Linn County conservation board extends naturalist program
The Linn County Conservation Board approved continuing the naturalist Debbie Robinson program in county parks and natural areas with a $10 496 annual salary and expenses. The board also authorized negotiating for the Chain Lakes bridge and seeking funds to buy 40 acres near Chain Lakes at 700 per acre. Additional actions include five building projects funded next year and a Matsell Bridge Park well bid of 5877 50, plus changes to permit horseback riding with a special use permit.
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Debbie Robinson
Robinson
Biechler
Marion
George Hamilton
Linn County Road Department
Chain Lakes
Hamilton
Iowa Natural Heritage Fund
Conservation Department
Pinicon Ridge Park
Morgan Creek
McBurney
Matsell Bridge Park
Cedar Rapids district hosts final school dialogue session
Parents voiced concern over rising newsletter costs and the impact on school communications. The Cedar Rapids Community School Board discussed funding, grade policies, special education staffing, and program cuts during five sessions led by Supt. Marvin Maire with 13 attendees.
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Kurt Rogahn
Cedar Rapids
Ron Moore
Lauree Gerber
Mary Ann Kucera
Joyce Dennis
Marvin Maire
Richard Schulz
Malcom Peel
Weing Road
Tyler School
Moore
Wilson Junior High
Rosser
Gerber
Sticker rule leads to early traffic stops in Iowa
About 200 motorists in Cedar Rapids were stopped in the first 19 hours for missing the 1982 license plate sticker. Police warn fines include 26 dollars plus court costs, plus sticker and late registration fees. Stickers available at Linn County offices in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Patrol
David Goodwin
Linn County
First St
Burglary Strikes Three Businesses in Oakland Road Building
Three businesses in one building were burglarized Sunday night with losses totaling about 4 500 dollars. Hawkeye Fire and Safety reported a broken window and 5 dollars in coins from a vending machine. St Alban's Transportation lost 31 pairs of boots and 15 Atari computers valued at 2480 and 2184 dollars respectively. Seiferts Clothing reported two stereo pieces valued at 450 dollars. The break in occurred between 5 30 p m Sunday and 8 a m Monday.
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Hawkeye Fire and Safety
Oakland Rd
St. Alban’s Transportation
Atari
Seiferts Clothing
Oakland Road
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Alleghany Drive
Carol Sheetz
Towne House Drive
Sheetz
Bob Scroggins
Napa
Idaho
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Soviet Union
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