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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1979

Page

4

Four day workweek trial may be extended in Cedar Rapids

City officials consider extending a four day workweek trial across three departments through December after a 61 day test. Traffic Engineering, Sewer Maintenance and Forestry reported higher work output, large reductions in sick leave and fuel use, and significant overtime drops though some workers found 10 hour shifts tiring. Employees favor continuation, unions to decide.

Cedar Rapids Mel Meyer Public Improvements Richard Phillips Meyer Eric Faaborg Faaborg

Mom can't handle this furnace fire on Old Marion Road

A northeast side woman recounted a morning blaze at 924 Old Marion Road NE. Mrs. Gronski alerted her landlord, Mrs. Salter, to flames issuing from floor registers. Firefighters extinguished the furnace fire with damage confined to the furnace.

Mark Gronski Old Marion Road

Cedar Valley radio club meets to discuss convention plans

Cedar Valley Amateur Radio Club members gather Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Peoples Bank and Trust 101 Third Ave SW to discuss the Midwest Division convention. Listings include Yukiko's Grooming Salon and a variety of local business notices.

Cedar Valley Amateur Radio Club Peoples Bank and Trust Third Ave

Greek Orthodox Leader Iakovos to Receive Medal of Freedom

President Carter announced Arch bishop Iakovos, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in the Western Hemisphere, will be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Carter praised the archbishop as an exemplar of humanity as the White House reception preceded the award.

Washington Iakovos Hemisphere White House Carter Jonas Salk Martin Luther King Jr

Cedar Rapids School Board weighs minimum competency and honors plan

The Cedar Rapids Community School District debated handling low and high achievers, focusing on a pilot minimum competency program for sophomores and an upcoming honors track. Officials expect about 10 percent of sophomores enter remedial programs and 10 percent join honors, with proposals for foreign language and world history requirements under consideration.

Cedar Rapids Community Ronald Moore Ing Maire Iowa William Rainbow Moore

Arthur crossing guard discussed by Cedar Rapids school board

At a Monday meeting Cedar Rapids school board members debated funding and hiring a paid crossing guard for Arthur Elementary at First Avenue and 27th Street. They questioned city responsibility yet noted potential cost sharing and liability issues as they consider options for the current school year.

Cedar Rapids Arthur First Avenue 27Th Street Edward Beatty Robert Weinhardt Aldrich Drahos Drahos Drakos

Final police report on Cedar Rapids ambulance crash

A final Cedar Rapids Police Department report details a Saturday night collision at the J Street and Wilson Avenue SW intersection. Stuart Nechanicky, 17, drove a car that entered on a yellow light and struck a Cedar Rapids Area Ambulance Service unit, sending the car into a yard at Wilson Junior High before colliding again with the ambulance. Both drivers were listed in good condition at Mercy Hospital. ON THIS DATE in 1760 the Russians captured Berlin.

Cedar Rapids Stuart Nechanicky J Street Wilson Avenue Nechanicky Wilson Junior High School

Linn County Adopts Soil Conservation Assistant

The Linn County Board of Supervisors approved hiring an assistant soil conservation director. The appointee will inform farmers about minimum tillage and related methods starting Jan 1, with a salary between 12 000 and 16 500 dollars and total costs capped at 18 000 including benefits mileage and schooling. On this date in 1910 a forest fire killed 400 people across six northern Minnesota towns.

Linn County Board of Supervisors Linn Minnesota

Farm credits extend relief aid to Dominican Republic

The United States extends a $10 million line of commercial credit for Dominican Republic purchases of U.S. farm products. Eligible items include wheat, soybeans, dry edible beans, and vegetable oils. Payments run over three years at commercial rates, with deliveries due by August 31, 1980.

Washington United States U.S Dominican Republic Agriculture Department

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