Years don't erase those speeding fines
In January 1981 Kimberly Hess then 15 received a 35 mph ticket in Cedar Rapids. In January 1981 she was allowed to pay a 20 dollar fine and costs totaling 28. Hess later faced contempt for nonpayment and on Friday an 18 year old Wilton woman was jailed for seven days. sheriff deputies across counties pursued Hess but delayed arrest due to her child. The social service system arranged care for the child during the jail term.
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Roland Krekeler
Kimberly K Hess
Cedar Rapids
Wilton
Linn County
Hess
Linn-Mar Eyes Computer to Control Energy Use
Linn-Mar school board approved preparing specs for a computer system to monitor and adjust energy use in several buildings. The system is expected to cost 60 000 to 70 000 dollars and will initially cover the junior and senior high schools before extending to Novak Middle School and the administration building.
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Linn-Mar
Novak Middle School
District to install centralized control system in Marion
The Marion district plans a large scale update adding a centralized building control system. The project targets saving 22000 to 28000 dollars annually and begins with sixty seven pieces of equipment at about 600 dollars each.
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Ing
Marion Center Community Center Next Week Activities
Schedule lists diverse events at Marion Center including NASC basketball and Hawkeye games, Learning Center sessions, Headstart classes, taxidermy and mime classes, workshops, and community lessons from Sunday through Saturday at the Marion Community Center.
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Marion Community Center
Wendy's
Rapid Square
Carl Ohrt
Marion Fire
Green Thumb
Hawkeye
Guys and Dolls
Russ Penn Workshop
DeMeulenaere
Creative Events Council
Marion Briefs Sell Culligan Soft Water Deal
Marion ads promote Culligan soft water at 6.90 dollars per month for three months with sale ending October 31 and a contact number 377 6334. Bills Tap Special highlights Old Style 12 pack at 3.55 dollars plus deposit while supplies last.
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Marion
Linn County Jail faces old phone access dispute in new facility
As Linn County prepares to open the new jail in July 1984 officials wrestle with whether inmates should have in-cell phones. A five year old lawsuit forced changes including cell block phones and unlimited local calls during set hours. County weighs whether the settlement applies and how to monitor calls.
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Linn County
Sheriff's Department
Craig Kelinson
Kelinson
Donald Zeller
Zeller
Illinois
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Linn-Mar Eyes
Marion News
Marion Center
Kirkwood Community College
Bob Sample
R.ph. Pharmacist
New Village Medical Pharmacy
Mt. Vernor Road
Bob Jiroutek
Grand Priz Unlimited
Fomferow
Drs. Hogenson, Schroeder and
Tyler
Quali Pharmaceuticals
Dar Rapids
Macy
Mt. Vernon Road
Rapids
Lowa
Armecy
Johnson Ave
N.W
Linn
Va*ilues
Amana Society
Amana
cAmanas
Nual
F.C.B. Amana
A.awnc
NA Society
Ounday
Mon
Henry Moore
Amana‘s Barn “Museum
South
Amana General Store
Fastesi
Sunda
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