Hoskins sue Cedar Rapids kennel over missing dog Yappy
Richard and Frieda Hoskins file a Linn District Court suit against John Pease doing business as Hilltop Kennels for 17174 in total damages, claiming negligence led to the disappearance of their German Shepherd mix Yappy during a kennel stay. They seek 12274 in compensatory and 5000 in punitive damages.
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Yappy
Richard
Frieda Hoskins
Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
John Pease
Hilltop Kennels
Hoskins
St. SW
College Community to open child care center in January
The College Community School District approved a profit driven child care center named The Five C's to operate at Prairie Intermediate School. The 12 month program will serve up to 50 children ages 3 to 6 with hours 6 30 a m to 6 15 p m for a year round calendar. Tuition set later and staff will be hired while maintaining state required ratios.
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Vanessa Shelton Lazette
College Community
College
William Bach
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Metro High School
Bach
Robert Bostwick
Prairie
Iowa Department of Human Services
Bostwick
Department of Human Services
Amana
College Community School
College Community Education Association
Eastern Iowa primaries yield three of four incumbents on ballot
In Eastern Iowa municipal primaries on Tuesday three of four incumbents secured spots for the November 8 ballot. Only Anamosa’s David Grassfield failed, finishing third in the 3rd Ward race behind Randy Day and Larry Hansen. Local leaders Monte Coon, Steven Wright, and John Kirsch also advanced.
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Iowa
David Grassfield
Anamosa
Randy Day
Larry Hansen
Monte Coon
Oxford Junction
Steven Wright
Solon
John Kirsch
Dyersville
Ernest Deppe
Robert E. Eads
Bennett teacher suspended indefinitely amid board hearing
Bennett Community Schools suspended a teacher indefinitely pending a special school board hearing. The reason was not disclosed. A second Bennett teacher, Craig Wilford, a seven year high school physical education instructor from rural New Liberty, is also suspended with pay and will face a 7:30 p.m. October 25 special board meeting to discuss his status.
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Gazette
Jones-Cedar Bureau
Bennett
Bennett Community Schools
Craig Wilford
Rural New Liberty
Wilford
Panel approves rezoning bid for new northeast-side complex
Cedar Rapids Zoning Committee hears a proposed $3 million development on 51st Street NE east of Center Point Road NE. The group seeks to rezone from warehouse to highway commercial district. committee votes to recommend the change for council consideration.
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Nancy Stevens Lazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Zoning Committee
Lester Timmerman
Waterloo
Timmerman
Jim Miller Datson
51St Street
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids plans include Food For Less and drug store development
The Planning Commission, at its two week meeting, considers a 72,000 square foot Food For Less grocery, a 15,000 square foot drug store, and a 5,000 square foot tire appliance store on 12 acres. An 11,000 square foot building would house Jim Miller Datson. Employment could reach 180 in groceries, 40 to 45 in the drug store, and 20 to 24 in the tire store. Talks are underway to buy adjacent drive-in theater property for future rezoning. Also recommended for approval is Pisney’s request to rezone 2835 and 2841 Johnson Ave NW from residential to office service.
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Prairie View
Planning Commission
Jim Miller Datson
Timmerman
David and
Patricia Pisney
Johnson Ave
Cedar Rapids Firefighters Offered 2 Percent Raise
City negotiators proposed a 2 percent across the board raise for Local 11 IAFF for the next fiscal year starting July 1 1984 with no fringe benefit increases. The package includes reduced health and dental premium coverage a sick leave payout cap and overtime paid as compensatory time with a 60 hour cap. Union president Jim Miller called the offer a step back and the first bargaining session is set for 9 a.m. October 25.
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Dick Hogan
International Association of Firefighters
Cedar Rapids
Jim Miller
Miller
Thieves strike six cars in area parking ramps
Police investigate a rash of car thefts in four area ramps with six vehicles hit Tuesday. About 2000 dollars in goods were stolen from cars parked at Roosevelt Hotel First Street Parkade May's Island and St. Luke's Hospital ramp. Vehicles were locked but damaged by forced entries and valuables including suitcases radar detectors were taken. All incidents occurred during business hours.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Des Moines
May’s Island
Richard L. Gentry
Buckingham Drive
First Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Scott L. Shank
Harold Drive SE
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