Marion opens teen center as alternative to roaming
Marion, 1040 East Post Road, hosts a new teen center offering snacks, a jukebox, dance floor, video games and a pool table for junior and senior high students. City councilman Carl Foster, who started and manages it, seeks nonprofit takeover by year end and plans supervised hours by Coe College students with events like a Halloween party.
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East Post Road
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Farris to appeal murder verdict in Cedar Rapids
Bruce Farris, a 24 year old from Cedar Rapids, appeals three life sentences for first degree murder handed down in Linn District Court. He argues his defense lacked full opportunity to respond to testimony from co defendant Michael Rohn, who was acquitted in a separate trial. The killings occurred November 15, 1982, in a southwest Cedar Rapids residence, claiming Jacalyn May and her two sons.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Linn District Court
Jacalyn May
Jason
Justin
Farris
Michael Rohn
Rohn
Marion brief retirement reception thanks given
Pat Warner expresses gratitude to relatives friends and former patrons for support at retirement reception. Marion fire call logged 11 08 p m Tuesday with medical assistance at 700 35th St No 196.
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Pat Warner
Adv
35Th St. No
Culver to Campaign Tonight in Cedar Rapids
John Culver former U S senator from Iowa arrives in Cedar Rapids for Mondale campaign events. He faces Charles Grassley from 1980 and will speak at a Labor for Mondale Solidarity Rally at 7 p m at IBEW 405 Hall 1211 Wiley Blvd SW.
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U.S
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Walter Mondale
Culver
Charles Grassley
Labor For Mondale
IBEW
Wiley Blvd
County transfers police property title to Marion City
Linn County supervisors approve a quitclaim deed transferring the land at 534 11th St to Marion. The site, used by the city for its police station for over 50 years, may be sold after the new station opens. Proceeds fund the new station construction.
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Marion
Linn County
11Th St
Craig Kelinson
Joe Rinas
Don Hoskins
Marion City Attorney's Office
Marion man injured in 25 foot roof fall
A 22 year old Marion man, Scott Huebener of 1240 G Ave., fell about 25 feet from a roof at 314 19th St. SE while repairing it. He was listed in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital after the accident and was employed by Cuddes Roofing Co. of Marion.
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Marion
19Th St. SE
Scott Huebener
G Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
Huebener
Cuddes Roofing Co
Marion City Offers 1.5 Percent Wage Increase to AFSCME
The Marion City Council negotiators proposed a 1.5 percent salary boost for AFSCME Local 231 workers for 1984-85, with total cost estimates rising from 770,865 to 853,815 and 792,470 for the respective proposals. The talks, begun publicly, will continue privately.
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Marion
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
Afscme
Kissinger Urges Israeli Egyptian Stop Fight Plea
Ten years ago the United States appealed to Israel and Egypt to halt fighting. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged the foreign ministers of both nations to call off the new conflict, but the move failed to stop the hostilities.
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Israel
Egypt
Henry Kissinger
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