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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1983

Page

5

Cedar Rapids relies on private wells alongside city mains

In Cedar Rapids at least 800 residences use private wells or systems, many in Lincolnway Village, with some along city lines. The Daltons cite an 80 year old well near their home as reliable and cost effective. private wells cost nothing to meter but require maintenance. Large businesses such as Quaker Oats and Cargill rely on own wells.

Cedar Rapids Tom Preston The Water Department Lincolnway Village Preston Hazel Joseph Dalton 38Th St Dalton Linn County Health Department Joe Cook Bob Whitaker Whitaker Cargill Wilson's Bob Hansen United States Department of Interior Geological Survey MNB Armstrong's Hansen Gazette Cedar River Marion Waterloo

Purest water not from deepest wells says pump dealer

Cedar Rapids pump dealer Louis Whitney recalls drilling a 180 foot well at Brucemore in 1937 that hit a cavern with ample water. He argues the best water lies 250 to 285 feet deep not at 1,500 feet, and notes deep wells can be harder and pricier while city water often remains economical.

Nancy Stevens Louis Whitney Brucemore Whitney Cedar Rapids Howard Hall Hall Iowa Jordan Foot Higley

Kirkwood selects first President's Award winner

Mary T. Cray of Kirkwood Community College is named the first recipient of the President's Award for Outstanding Service. The nine member committee reviews nominations. Cray has served since July 1968 as chief switchboard operator and part of the clerical training program.

Mary T. Cray Elaine Drive Kirkwood Community College Kirkwood Bill Stewart Croy

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