Butterfield Hired As City Parks Director
Joe E. Butterfield, 38, of Marion route 2, is named Marion city parks director. a Central City native and county conservation board associate, he holds a BS from Colorado State University 1967 and an MS in biology and ecology 1989. his duties start May 27 with a $15,000 salary, succeeding Charles A. Kremenak who retired April 1 after seven years building the parks system. other items include YMCA activity schedule and local ads.
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Joe E. Butterfield
Marion
Butterfield
Central City
Linn County Conservaton Board
Northeastern Junior College
Sterling
Conn
Colorado State University
County Conservation Board
Marion Park Board
William Nelson
Charles A. Kremenak
Marion Court Cases and Public Notices From Marion District
Monday proceedings list speeding fines for multiple Cedar Rapids residents, a Lee Sauer license violation, improper passing, wrong-way driving, license issues, control failures, improper turns, and animal cruelty charges. Also notes on a 5 day jail suspension for Jerry Hintz, a local ear piercing clinic, and a Marion Independent School Board meeting.
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Marion
Michael D. Bergmen
Arizona Court
Cedar Rapids
David M. Reinecke
Fourth Avenue
Kenneth A. Place
Summer Circle Drive
Carol W. Kruse
West Eighth Avenue
Lee Sauer
Park Avenue
Wiliam E. Malone
South Sixth Street
Charles E. Robbins
Eighth Avenue
Eve A. Venzke
Twenty-ninth Street Court
Deborah A. Jeffords
South Eleventh Street
Mary, Behning
McGowan Boulevard
Gerald D. Rasmussen
B Avenue NW
Jerry L. Hintz
Fourth Street
Irving C. Waters
Ninth Avenue
David G. Dotson
Second Avenue SE
Seney Named Service Supervisor in Decorah District One
Ken Seney of Mason City has been named service supervisor of the district social services office in Decorah. He oversees service programs for District One, including Winneshiek, Clayton, Allamakee, Howard and Fayette counties, after starting at 126 College Drive. He is a graduate of Benton High School and the Mental Health Institute in Clarinda, where he spent six years as a psychiatric social worker. A new toll free information and referral line for Iowans over 60 provides housing, transportation, meals, health, finances, employment and other elder concerns.
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Decorah
Ken Seney
Mason City
Seney
College Drive
Winneshiek
Clayton
Allamakee
Howard and
Fayette
Tounties
Benton
Feria Raitt Decorah
Mental Health Institute
Clarinda
DES Moines
Town Commission On Aging
Marion Fire Department Offers Volunteer Safety Inspections
Marion residents may request a non compulsory in service home safety inspection by uniformed Marion fire department members. A home inspection form records hazards with a copy left for residents to follow up. Fire apparatus will accompany inspectors and maintain radio contact with headquarters. Also noted is May exterior paint sale by Linn Co-Op Gil Co at 325 35th St Marion.
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Marion
Linn Co-Op Gil Co
35Th St
Hospital Head Resigns Post At Independence
Independence hospital administrator Yom McNeal resigned from People's Memorial Hospital after four years. Reeves Hall, board president, said the resignation was accepted with regret and praised McNeal’s work. Richard Hamilton and Betty Meehan will serve as co administrators until a successor is named.
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Independence
Yom McNeal
People's Memorial Hospital
Hospital Board of Trustees
Reeves Hall
McNeal
Richard Hamilton
Betty Meehan
Hall
Johnson Social Services Letter Sparks Talks on Case Loads
Johnson County supervisors reviewed a five page letter from Social Services employees citing heavy case loads. The letter asks for action to address issues in handling individuals' problems. Supervisor Barter urged a department wide investigation while Burns supported individual complaint studies.
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Johnson Social Services
Johnson County
Head of Supervisors
County
Social Services
Richard Barter
Social Services Department
Faculty Okays Bargaining Recommendation at University
About 120 University of Town faculty members in Iowa City approved a recommendation for a university wide collective bargaining unit. Discussion noted the potential for separate units for law and medicine if bargaining becomes a reality. The liberal arts faculty is the largest on campus and argued for broader engagement to increase negotiating power.
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Iowa City
University of Town
Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts College
Pella Festival Bus Tour Sponsored by Seniors
DECORAH senior citizens sponsor a bus tour to the tulip festival in Pella on Thursday. After member signups, others may contact Helen Figge at 382-3892. Round trip fare is 7.80 dollars, meals not included. Bus loads at Winneshiek hotel at 6:30 a.m.
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Decorah
Pella
Helen Figge
Winneshiek Hotel
Resignation Review Set For Solon School Chief
Solon Supt Roland Tullberg's resignation, described by some as a firing, will be reviewed Tuesday night in Cedar Rapids by Joint County schools Supt Dwight Bode. The hearing stems from a petition by Jacqueline Devine with 300 signatures. Tullberg, in his sixth year, has accepted a post at the University of Town.
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SOLON
Salon
Roland Tullberg
Joint County
Dwight Bode
Cedar Rapids
Jacqueline Devine
Joint County Offrees
Sixth Street
Karen Gaddis
Solon School Board
Tullberg
University of Town
Gaddis
Charles Ricketts
Senior Citizen Buses Cedar Rapids System
Senior citizens in Cedar Rapids can call the SEATS transportation line at 363 8244 for bus service details and scheduling. Additional contact numbers 398 5603 and 200 332 5934 are listed for Esawhare and related rider assistance.
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Cedar Rapids
Gallagher calls for Van Nostrand resignation as EPC leader
Iowa Senate energy committee chair Sen James Gallagher says Maurice Van Nostrand should be replaced as Energy Policy Council chairman due to being too busy and recent coal stance at EPC meeting. Gallagher, other EPC members dispute, while Oakley and Cusack favor retaining Van Nostrand.
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Kristelfe Verhaus
Randy Mlnkoff
DES Moines
UPI
Senate Energy Committee
James Gallagher
D-Jesup
State Energy Policy Council
Maurice van Nostrand
Gallagher
van Nostrand
Iowa Commerce Commission
EPC
Tim
Remacks van Nostrand
The
Commerce Commission
Whch
Commission
Brice Oakley
R Clinton
Greg Cusack
D-Davenport
Two Plead Innocent To Drug Charges In Tama County Court
Two rural Gladbrook men Roland Wiebensohm 23 and Gary Johnson 21 pleaded innocent to drug offenses in Tama County district court. Wiebensohm faces trial August 11 for possession of a controlled substance and Johnson for conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance, both stemming from a March 26 seizure at a farmhouse they shared. In a separate matter Judge August Hansell set a Friday date for Edward Milligen to plead to uttering a false check after allegedly writing a 2220.05 payment to Bob Kaltenhous er Auction Co Des Moines following an auction at Moutour.
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Yoledo
Gladbrook
Tama County
Roland Wiebensohm
Gary &. Johnson
August Hansell
Edward Milligen
Milligen
Bob Kaltenhouser
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Marion Division Chamber of Commerce
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