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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1982
Page
9
About 249 residents signed a petition opposing a feed fertilizer and seed store on 4% acres on Marion 29th Avenue west of Highway 13. A Board of Adjustment hearing drew roughly a dozen residents with final decision set for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at City Hall.
Representatives of the Marion Independent School District and the education association reach a four point agreement to end a year long dispute over 1982 83 contract negotiations. The accord limits bargaining to designated representatives and requires communication through proper channels per Iowa Code. The contract is settled and complaints withdrawn with an attending PER board officer noting reconciliation.
City officials emphasize voluntary leaf bagging to save time for crews. Residents may pick up free 50 gallon bags at City Hall or Public Service Department today, with a limit of 10 bags per trip. A local salesman supplied bags earlier than expected after a Gazette story error.
A Marion Pack 555 awards ceremony lists scouts Ed wards Allen David Foster R L Hild Jason Hilsenbeck Tom Leaf Mark Manley Chris O Mara Dr Panosh Jr Keith Bartlett Mike Haugen Mat Kearney Joby Ludwig Mike Otten Todd Randall Jeremy Robbins David Tilley Jeff Wilson Ed Zachmeyer Jason Malloy Todd Massure Erik Langhus Jay Trimble Shawn Clark Mike Lammers Aaron Onder Mike Speers and Aaron Strong. Also noted is a series of incident times at Sixth Avenue and 12th Street 3200 Seventh Ave 123 Marion Blvd and 1899 Seventh Ave. In 1976 Saul Bellow won the Nobel Prize for Literature.
The Marion City Council moves its meeting to 6 tonight to let residents attend the Linn-Mar versus Regis high school football game. A break in at 1015 W Ninth Ave reported by Marcella Meyer left two stereos two clock radios two cameras jars tapes and records missing worth about 1300. In 1879 Thomas Edison announced a workable electric incandescent lamp after 14 months of experiments.
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