Daily Notebook March 10 1997 Linn County schedules
A dense listing of meetings and events across Linn County including supervisors work session department head meeting Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment Kirkwood Community College Board of Trustees school boards and city councils. Also notes on readings and music events plus lottery results and local obituaries.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County Department
Charlie’s On the River
First St
Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment
Kirkwood Community College Board of Trustees
B.A. Jensen
Kirkwood Hall
Cedar Rapids School Board
Second Ave
Linn County Building Board of Appeals
Linn County
Coggon City Council
Marion Public Library Board
Palo City Council
Palo Community Center
Jamieson trial starts in Linn County murder case
Monticello 19 year old Travis Jamieson faces first degree murder charges in the 1993 death of Cathy Jo Bohiken. Jury selection to begin this week after the trial was moved from Jones County.
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Dick Hogan Gazette
Monticello
Travis Jamieson
Cathy Jo Bohiken
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Jones County
Bohlken
Dean Cox
Jamieson
Cox
Cathy
Paul Jamieson
Travis
Cellmark Diagnostics
Germantown
Jim Thomas
Anamosa
Mark Roberts
William Eads
Linn-Mar wins Comserve grant for service learning project
Linn-Mar Community School District secures a 5000 dollar Comserve grant to run a fitness and nutrition service learning project. High school and junior high students will plan teach nutrition to elementary students and seniors, who then teach parents about healthy eating and activities.
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Becky Stover
Linn-Mar Community
Shirley Pantini
County road plan outlines cost and access issues
Linn County plans 170000 for East Robbins Road underpass work and another 170000 to resurface the road as three way ownership complicates maintenance. Rosedale Road is moved to 2000 with a 120000 budget. A final draft will be reviewed at a March 12 public hearing and approved March 26.
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East Robins
Fisher
Gannon
East Robbins Road
Robins
Marion
East Robins Road
Peer Jerry Nelson
Linn
Rosedale Road
Indian Creek
Linn County Administration
First St. S
Pork princess blends beef study with dairy and hog farming
18 year old Becker, crowned Linn County pork princess, balances beef classes with a dairy background. She manages 150 sows, 9.5 to 10 pig litters, works with grower pigs, drives a tractor, and ayuda at Mahoney's Inc in Alburnett while studying cattle to bring knowledge back to her family. Her grandfather Ted Becker lauded the achievement.
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Beckers
Ted Becker
Linn County
Dawniell Becker
State aid grows share in school budget proposal
The tentative budget shows state aid at 44 percent of revenues or $53.4 million, up from $45 million. Property taxes provide 34 percent or $41.8 million, while instruction costs total 68 percent or $85.9 million. Administrative costs rise to $9.4 million and building maintenance to $10.3 million.
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Aido Leopold
Sand County
Effigy Mounds National Monument
Marquette
United States
Northeast Iowa Community College
Peosia
Clapp Recital
U of 1
Vienna
Hancher
U of
David Weddle
Hedges
the Commons
Cornell College
Simi Valley
Grand Canyon
Matt Brown
Coe
Hickok Hall
Coe College
Miriam Schapiro
van Allen Hall
Illinois
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Amy Larson
Aaron Tallman
Julie
Michael Lynch
Lisbon
Elizabeth
Darin Torson
31St St. SE
ST. Luke's
Lori
Richard Miracle
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the Gazette
Johnson County
Brooke L. Bartels
Highway 6 West
Tiffin
Burlington and
Clinton Streets
Iowa City
Fifth St
N Ave
Rodgers Rd
Westdale Dr
Rm Sear
Sue McKenny
Des Moines
Craig Beatty
Kathy Hoesing
4-H
Miracles In Motion
Kirkwood Horse Science
Kirkwood
Cedar Rapids Aegis
Washington High School
Regis Red
Sandy Pfeiler
Kevin Pfeiler
Brian Frey
Ben Ostrander
John Ferguson
Kevin Shekleton
Courtney Ridge
Regis Gold
Kennedy
Ames
Kirkwood Community College
McLeod Academy
Maverick
Archer
Laser
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