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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1982
Page
9
Grant Wood Area Education Agency classified staff petitioned for a 15 percent raise and other benefits. The group of 82 employees including secretaries and drivers will meet publicly at 5 15 p m October 19 at 4401 Sixth St SW to hear the AEA response as base pay would rise from 3 59 to 4 13 an hour.
The Linn County Conservation Board installed a 40 foot laminated wooden foot bridge on Wednesday at Pinicon Ridge Park. Costing $10,400, it connects the picnic area on the island in the Wapsipinicon river channel and allows room for paddleboats and canoes to pass underneath. Pinicon Ridge Park lies west of Central City about 12 miles north of Marion.
Marion councilman Patrick Grady awaits an Oct. 15 preliminary hearing in Linn County Court on two counts of contributing to the delinquency of minors and criminal trespass tied to an Aug. 16 incident. He did not attend the first hearing and is represented by attorney Mark Liabo as county officials pursue evidence and potential grand jury action.
A Cedar Rapids man, Michael K. Kellogg, 23, was charged with 15 counts of harassment after allegedly calling a woman at her Marion workplace several times daily and following her since May. He was arrested by a Marion police detective in Marion City Square Park Tuesday morning. The case follows a prior dismissed harassment charge from last May.
The Wilma ruller family thanks all for cards flowers gifts and prayers in their loss of mother. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mulford of Ankeny Iowa sold 3171 Second St Marion to Mr. and Mrs. Kim Mohr formerly of 1427 Fourth Ave SE possession Friday Marion fire calls.
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