Marion Council Defends DeLaMater Civil Service Appeal
Marion Council defends its 6 1 vote to keep the DeLaMater civil service appeal active amid public pressure. The statement cites legal principles, discipline, and cost concerns, noting the case involves internal police matters and requires a court decision. Councilman Grady dissented, urging dropping the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fruehling
Marion Bureau
Marion City Council
Mike DeLaMater
DeLaMater
Marion Civil Service Commission
Linn District Court
Grady
Cipline
Department
Civil Service
Jim Weilenhagen
DeLa Mater
Weitenhagen
Hiawatha Man Sues Creamery For Religious Bias
James H. Cunningham sues Wapsie Valley Creamery Inc. and president Wilbur Nielsen in Cedar Rapids federal court alleging firing for religious beliefs and refusal to work Sundays. The suit cites the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Iowa law, seeks damages, reinstatement, and injunction. Represented by Legal Services Corporation of Iowa.
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Hiawatha
Independence
James H. Cunningham
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Wapsie Valley Creamery Inc
Wilbur C. Nielsen
Cunningham
The
Legal Services Corporation of
Iowa
Prairie grad named federal judge in Utah Bankruptcy Court
Prairie graduate Glen E. Clark, 1962 Prairie High School alum, appointed to the Bankruptcy Court for Utah. Clark, partner at Fabian and Clenbenin in Salt Lake City, begins July 1 with a term ending March 31, 1984, and has degrees from the University of Iowa and University of Utah. He is married to Deanna Thomas.
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Glen E. Clark
Prairie High School
Bankruptcy
Utah
Dean Thomas
Alburnett
Clark
Georgia Clark
Florida
Robert Clark
Deanna Thomas
Salt Lake City
Fabian and Clenbenin
Weekend Arts Lineup Hits Cedar Rapids And Surrounding Cities
Hector Olivera performs at Mighty Wurlitzer in a silent film singalong at Paramount Theatre presented by the Cedar Rapids Area Theatre Organ Society. Other events include Coe College shows, a bicycle ride from Bever Park, the Pella Tulip Festival details, Wapsi River Canoe trip, a women centered workshop, the Jack-Pat Rodeo, Statler Brothers and Brenda Lee at Five Seasons Center, a Bluegrass festival in Sigourney, concerts at Cornell College and Hancher Auditorium, Talley's Folly at Old Creamery, Mickey Colossus tour at Old Armory, and film listings on page 14A.
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Hector Olivera
Paramount Theatre
Cedar Rapids Area Theatre Organ Society
Moehrmann/Malone Music Co.y. Armstrong
Sinclair Auditorium
Coe
Bever Park
Hawkeye Bicycle Association
Pella
Cedar Valley
Boyson Road
Highway 150
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Iowa Rails To Trails Inc
Iowa Rodeo Cowboys Association
Hawkeye Downs
Statler Brothers
Brenda Lee
Five Seasons Center
Expo Fairground
Sigourney
Cornell
Ramsey Lewis
King Chapel
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Cornell Business Office
Missing cash reported by Velma Himes at Hull Avenue home
Velma Himes reports $289.30 stolen from a purse in her home on Monday. She said the loss occurred while she worked in the backyard with the front door unlocked, police report states.
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Velma Himes
Hull Ave. SE
Himes
Mental Health Forum Set in Linn County June 2
A public forum at United Way offices June 2 invites Linn County residents to discuss needs for alcohol and drug treatment, marriage and family counseling, stress coping and other mental health services. The Community Mental Health Center of Linn County sponsors the event after a yearlong needs survey led by Dr Mary Ford and a 10 member volunteer task force.
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Wazette County
Linn County
United Way
Community Mental Health Center
Mary Ford
Ford
Agen
Kathleen Allie
Edgewood Manor
Jack Breithaupt
Nancy Deitz
St. Luke's Hospital
Dick Dunkle
Cyndie Franklin
Y-Crest
Jeanette King
Ann McIntosh
Polly Nichol
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Carol Ricky
Coe College
Ethan Sprostan
Cmhc Board
Marion Community Center Week Schedule
This week's Marion Community Center activities cover basketball drama dance and lessons. Highlights include Hawkeye basketball and Dane Lodge meetings plus Headstart learning center and D&D dance classes across days with a Park Board session on Thursday. A senior citizen activities listing appears on the Growing Older page in Sundays Gazette.
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Marion Community Center
DeMeulenaere
Diamond Square
D&d
Park Board
Hawkeye
Marion School and City Carwash and Sale Notices
Marion Briefs list multiple fundraisers and ads. Christian Explorers carwash at Marion Me-Too today 9 to 3 with 1 50 dollars. Freshman Class car wash at Marion High School lot 9 to noon on Saturday May 8. Liquidation sale at Waterhouse Sports Central City Saturday May 8 from 8 to 5. Nordman Jewelry advertises buying diamonds and gold.
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Marion
Marion High School
Waterhouse Sports
Central City
Adv
Parent talks set on music program
A meeting to explain the Marion Independent beginners instrumental music program for fourth graders will be held Monday at 7 15 p m in the Vernon Middle School band room. Numerous band instruments will be displayed and parents may register their children for an instrument tryout. Read the Gazette for the latest U S World news.
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Marion
Vernon Middle School
Accidental Deaths Decline to 20 Year Low in 1981
The National Safety Council reports 1981 saw about 99 500 accidental deaths, five percent below 1980's 105 000. Disabling injuries are estimated at 9.4 million. Across all categories, deaths were down from 1980. The note also recalls a 30 year old government steel shipment ban being lifted.
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National Safety Council
Council
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Bankruptcy Court
University of Iowa
University of Utah
Utah Law Review
Joffrey Ballet
Hancher Auditorium
U of
Old Creamery
Brenton Stage
Garrison
Mickey Colossus
Old Armory Theater
U of 1
Estes
E Ajram
Orner
8Th Ave
6Th St. SW
Coder Rapids
Mary Burke
Cies
Linn
Nordman Jewelry
U.s.world News
SUN
Gazette
St. Luke's and
Mercy Hospitals
Gazetta
Aw At
Hawkeye Seed CO
Petunias
Anim Yeacze Mey
Lawn-Boy & Toro Mower Sale
3Rd Ave. SE. Co. Inc
Toro
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