Butterfield Hired As City Parks Director
Joe E. Butterfield, 38, route 2, Marion, named Marion parks director with duties starting May 27 and a $15,000 salary. A Central City native, he works with Linn County conservation board and holds a BS from Colorado State University 1967 and MS in 1969. he succeeds Charles A. Kremenak, who retired April 1 after seven years developing the parks system.
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Joe E. Butterfield
Route 2
Marion
Butterfield
Central City
Linn County Conservator Board
Northeastern Junior College
Sterling
Colo
Colorado State University
County Conservation Board
Parks and Recreation
Marion Park Board
William Nelson
Charles A. Kremenak
Marion magistrate court hearings list many speeding fines
Monday proceedings in Marion magistrate court show numerous speeding penalties from 20 to 60 dollars for residents of Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. Other listed offenses include driver’s license restriction violations, improper passing and disobeyed traffic signals. Community notices advertise an upcoming Retailers Meet at Marion Chamber and an ear piercing clinic, plus a Marion Independent school board meeting.
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Bradford C. Masden
Central City
Brian G. Modwinkle
James Drive
Daniel L. Williams
Eighteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Ronald J. Berg
Avenue
Tiernan J. Dolan
Windsor Drive
Kirk Skilling
Fourteenth Avenue
Lynn C. Halverson
Waukon
Michael D. Bergman
Arizona Court
David M. Reinecke
Fourth Avenue
Kenneth A. Place
Summer Circle Drive
Carol W. Kruse
West Eighth Avenue
Lee Sauer
Park Avenue
William E. Malone
South Sixth Street
Charles E. Robbins
Eighth Avenue
Iawa
Eve A. Venzke
Twenty-ninth Street Court
Deborah A. Jeffords
South Eleventh Street
Mary L. Behning
McGowan Boulevard
Retail Bureau of the
Marion Division Chamber of Commerce
Farmer's State Bank
Marion Independent Board of Education
Starry School
Seney Named Service Supervisor in District One
Ken Seney of Mason City is named new service supervisor for the district social services office headquartered in Decorah. He oversees service programs and supervision in District One, which covers Winneshiek Clayton Allamakee Howard and Fayette counties, and began work at 126 College Drive. He is a Boston graduate.
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Decorah
Ken Seney
Mason City
Seney
College Drive
Winneshiek
Clayton
Allamakee
Howard
Fayette Counties
Boston
Fere Decorah Details Linked to Clarinda Institute Role
RT describes Fere Decorah’s tenure at the Mental Health Institute in Clarinda where he served six years as a psychiatric social worker.
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Fere Decorah
Mental Health Institute
Clarinda
Iowa Aging Information Line Opens For Seniors
Des Moines Iowa telephone service now helps 60 plus residents and their networks find housing transportation meals health and finances. Call 1 800 362 2190 for confidential information weekdays 8 a m to 4 30 p m. Messages are returned next business day.
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Des Moines
Iowa Commission On Aging
Marion Fire Department Offers Volunteer In Service Safety Checks
The Marion fire department announces a voluntary home fire and safety inspection program. Uniformed inspectors will assess hazards using a home inspection form and provide a follow up copy for residents. Fire apparatus will accompany inspections and stay in radio contact with headquarters. May exterior paint sale advertised by Linn Co-Op Oil Co at 325 35th St. Marion.
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Marion
Linn Co-Op Oil Co
35Th St
Hospital Head Resigns Post At Independence
Tom McNeal administrator of People's Memorial hospital for four years submitted his resignation to the hospital board Monday night. Reeves Hall board president said the resignation was accepted with regret and noted McNeal's outstanding work. Richard Hamilton and Betty Meehan will act as co administrators until a successor is named. McNeal offered no comment on his reason for leaving.
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Independence
Tom McNeal
People’s Memorial Hospital
Hospital Board of Trustees
Reeves Hall
McNeal
Richard Hamilton
Betty Meehan
Hall
Johnson Social Services Letter Triggers Case Load Review
Johnson county board of supervisors received a five page letter from Johnson County Social Services employees detailing heavy case loads and their interference with proper handling of individuals' problems. Supervisors planned to review the letter's complaints and consider investigations of the department.
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Johnson Social Services
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
County Social Services
U of I Faculty Approves Bargaining Recommendation
About 120 University of Iowa faculty members voted to back a recommendation for a faculty-wide collective bargaining unit. The discussion included concerns that professional schools such as law and medicine might form separate units if bargaining becomes real. The liberal arts faculty, largest on campus, argued that broader participation would strengthen bargaining leverage.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Law
Medicine
Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts College
Sponsor Bus Tour of Pella Tulip Festival Planned
Decorah seniors sponsor a bus tour to the Pella tulip festival on Thursday. After all senior members are signed up, others may contact Helen Figge at 382-3892. Round trip fare is 7.80 dollars, meals are not included. The Winneshiek hotel will load at 6:30 a.m. Thursday.
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Decorah
Pella
Helen Figge
Winneshiek Hotel
Resignation Review Slated For Solon Principal
Solon school Supt Roland Tullberg faces a Tuesday hearing in Cedar Rapids before Joint County Supt Dwight Bode after a petition by Jacqueline Devine with about 300 signatures. Tullberg, who has accepted a University of Iowa post, says he quit amid board lack of support amid a salary freeze that also affected principals.
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SOLON
Roland Tullberg
Joint County
Dwight Bode
Cedar Rapids
Jacqueline Devine
Sixth Street
Karen Gaddis
Solon School Board
Tullberg
University of Iowa
Gaddis
Charles Ricketts
Senior Citizen Buses Cedar Rapids System
Area ten seats in Cedar Rapids 363 8244. In Cedar Rapids 398 5605 elsewhere 800 332 5934.
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Cedar Rapids
Area Ten
Gallagher calls for Van Nostrand resignation as EPC chair
Des Moines. Senate energy committee Chairman James Gallagher says Maurice Van Nostrand should be replaced as chairman of the state energy policy council due to his workload and stance on coal. Gallagher seeks a research oriented leader while Van Nostrand defends licensing bill as potentially unconstitutional. Reps Oakley and Cusack, who missed Friday, favor keeping Van Nostrand.
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van Nostrand
EPC
Gallagher
The
Commerce Commission
Commission
Brice Oakley
Clinton
Greg Cusack
D-Davenport
Two Plead Innocent To Drug Charges In Tama County
Rural Gladbrook men Roland Wiebensohn and Gary R. Johnson have pleaded innocent in Tama County District Court to drug offenses. Wiebensohn faces possession of a controlled substance with trial set for Aug 11, and Johnson faces conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance, trial also set for Aug 11. They were arrested March 26 when a quantity believed to be marijuana was seized at their farmhouse. In a separate matter, Edward Milligen is slated to plead Friday to uttering a false check for 2210.05 to Bob Kaltenhouser Auction Co. Des Moines after an auction in Montour.
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Toledo
Gladbrook
Tama
Roland Wiebensohn
Gary R. Johnson
August Hansell
Edward Milligen
Milligen
Bob Kaltenhouser
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