Permits Issued for Two Nursing Homes and Apartments
Building department grants two nursing home permits to Jan I Marg at 455 Thirty-first Street costing about 400000 and to Barry Morrissey at 3450 Indian Creek Road costing about 290000. Welty Leasing Co. receives six-plex permit at 450 Lindale Drive for 95000. Additional permits include repairs and sheds across several streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Department
Jan I
Marg
Barry Morrissey
Thirty-first Street
Morrissey
Indian Creek Road
Welty Leasing Company
Lindale Drive
Warren E. Read
Fifth Avenue
Dorothy Maher
Seventh Avenue
Kenneth D. Thompson
Twenty-sixth Street
James B. Randall
Alpine Road
Darrel’s
Bertha Clatterbuck
Eleventh Street
Henderson Manufacturing fined for late hopper spreaders delivery
The Iowa highway commission assessed a $3,450 penalty against Henderson Manufacturing Co. of Cedar Rapids and Manchester for late delivery of 34 hydraulic hopper spreaders. The penalty was lowered from $6,850 after staff noted the company faced supplier and internal problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMES
Iowa Highway Commission
Henderson Manufacturing Co
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Upright Bus Exhaust Stacks Bill Drafted in Iowa Senate
State Sen. Cloyd Robinson introduces a bill in Des Moines requiring all city buses to have eight foot upright exhaust stacks to vent fumes away from roads. He cites complaints from Cedar Rapids motorists about rear emissions detected in following cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cloyd Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Senate
Robinson
Iowa Senate passes bingo measure and broad bill list
Des Moines AP notes Senate approval of SF108 legalizing bingo raffles and social gambling 33 to 13 and a slate of introduced Senate and House bills. Measures cover law practice admissions, nonadmitted orgs doing business, consumer instruments, sales tax on urban transit property, dam construction, mechanics liens, accessibility, out of state land sales, public employee benefits, truck fees, corporate mergers, science funding, and auto insurance reform.
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Senate
House
Kelly
McCartney, Robinson and DeKoster
Griffin
Briles
McCartney, Robinson and Berman
Blouin
Iowa
McCartney and Robinson
Scott
Iowa Academy of Science
Taylor
Fitzgerald
Rapp
Freeman
Butler
Appropriations Committee
Marion police court lists dozens of traffic offenses
Judge Miles Adams presided over seven days of cases in Marion with numerous speeding tickets, stop sign, and traffic violation fines. Notable charges include intoxication and resisting arrest for Lon E Scriven, as well as altered license for David W McIntyre and overweight registration for Michael Pallesen. Also one justice of the peace case for overweight registration. Graduation announcements and Ray's Jewelry advertisement follow.
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Miles Adams
Patrick D. Taylor
Fourteenth Avenue
Charles Daws, Jr
Second Avenue
Hiawatha
Paul A. Kittlesby
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Rodger L. Boone
Jeffrey W. Draeger
John FE. Howell
Mt. Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Lyle J. Ridenour
First Avenue
Steven A. Olsen
Brockman Avenue
Vallerie A. Oglesby
Seventh Street
Willis E. Christ
East Dubuque
Loren K. Siigley
Edmund W. Trenkamp, Jr
Thirtieth
Windsor Drive
Terry K. Nosek
Meadowview Drive
Ronald L. Romine
Linnview Drive
Steven A. Stillions
Seventeenth Avenue
Beverly R. Rose
Twenty-fifth Street
Jerome Kellenberger
South Amana
Randall C. Law
Springville
Richard D. Mathes
Blairs Sia Road
Martha S. Hookam
Twentieth Street
Harley K. Kephart
David W. McIntyre
Lon E. Scriven
Twenty-sixth Street
Dale O. Gilson
Blairs Ferry Road
Twenty Sixth Street
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Michael R. Pallesen
First Avenue NE
Conference on Urban Problems Set for Friday
A fact-finding conference on urban problems is scheduled Friday in Cedar Rapids by U.S. Senator Dick Clark. The 10 a.m. session in the Conservatory room of the Roosevelt hotel is to run to 3 p.m. Invited are mayors and city managers of communities over 10,000. The event focuses on federal funding cutbacks, with testimony planned for an April 9 Senate subcommittee hearing. Bob Groberg and Bob Hayes will attend representing national and Iowa municipal bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Dick Clark
Roosevelt Hotel
Clark
Senate
Bob Groberg
Washington, D.C
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
Bob Hayes
Iowa League of Municipalities
Rep Robert Michel Named GOP Campaign Chairman
Washington UPI reports Rep. Robert Michel a nine term congressman from Illinois has been named the new chairman of the Republican congressional campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Robert Michel
R-Ill
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Suits Award Septic Damages In Linn County Case
A Linn district court jury awarded Walter A and Mary P Hill 500 dollars and Gordon and Mary L Sanborn 1500 dollars in suits against George A Jr and Helen J Zeman over alleged improper septic installation. The Sanborns were also awarded 3000 dollars against the Hills, with judge Ansel Chapman limiting Hills claims to 2345 dollars for misrepresentation on the Zemans property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn District Court
Walter A
Mary P. Hill
Gordon
Mary L. Sanborn
George A., Jr
Helen J. Zeman
Sanborns
Hills
Cedar Rapids
Zemans
Sanborn
Ansel Chapman
Hill
Perty
Charles G. Chapman
Edward J. Kelly
George *. Lovejoy
Walter Archie Meeker
Richard B. Coleson
Edward L. Castelein
Elwood 0. Thompson
Douglas L. Bean
Arland K. Speich
Doris M. Folker
Iva M. Novak
Palo
Betty Jo Mackerman
Center Point
Second Delaware Escapee Nabbed
Two Delaware county jail escapees were captured with one arrested in Wisconsin. William Heitz, 23, of Dubuque, nabbed in West Bend driving a reportedly stolen car. Ted Heyne, 20, also of Dubuque, was arrested in Dubuque after escaping with a melted plastic key. Jim Elley, 23, of Dubuque, the prior escapee, was apprehended in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
UPI
Delaware County
Wisconsin
William Heitz
Dubuque
West Bend
Wis
Heitz
Ted Heyne
Heyne
Dubuque County
Delaware
Jim Elley
Ohio
Clarence-Lowden Pay Proposals Discussed
Clarence Lowden community board of education met to discuss teachers salaries and contracts. About 18 teachers from Clarence and Lowden attended with proposals presented by Don Howard and Michael Driscoll. The group aimed for a $7 100 base for a BA beginning teacher, up from $6 900 in Lowden and $7 000 in Clarence, planning another meeting and seeking agreement by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Clarence-Lowden
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Southview Drive
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