Council declares war on junk vehicles
Marion City Council gives first-reading approval to a proposed ordinance to restrict junk vehicles in residential areas. Vehicles defined as junk must be stored in an enclosed structure, with repairs allowed only in driveways and a 30 day repair notification to police.
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Public hearing on monthly food stamp reports draws opposition
A public hearing at the United Way Building heard concerns about a proposal requiring monthly eligibility reports from food stamp recipients. About 1,500 Linn County residents could be affected, with critics citing increased paperwork, postal delays, and questions about income changes not reflected in two month lag.
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Linn-Mar Dismissal Signals Start of Summer Vacation
Marion brief notes Linn-Mar students will be dismissed 90 minutes early on May 26 for summer break. Teachers report May 27 for a work day. Classes resume August 23. Also includes a jewelry sale ad from Nordman Jewelry and a Frosty Mug special at Bills Tap. Medical assistance notices list 1001 18th St with times.
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