Marion council approves 10.3 percent non union pay hike
The Marion City Council approved a 10.3 percent salary increase for 18 non union employees over the next year plus added benefits, sparking questions from patrolman Mark Merritt over pay differentials with union workers. City Manager Carl Ramey noted total labor costs, negotiator fees, and prior pending raises, including a 2 percent department head raise that took effect last month.
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Marion
Carl Ramey
American Federation of State
Merritt
Ramey
Marion Council Revives Rezoning For Union 76 Site
Marion city council approves second reading 4-1 to rezone 1010 East Post Road from neighborhood commercial to general commercial. Owner Petersen Knott Inc seeks car sales on site while tenant Jack Behrens aims to sell used cars. Nearby objections withdrawn and voting clarified. Also approved $101,560 bid by E and F Cement for paving on 29th Avenue Indian Creek Road project.
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Union 76
East Post Road
Marion
Petersen-Knott, Inc
Jack Behrens
Council
E and F Cement
Cedar Rapids
29Th Avenue
Indian Creek Road
Marion Briefs Graduation Specials and Memorial Day Closings
Local notices list 20 percent off fine gold jewelry and watches from Bulova Seiko Dealer Nordman Jewelry. Banks Adv Farmers State and First National Banks close Monday May 25 for Memorial Day. Also items include Cowboy and Western wear, Hawkeye Downs events May 23 24 and several local incidents such as smoke at 220 Eighth Street and fires at 1080 Fairview Drive Katz Salvage Route 2 with times noted.
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Bulova- Seiko
Nordman Jewelry
Farmers State
First National
Adv
Eighth Street
Fairview Drive
Katz Salvage
Route 2
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New Life
Charles Kraut
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Carl Foster
Memorial Day Savings
Montgomery
Westdale Mall
Union Insurance Plans
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Super Boys
Hawkeye Downs
Rough Cut Originals Ltd
Culligan
Gazette
Smulekoff
Smulekoffs
3Rd Ave. S.E
Imset
3Rd Avenue
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