Hearing set on cable rates in Marion
The Marion City Council schedules a public hearing for December 3 at 7 30 p.m. at City Hall on Cox Cable Communications rate requests. Proposed increases would raise basic service from 7 50 to 9 dollars and each additional outlet from 2 to 4 dollars plus higher installation fees. About 3400 homes subscribe to cable service.
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Marion
City Hall
Cox Cable Communications
Marion weighs two way streets with state opinion sought
Marion council directs city manager to ask IDOT for guidance on reverting downtown one way streets to two way. Officials note potential signal changes left turn lanes and parking bay as costs and seek state funding or bonds if needed. A study could take two months.
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Marion
Marion City Council
Sion
Iowa Department of Transportation
IDOT
Seventh Avenue
City Square Park
Bill Grundy
Carl Ramey
Highway 151
Ramey
10Th Street
Grundy
Marion hearing on school financing highlights budget strain
About 50 people attended a Marion meeting where Lowell Duendaugh of the Iowa State Education Association discussed school financing. Sen. Jim Wells and Rep. Hurley Hall attended as inflation and enrollment declines squeeze budgets, with officials uncertain about future tax increases.
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Lowell Duendaugh
School Finance Research Division
Iowa State Education Association
Jim Wells
Hurley Hall
Duendaugh
Iowa
Marion Fair Saturday Opens With Crafts and Games
Marion brief notes announce a Saturday Linn-Mar Fair from 10 to 3 in the High School Cafeteria featuring cakewalks kids games rummage and crafts. Also listed are local ads for home siding jewelry watercolors and health care products with contact points and a Marion fire call at 7 35 a m Tuesday and a medical assistance address.
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Tom Fruehling
Marion Bureau
John Fowler
Des Moines
Wells
Hall
Russ Roby
Warner Brothers
Nordman Jewelry
Adv
Frances Renfer
Farmers State Bank
Sorg Pharmacy
Fifth Ave