Marion actors form a winning team for The Crucible
Marion High School mounts The Crucible under Cynthia Boyer with a cast that blends football players cross country runners band members and students balancing jobs. Senior Todd Tharp steps into Rev Samuel Parris alongside Lotta Jonsson Suzanna Walcott and John Hale portraying a diverse student ensemble. The 7:30 p.m. Saturday show at the high school features cast and crew ready to tackle a demanding 1692 Salem tale with tickets at the door.
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Christie Wallace
Azette Marion Bureau
Marion High School
Cynthia Boyer
Boyer
Arthur Miller
Todd Tharp
Highview Drive
Tharp
Samuel Parris
Lotta Jonsson
10Th St
Sweden
Suzanna Walcott
Deron Larson
Hillview Drive
Marion High
Larson
John Hale
Marion
Ron Livingston
D Ave
John Proctor
Karla Jackson
11Th St
Elizabeth Proctor
Jason Taylor
10Th Ave
Danforth
Teri Smith
Clark Ave
Abigail Williams
Mike Monroe
David Haack
Cedar Rapids
Marion Briefs Celebrate 50th Anniversary and Local Notices
Thanks to friends for making our 50th anniversary special. Senior Citizens No. 1 potluck at 11:30 a.m. at American Legion Post 298. coffee and meat provided. Investigated smoke in the 2700 block of Fifth Avenue. Grass fire at 1702 Martin Creek Road. Water softener salt sale ad for Culligan Marion. Siding and insulation ad. Howard and Sylvia Barnett. Warner Brothers since 1953 ad. 377-5573.
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Howard
Sylvia Barnett
Adv
Warner Brothers
Marion
American Legion Post 298
Fifth Avenue
Martin Creek Road
Denial of unemployment benefits upheld for locked-out workers
Linn District Court Judge L Vern Robinson upheld the denial of unemployment benefits to CRST Inc mechanics locked out during contract negotiations with Cedar Rapids based CRST in April 1982. The ruling, believed first in Iowa, treats the lockout as a labor dispute under state law and may be appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Linn
Crst Inc
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
L. Vern Robinson
James Corcoran
Des Moines
Mechanics’ Union
Teamsters Local 238
The
Gazette
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa Department of Job Service
Robinson
U.S. Supreme Court
First Plain Language Law Takes Effect in New York
Five years ago New York state enacted a plain language law to replace legalese in consumer transactions with clear English. The measure aimed to help consumers understand contracts notices and terms by requiring plain language in official documents and communications.
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New York State
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16Th Ave
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Metaleworks Sinc
16Th Street
Bryant
Foster Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc
S. 11Th St
Dept. of Energy
2Nd Ave
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Iowa-Illinois
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company