Grant Wood OKs new budget for 1981 82
Grant Wood Area Education Agency directors quickly approved the 1981 82 budget of 15.5 million dollars, about 3 percent higher than the amended prior year. Local funds provide 8.9 million, state and federal aid the remaining 6.6 million. The largest expense is 7.92 million for special education support services.
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Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board of Directors
Grant Wood Aea
Grant Wood
Iowa Department of Instruction
Cordes
Idaho State University Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology
Dwight Bode
Idaho State
Cedar Rapid
Western Days fair at Linn-Mar high school cafeteria
The Western Days annual Linn-Mar fair will be held Saturday November 15 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the new high school cafeteria with a flapjack and sausage breakfast, cakewalk, bake shop, crafts, plants, neon luncheon, and entertainment by junior high chorus and jazz band plus high school folk group. Co chairs Kay McGuire and Jo Dawson with several organizers. sponsored by the Linn-Mar Booster Club supporting district school activities.
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Kay McGuire
Jo Dawson
Betty Forsyth
LaVerne Alex
Elaine Tatro
Darlene Langhoff
Barbara Edwards
Sharon Emerson
Judy Harrington
Barbara Campbell
Sara Dostal
Marilyn Platner
Pat Kress
Linn-Mar
Career guidance program planned for Marion juniors and seniors
Marion High School will host a career guidance and educational planning program for juniors and seniors next week. School counselors and Principal Les Dollinger say the effort helps students explore career opportunities, assess interests and abilities, and build a foundation for their career journey.
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Marion
Marion High School
Judith Foley
Foley
Les Dollinger
Marion Briefs Council and Community Notices
Marion City Council meets in regular session Thursday at 7 30 p m at City Hall. Classified deadlines extend to Friday at 7 p m for Sunday or Monday ads with Saturday 8 00 9 00 a m cancellations. Notices include hair salon hours local gatherings and a chamber seminar on November 11 at Longbranch Convention Center.
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Marion City Council
City Hall
Adv
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Longbranch Convention Center
Deputies trapped as Linn County car hits deer
A Linn County sheriff's car carrying deputies Richard Yoder and Rosanne Matuszek struck a deer on County Line Road west of Palo at 7 p.m. and overturned, trapping them for 30 minutes before rescue. Both were treated and released from St. Luke's Hospital. A prior similar deer collision damaged another deputy's car on I-380 last Friday.
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Linn County
Linn Sheriff's Department
Palo
Richard Yoder
Rosanne Matuszek
Yoder
Matuszek
Palo Fire Department
St. Luke’s Hospital
Three Arrests On Linn County Drunk Driving Charges
Three persons were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County late Monday and early today. Thelma E Buckle, 46, of 92 Florida Ave SW, was arrested at 9 p.m. on Southgate Place SW. Timothy R Hartigan, 19, of Glenview Illinois, was arrested at 8:35 p.m. in Mount Vernon. Gary L Philipp, 19, of Route 4 Solon, was arrested at 3:40 a.m. at the rest area on I 380 and charged with stopping in the traveled portion of the roadway.
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Linn County
Thelma E. Buckle
Florida Ave
Southgate Place
Timothy R. Hartigan
Glenview
Mount Vernon
Gary L. Philipp
Solon
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U.S. Senate
Arthur Elementary School
Cedar Rapids
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John Cordes
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King Tutankhamen
Egypt
Mario
Ken
Sally Etzel
Diana
Farm Bureau
Frances Hennessey
Velma Benesh
Nordman Jewelry
Educational Services Center
Cedar Rapids School of Hairstyling
First Avenue SE
Osco Drug
Se Joupin Motor OK
AGT
Pennzoll
OSCO
Armar Plaza
Marion Boulevard
Armar Drive
Sunlite
Hunt-Wesson Foods Inc
USA
Hunt- Wesson Foods Inc
Clinton
Iowa
Norton Simon Inc Co
Bausch & Lomb
American Optical
Searle Company
Lindale
First Ave
N.E
Westdale Mall
J.C. Penney
Edgewood Rd
Waterloo
Crossroads Center
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