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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1981
Page
8
A new 120 seat pizza restaurant, Big Cheese Pizza Co., is planned for 1625 Blairs Ferry Road Marion. Owners Bob and Mrs. Raftis of Marion announce a menu including pizza salad bar beer and soft drinks and a game room.
Linn-Mar High School will not hold regular classes next Thursday to allow registration for fall. Students in grades 9 through 11 report at posted times, buses run on schedule, media center open, cafeteria closed. Students needing help may arrange with counselors and those ill should contact before noon for next day registration.
Five persons faced drunken driving charges in Linn County late Wednesday into today. Names include Ronald D. Thompson in Marion, Rex A. Schnee near Highway 13 and 151, Dennis J. Kremer in Marion, Craig A. Rathje on Williams Boulevard SW, and Paul D. Reynolds in an alley near Third and Fourth avenues SW.
Marion City Manager Carl Ramey will ask the City Council to raise non union salaries by 9.5 percent on July 1 and 1.5 percent on January 1, with total package increases about 11 percent including updated salary ranges and in grade boosts. life insurance would rise to 20000 for department heads and 12500 for others. vacation policy shifts to three weeks after two years and five weeks after 15 years. detailed raises listed for many city officials and staff.
Larry Gutz a partner in Moyer and Bergman was elected president of the Sixth Judicial District Bar Association. Clara Oleson and Jean Bartley, both of Iowa City, were elected vice president and secretary respectively at the Monday meeting. The group spans Benton Jones Iowa Johnson Linn and Tama counties.
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