streets NW will be dropped from the 1992 paving program after a petition by opponents. Six projects were planned, but a new petition showed majority opposition by property owners, affecting other nearby work at 10th Street NW near Olive Church.
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G Avenues
Dick Ransom
Ninth
10Th Streets
10Th Street
B and A Avenues
Olivet Presbyterian Church
10Th St. NW
Ransom
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