Okay Plans For Renewal In Oak Hill Okay Plans For Renewal In Oak Hill
Cedar Rapids urban renewal board approves year one NDP plan for Oak Hill and Riverside. The city seeks a 1.35 million federal grant from HUD with aim to start demolition, relocation, and rehabilitation. Plan covers 27 parcels in Oak Hill and six in Time Check, with sidewalks and landscaping work and limited Riverside activity in year one.
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Oak Hill
Cedar Rapids
NDP
Riverside
Salyer
Quk Hill
Isaacson
Oak+ Hill
City plan uses credits to fund new relocation housing
Isaacson states displacement will continue until sufficient relocation housing is developed. First year program cost is 931,998,565 with 666,188 of total responsibility. Non-cash grants cover 662,338 and 3,850 in real estate tax credits. Certifiable credits total 1,389,213, exceeding first year needs by 726,875, enabling the NDP to be a free project without local cash outlays.
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Tocal
Isaacson
NDP
Senate Confirms Lois Emanuel of Marion to Post
Marion woman Lois Emanuel is named to a state post after Senate confirmation. The report notes her Marion residence and appointment terms begin July 1. Other brief items cover local cases, museum events, and community notices including a Tulip Festival bus, a burglary in Hiawatha and a lost item ad.
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Senate
Lois Emanuel
Marion
Donald Shaw
Davenport
Ray Bailey
Clarion
Ray
H. Rand Peterson
Harlan
Linn-Mar Sues Two Contractors Over Cracked School Roofs
The Linn-Mar Community School District filed lawsuits against Leslie C. Fink Manchester Construction Co and C. F. Paulson Construction Co alleging breach of warranties on the Indian Creek Elementary School roof and its addition. Damages cited total 14,890.241 and 18,087.03 with roof cracks leaks and replacements since 1961 1962. A temporary injunction was set at 500 bond by Judge B J Maxwell pending a hearing on permanent relief.
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Linn-Mar
Dian Creek
Leslie C. Fink
Manchester* Construction Co
C. F. Paulson Construction Co
Advertising Co. Seeks Injunction Over Bus Ad Lease
Howard J. Morton Advertising Co of Iowa City asks Linn County district court to nullify Cedar Rapids Regional Transit Corp's cancellation of a written lease for exclusive bus display space. The suit claims the contract began last November and was canceled by letter on April 22, with the transit company refusing further cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Morton
Rose Wickham Faces Charge After Collision
Rose A Wickham was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance ahead after a three vehicle crash Monday night. Her car rear ended Vickie L Tallman's vehicle near First Avenue and Eighth Street SE, pushing Tallman into Louis L Floden Jr’s car. Tallman was treated at St Luke's hospital and released.
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Rose A. Wickham
Park Towne Lane
Wickham
Vickie L. Tallman
Bowling Street
First Avenue
Eighth Street
Tallman
Louis L. Floden, Jr
Mt. Vernon
Miss Tallman
Tickal Co Files For Bankruptcy In Iowa Court
A Cedar Rapids general contractor filed for bankruptcy in federal court. Tickal Construction Co with address 5120 J Street SW reported debts of 170,477 dollars and assets including 25,859 dollars in real estate equity. Richard J. Tickal serves as president and Maureen A. Tickal as secretary and treasurer. The firm began operations as a corporation in 1986.
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Cedar Rapids
Tickal Construction Co
J Street
Richard J. Tickal
Maureen A. Tickall
Plea Time Given On Assault Charge for Pennington
Marlin G Pennington 29 of 380 Twenty-sixth Ave SW was given until Thursday to move or plead in Justice Glenn Powers court to a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. He was charged by information signed by Darlene Lentner and allegedly whipped her with a belt at 4 am on May 3. Pennington held in Linn county jail on $2,000 bond.
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Marlin G. Pennington
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Pennington
Darlene Lentner
Twenty- Sixth Avenue
Linn County
Nixon Named for Cedar Rapids School Before Built
Cedar Rapids school board names planned elementary in honor of President Nixon. Board notes all 36 U.S. presidents now represented among district schools. Also selects Van Buren Jackson and Squaw Creek for other new schools. Bids set for carpeting four schools. wage raise 6.7 percent for food service staff without meal price increases. District to borrow funds due to late tax collections. DRIVE SAFELY.
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Earl Miller
Urban Renewal Board
NDP
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hiawatha
Robert Barber
U.S
Barber
van Buren
Wilson Avenue
Fourteenth ‘Avenue
Third Street
Jackson
Rogers Road
Otto Wiedersberg
Wiedersberg
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Riverside Ares
Saacson
James Reston
Pearson-Anderson G. Evans
Novak
the Jacobys
Suzy Knickerbocker
Andelman
Erma Bombeck Pi Re Page
Rick DuBrow
Leonard Lyons
Sami Shulsky
Frank Nye
Farm
Rex Conn
Sports Gas Schrader
Bob Lana
Ted al Miller
City
Holdler
Thomas
Mercy Hospital
Vistors
Berger Furrier
Adv
Matfield /Gantz
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Jerome’s
Pierson's Florists
William Stafford
Carter Street
Killian’s
Chive St. John
Goodale
Coca-Cola Co
First Street
Des Moines
UPI
Thel
Peis Gforates
Tuga
Jing
Thorpe West
Robert Ray
Linnberge
State Board
Alberts Dry Cleaners
1St Ave
Lindale Plaza
Young
Richard Cale
Decorah
1St St. SE
Ad.tate
John Proeschaldt
F. Pro_— leschaldt
Mphamas Roe
Watken Street
Wallace L. Cassell
Lais
Etanuel of
Iowa State Social Services Council
Juniversity
Courthouse News
Inn-Mar
B. J. Maxwell
Rose Wickham
Tickal Co
Credenza Styling
DE Koven
Ihen & Taege, Inc
Second Ave
Second Avenue
DIAL
By Bill Duffy
Squaw Creek
Fillmore
Coolidge
Arthur Elementary
Interbank
Merchants National Bank
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