Firefighter recalls 36 years of duty
Marion veteran volunteer Don DeVault recalls decades of service with the Marion Fire Department. He describes pre pager days, the duties of a 22 man volunteer force, and the 6 dollar hourly pay for runs while he juggles his duties with family and work.
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Tom Fruehling
Marion Bureau
Marion
Don DeVault
Don
Henry Katz
Cedar Rapids School District votes on near steady 1982 83 budget
The Cedar Rapids Community School District schedules a public hearing at 7 30 p m on its 1982 83 budget totaling 56 774 785 with 26 289 079 to be raised by taxes. The district cites state aid and formulas limiting local creativity while noting a 3 14 percent net spending rise and an estimated 900 000 unspent balance.
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Jacem
Cedar Rapids Community
Second Ave
Schoolhouse
Area Education Agency
Otto Wiedersberg
Wiedersberg
Anti nuclear weapons group holds Iowa conference
Freeze Iown the Second Congressional District hosts a 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m conference at People's Unitarian Church Cedar Rapids to press for a nuclear freeze. The event features speakers David Osterberg Burns Weston and workshops on petition strategy and legislative influence. Registration is available at the door or by contacting Maureen Wolf.
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People’s Unitarian Church
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
United States
Soviet Union
Vermont
United Nations
Cedar Rapids
David Osterberg
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Burns Weston
University of Iowa
George Peterson
Citizens For Community Improvement
Mike Blouin
Jon Wacker
Maureen Wolf
Cedar Rapids Bond to Fund Two Junior High Schools
A bond issue to finance the construction of two Cedar Rapids junior high schools was set at 3.9 million dollars. Nordman Jewelry advertises buying diamonds and gold in Marion.
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Cedar Rapids
Former Nashua City Clerk Sentencing Scheduled
Miriam Eubank, former Nashua City Clerk, faces a first degree theft sentence in Chickasaw County District Court at 1 30 p m. The case involves misappropriation of 135000 in Nashua city funds. Nashua officials sue to recover losses. Eubank accuses ex Mayor Roger Richards and ex City Treasurer Alice Titus.
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NEW Hampton
Nashua
Miriam Eubank
Chickasaw
Joseph Keefe
Miss Eubank
Roger Richards
Alice Titus
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