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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1982
Page
7
The Marion City Council plans an informal 4:30 p m session at City Hall to decide on a temporary beer permit for St Josephs Fun Days May 28 30 awaiting potential objectors led by Lois Buckley. Traffic and parking changes downtown may also be on the agenda as the issue resumes after a month due to absence.
Registration for Marion Independent School Districts summer driver education program runs through April 30. Classes begin June 7 and last eight weeks. Students must be 15 by June 7 and hold a state driver permit. Course fee is 40 dollars payable at sign up in Marion High School principal's office. Call 377-9891 for information.
Marion briefs report a documentary about Granger House at the Marion historical museum to be shown on Channel 10 at 6 30 p m on April 12 and 16. The piece notes the Artist in Schools Program of the Iowa Arts Council.
Everett Weaver a Marion native and long time member of the Marion Fire Department since 1973 has been promoted to lieutenant on the firefighter force. Effective Thursday Weaver will lead the shift that was headed by Lt Wayne Carver who recently retired on medical grounds.
The Linn County Regional Planning Commission approved a study urging Saturday service reductions first if operating costs rise. Barton-Aschman Associates led the 1981 study urging senior citizens demand-responsive service consolidation with LIFTS, midday and peak service cuts, and a full 54 cent tax levy for transit with fare increases over five years. The panel also greenlit a 1998 street plan, a 1982-83 budget of 99 050 dollars, and noted federal participation lowering current costs.
Campaign kickoff at a Cedar Rapids area home kicks off the race for Linn County supervisor. Republican Eliot Gould challenges incumbent Democrat Ken Schriner with Emil Novak as main rival in the June 8 primary. Novak named chair of Citizens for the Election of Emil L. Novak for Linn County Supervisor, with a large volunteer slate from Cedar Rapids Marion Mount Vernon and other communities.
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