HUD may probe Time Check St Patrick group over housing funds
At a stormy Time Check St Patrick’s Community Development Neighborhood Citizens Committee meeting Cheryl Jedlicka said she would ask HUD to investigate the Community Development Program and city staff actions. She alleged improper use of funds and power struggles over a $20 000 sewer study and a larger $205 000 housing rehabilitation budget.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
St. Patrick’s
Jean McDowell
Fifth St
St. Pat’s
Jedlicka
Mamie Waterbury
Robert
Library to add ramp for handicapped access at Cedar Rapids
Work to begin within a week to 10 days on a Fifth Street SE ramp at the Cedar Rapids Public Library. The contract is under $2,000 and will provide wheelchair access to the children's room and the elevator. Blahnik Construction donated railing. a handicapped parking spot and curb cut were completed.
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Gazette
Tom Merryman
Lyne Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Tim Carney
Fifth Street SE
Carney
Blahnik Construction Co
Fifth Street
Life sentence overturned. Joslyn to Linn County Jail transfer
Shirley May Joslyn, whose first degree murder conviction was overturned by the Iowa Supreme Court, is moved from the Rockwell City women’s reformatory to Linn County Jail to permit trial prep. Retrial in Linn District Court is set for November 2.
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Shirley May Joslyn
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
Linn County
Iowa Supreme Court
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Edward Waterbury
PRIDE formed support group for Cedar Rapids and Marion parents
A PRIDE initiated group meets at 7 30 p m on the first and third Mondays at Kennedy High School room 108 to help parents whose children use or may use drugs. Organizer Nancy Snetzler says meetings are open to all parents with confidentiality using only first names.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Kennedy High School
Nancy Snetzler
Snetzier
PRIDE
Cedar Rapids Masons Named 33rd Degree Designates
Three members of Cedar Rapids Consistory were named designates for the 33rd degree at the Supreme Council meeting in Washington D C October 18 24 Howard E Todd and William O Gray among those named designates entering the honor system during the biannual session in the nation capital.
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Cedar Rapids
Glenn G. Johnston
Hiawatha
Des Moines
Court of Honor
Clinton
Harold W. Engelkes
Grundy Center
Cornelius E. Tuecke
Guttenberg
Albion E. Wall
Carl E.A. Hallberg
Jospeh R. Kurka
Donald E. Stamy
Marion
Howard N Wiegand
Center Point
Rueben B. Senft
Shellsburg
Vilas
Sid’ Morris
Waterloo
Supreme Council
Russell J. Hess
Huron L. Adams
Don J. Adams
Sigourney
Washington, D.C
Howard E. Todd
William O. Gray
Mount Vernon School Board Proposes Four Point Salary Plan
Mount Vernon schools board unveiled a four point proposal to the Mount Vernon Teachers Association including raising base pay from 11 500 to 12 000 per year and boosting insurance/annuity to 90 per month for full time staff. The plan ties contract reopen to funding variance and shifts staff reduction notice from February 1 to March 1 with a total cost of 71 146.
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Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Community School Board
Mount Vernon Teachers Association
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Richard E. Greenman
Third Ave
Sportsman's Lounge
First Ave
Greenman
Walter Holloway
Taggart
Holloway
Karl Punke
First Ave. NE
Richard Lane
Kenneth L. Cameron
Second Ave SE
Cameron
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Fabricut, Inc
Tulsa
Oklo
MGN Textiles, Inc
Timothy L. Collins
Washington Ave
Five Seasons Center
Collins
Martin
LaRhonda D. Martin
Sixth St. SE
Richard Knapp
Knapp
14Th Street SE
Center Point Road
C.R. Consistory
Litton
3Rd Ave
Paramount Theatre
Eminar
Meesents
Mason City
Stouffer
Judy Holtz
Color Profiles, Ltd
Central
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Leiter
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MasterCard
Vernon
Russia
Westdale Mall
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