Health Board Votes To Hold Pay Hikes At Six Percent
The Health Board tabled salary increases and recommended a maximum six percent raise for 1972, urging merit-based raises by agency boards. It approved a joint planning council, survey of county home residents, and a unified budget procedure with UCS to ensure funds serve the community, while delaying long-range handicapped planning pending a broader study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Lint County Aealth
Center Board
United Community Care
UCS
Health Center Board
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
C8 Board of Directors
Joint Planning’ Council
UCSY
County Board of Supervisors
Ey Erickson
Specialized
Center Point Road
County Department of Social Services
Social Services Department
General Fund
Cedar Rapids News Briefs Highlights Local Notices and Stolen Goods
Heralders-The Cedar Assistance-4 Veterans Ac- Welder Stolen-Albert Ranids Heralders meet Wednesday at the police station on the first floor of the feder- building Friday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to provide assistance to veterans and dependents. A 100 amp welder was stolen valued at $135. Other small thefts include $150.02 in meters stolen. Various ads note sales, parties, and local services. Kingston events include coin show, painters meeting, and a story hour. Community notices cover hotel lectures, bus rides, scholarships, and a few personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Assistance
Veterans Ac
Albert Ranids
Witl Lampe
East Moline
Mercy Hospital
Twenty-seventh Street
Arene
Iowa United Comic Fomercial Travelers
Fry Dodge
Council Approves Blocking Street for Neighborhood Celebration
Cedar Rapids officials vote to allow residents on Staubcourt between G Avenue and Lindale Avenue to block the street for a community potluck on May 12. Public Improvements Commissioner Richards Phillips supports it while safety chief John Oberthien and others caution, citing traffic and police concerns. Mayor and council discuss safeguards and neighborhood cooperation as plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Met
Northeast Side
Staubcourt
Canney
G Avenue
Lindale Avenue
Richard Phillips
Phillips
Lindale Deni
Secant
Sharhanne
Oberthien
John Oberthien
Hell
Towa
Donald Carney
Council of Exception
C.E.C
Michigan
Memorial Union
Stewart Shank
Ning
T. T. Ordona
Tom Hume
Pickets Reported At Two Cedar Rapids Projects
Pickets were reported Tuesday morning at two Cedar Rapids construction sites Forest Drive SE sidewalk project and Applewood Mesa NE housing project. It remained unclear if tied to ongoing contractor union contract talks and local Building Trades negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Forest Drive
Applewood Mesa
Building of Trades Unions
Parence
W. Carberry
Confed
Trate States of America
Iowa
Mackin Paint Co
Social worker linked to child psychiatric service at state hospital
A social worker connected with the child psychiatric service at the state psychiatric hospital is mentioned along with a note that Marty Martin is described as a good neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Psychiatric Service
State Psychiatric Hospital
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Wilson Beauly
Cedar Hine
Montrose Hotel
Ineal
Teamsters Hall
AML
Jerome’s.— Ady
Tom Foster
Fifth Avenue SE
Dairy Queen
Wed
Thur's
Marion
Fairfax
Mt Vernon
McGee Gulf Service Station
Eighth Avenue SE
Executive Plaza
11St Ave
Public Library
Cedar Hills
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Imerchants
Donna Vanda
Elaine Faas
la Femme Goiffure
Barbara Lucido
O. Ti
Matousek
Johnson Avenue NW
St.i
RCA
the George Church
Town Ave
State University
Ady
Roy W. Jama
White Bear Lake
Minn
Roy W. Jamesen
Marcus Welby
M.D
Municipal Airport Road
John R. Jamesen
Grove Avenue
White Bear
jLake
Channel 9
Meris
Arunangvea
Guassenanng
Donald
Elizabeth Barry
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Korea Strait
Sequl
Korea
May Academy
Pam
St James United
Methodist Church
Ellis Blvd
Seoul
Old Taylor
Col
Edmund H. Taylor, Jr
Kentucky
OD Taylor Disthithy CO
Sranfsrt
Marty Martin
Mutual of Omaha
AL Shepherd Gassoc
Mutual Fomaha
Aslate
United of Omaha Seonates
An Moana Font Tea
Cyou
Peoples Many
Peoples
Peoples Downtown
Town & Country
Mays City
Newhall
Mzmber
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