Cedar Rapids GSA office earns regional operations award
Gregory Ramsey manager of the Cedar Rapids field office of the General Services Administration received a plaque and cash prize for leading the best operated group in a four state region for the prior year. The ceremony in Cedar Rapids also honored regional administrator John B. Platt. Ramsey oversees eight federal facilities including the Cedar Rapids Federal Building and Courthouse and the Hoover Library in West Branch.
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Gregory Ramsey
Cedar Rapids
General Services Administration
Ramsey
Vermont St. SW
Federal
Hoover Library
West Branch
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
J. Wayne Roy
John B. Platt
Platt & Associates
Davenport
Des Moines
GSA
Kansas City
Iowa City
Dubuque
National Park Service
Social Security
Waterloo
Burlington
Postal Service
ISU student body president survives impeachment move
Ames Tom Jackson of Cedar Rapids, ISU GSB president, dodged an impeachment motion with 750 signatures dismissed by the senate. A new petition circulated by Steve Tait cites similar charges plus alleged delays in GSE appointments. Jackson, 23, argues charges lack substance and notes budget details.
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Ames
Tom Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State University
ISU
Senate
Jackson
Council Bluffs
Steve Tait
Teens charged after mall shoplifting spree at Westdale
Two northwest side youths ages 14 and 15 admitted school friends said shoplifting was easy. At Montgomery Ward a guard observed one boy conceal six tapes while the other put a Pac Man game in a bag. Items from J C Penney Radio Shack and Musicland valued over 300 were recovered.
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Westdale Mall
Montgomery Ward
J.C. Penney
Radio Shack
Musicland
Linn District Court action reports multiple theft and burglary cases
Linn County court records show Kevin E. Keane pleading guilty to second degree theft tied to stolen weapons and facing up to five years in prison. Others faced dismissals or received suspensions and probation in theft, burglary, and drunk driving cases involving Cedar Rapids residents and a Marion residence theft, with plea bargains and conditional terms outlined.
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Linn District Court
Kevin E. Keane
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk County
Gary Gaal
Janet Susan Matteson
Charles Matteson
Marion
Rodney Sellers
Anamosa
Christine A. Mooney
Catherine L. Hess
Annette M. Turley
Turley
Billy L. Lint Jr
Edward L. McDowell
Area Substance Abuse Council
ASAC
Kirkwood-Welty Way
Carolyn R. Leidigh
Cedar Rapids Adopts 1983 Budget After Hearing
City council approves fiscal 1983 budget of 75 639 519 covering July 1 1982 to June 30 1983 with tax levy cuts. Property taxes total 25 927 023 down 838 from prior, levy per 1000 drops to 12.26842 though residential bills rise about 8 percent due to a state mandated 23 percent value increase. commercial and industrial taxes unchanged.
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Cedar Rapids
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Ingersoll Ave
Jefferson St
Center Point Rd
N. Brady Street
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University Ave
Town and Country
First Avenue
Naturalizer
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