City resolutions outline bids and zoning actions across downtown
The package covers plans and specifications for traffic signal mast arm bases at ten downtown intersections and a state highway commission participation agreement for the Highway 30 bypass. It includes hearings for June 11 on zoning and airport rules, parking restrictions, street lights, and several site developments, with multiple property rezoning requests denied or scheduled. Public hearings also set for six upcoming rezonings and utility projects, plus notices for Amvets bridge lane closures May 26 for Vietnam memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Second Avenue Bridge
Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn
Emerald Knights
Seventeenth Street
First
Eighth Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Second
Third Streets
West Post Road
E Avenues
Prairie Valley
Cedar Hills Development Co
Center Point Road
Collins Road
Rajtora and O'Bannon
Deborah Drive
Rich and Kopecky
Eighth Avenue
Ryan and
Urban
Town and Country Shopping Center
Arlo
Barbara Waterhouse
Blairs Ferry
Blaks Ferry Road
Bjornsen Investment Corp
Ransom To Head Engineering Club In Cedar Rapids
Richard Ransom was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Iowa Engineering Society for 1975 76 at its annual meeting. Officers include David Johnson vice president Dennis Federberg secretary Jerry Nelson treasurer and George Patrick John Wasson as directors. Scholarships of 500 each were awarded to Duane A Goehring and Thomas P Morton, area high school seniors planning engineering studies at Iowa State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Engineering Society
Richard Ransom
David Johnson
Dennis Federberg
Jerry Nelson
George Patrick
John Wasson
Duane A. Goehring
Ninth Street
Marion
Marion Independent High School
Thomas P. Morton
Brookland Drive
Kennedy High School
Wasson to Study in Scotland on Rotary Scholarship
Kimberly Wasson daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Wasson 3930 Johnson Avenue NW will study in Scotland next school year on a Cedar Rapids Rotary club scholarship. Miss Wasson an English major at Coe College plans to study at the University of Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Wasson
Walter Wasson
Johnson Avenue
Scotland
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Miss Wasson
Coe College
University of Edinburgh
Read Heads Diabetes Group In Iowa City Presidency
Dr Charles Read of University Hospitals Iowa City was elected president of the American Diabetes Association Iowa affiliate. Cedar Rapids saw Robert Warren Marion elected vice president for organizational development at the affiliate meeting last week. The Marion landfill will stay open two extra hours this summer from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays and closed next Monday for Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Read
University Hospitals
Iowa City
American Diabetes Assn
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Robert Warren Marion
Marion
Cedar Rapids School Board approves sick leave policy changes
Cedar Rapids Community School Board gave second reading to a policy allowing sick leave for childbirth or pregnancy related disabilities and to continue sick pay for leaves if the condition existed at the start. The board set substitute pay at 30 dollars daily and approved one day of in service for teachers attending professional meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Market
Riverside Park
Cottage Grove Highlands
Northwood Hills
Oak Ridge Lane
Wilmar
Oridlinance
First Avenue SE
Esther J. Lundine
Don Canney
Ransom
Iawa State University
Goehring
Morten
Rotary
Appliance Specialties Corporation
Til & P.m
Center Point Rd
Dr. Read
Diabetes Group
Linn Dump
C.R. School Board
Supt
Craig Currie
Food Service
Judy K. Chihak
Mark Levsen
Rosemary Weiss
Betty Bartels
Walter Daum
Mary Jane McCarthy
Roger L. Meeker
Jean Murray
Mary M. Patrick
Margaret Powers
Susan Payneer
Kathleen Rasmussen
Katherine Turner
Allan Saunders
Karen Chris
Sahara Coal Co., Inc
Chicago
Richard Wagner
Leipzig
Ser da
Coast Guard
Souray
Zeboo
First Avenue S.E
Lindale Plaza
Targat
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