Marion City Council Hears Parking Plan and Appoints Acting Manager
Marion city council approved a temporary appointment for Bullis as acting city manager with no extra pay beyond his mayoral salary while continuing to seek a permanent replacement for Raber M. L. Johnson. The meeting covered the 1972 paving project, bids for the 1973 paving project, traffic counts, zoning petitions, and plans for a new picnic pavilion parking area in American Legion park along with repairs to park roadways and a potential public parking lot at the old depot site.
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Chester
Bullis
Marion
the Gazette
Raber M. L. Johnson
Cedar Rapids Asphalt and Paving Co
Fifth
Grand Avenues
Twenty-ninth Avenue
First Street
Nearing
Roger Messerly
South Eleventh Street
Grand
Council
City Hall
Davenport
First Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Tom Horan
Planning and Zoning Commission
Thomas McGowan
Thirty-second
Thirty-first Street
McGowan
Iheaokee
Art Househild
Charles Kremanck
Mesion Park Board
American Legion Park
Thomas Park
Kremanek
Thomas and
Taube
Kremanck
Iowa Conservation Commission
Krumholtz
Marioi Independent
Bureau of Outdoor ‘Recreation
Park Board
Park Employes
Harold Hanna
Hanna
Marion Brother Enroute To Jain Returning POW
Ray and Ray Hefel of 2645 Fourth avenue travel to Denver to greet Army Sgt. Daniel Hefel 22 returning from three plus years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam. His parents, siblings, and others join. Daniel was reported missing in action Feb 1 1970 after a helicopter mission.
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Ray Hefel
Fourth Avenue
Denver
Colo
Daniel Hefel
United States
North Vietnam
Hefels
Ray
Seventh Avenue
Hefel
Thomas Heel, Sr
Guttenberg
Pat Breitbach
North Buena Vista
Dubuque
Hofels
Daniel
LMEA Criticizes Linn-Mar Board Over Salary Action
The Linn-Mar Education Association denounces the board for not adopting its budget recommendations. A 4.5 percent salary increase and additional benefits were rejected, while a 4.4 percent average hike was approved after a contentious meeting. The group accuses the board of disregarding four months of negotiations and favoring the superintendent's plan for all employees except the superintendent and board secretary.
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Linn-Mar Education Asst
Linn-Mar
Associatton
LMEA
Trelson
LAIEA
Board of Education
Board
Mra Thomas
Leroy Kroskop
Sebal
Transportation Department
Thomas
Kruskop
LiamMar
Eldon Colton
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Cedar Rapids
Sam Bailey
Fourth Street
Eleventh Avenue
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Marion Police Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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LEAA
Mae Carsner
Sixteenth Street
Marlon
Robert Stone
Edward Degrey
YMCA
Merion
MCA
Jain
Carl Mertka
Saton
Fdison Pharmacy
10Th Street
Cub Avands
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Starry School
Eric Tamier
James Notz
Max Factor
Steven Miller
Reid Netz
Scott Grekoff
Randy DeYoung
Tim Hopin
van Howe
Dan Siepker
Bicken
Unite
Marion Hanlware
Winkens
Psteee Wty
Fion Reynolds
Tony Willash
Cedar Scott Hollingsworth
Collins Menna
Wilson Beauty
Marian Road
Hama CE
Norland
Park
Kentucky Bluegrass
Vow
Hiawatha Garden
Bordeau
Iltenjitaege
Second Avenue
West End
Gary Briton
Hoard
Mes
Ben Thomas
Sino
Thomnes
Boand
Janice Halland
Carole Rudish
Pamela Menzner
Viaanne Jenkins
Marcle Rexroat
Cynthia Bert
Dowman Woods
Kevin Schulte
12Th Street
Steve Huber
David Lesmeister
Linwood Street
Sill Martin
Forest Drive
Steven Schult
18Th Avenue
City Gazette Cariers
Don Amling
9Th Avenue
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Dean Thomas
Charles Campbell
Bill Martin