Cedar Rapids offers police 2.7 percent raise in tentative deal
The city proposed a 2.7 percent across the board pay hike for police next fiscal year to Teamsters Local 238, rejecting a 10 percent ask. Benefits remain unchanged except for required insurance changes. Closed sessions begin Nov. 13 with police, maintenance and airport safety staff also in talks.
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Heather Sloman
Cedar Rapids
Teamsters Local 238
Darwin Ammeter
William Rankin
Professional Firefighters Association 2607
Public Safety
Floyd Bergen
Bergen
C R Leaf Pickup Route Details for City Cleanup
City crews will collect leaves along the following streets by quadrant. Southeast area runs from 34th to 42nd streets south of Mount Vernon Road and from 19th Street to Memorial Drive between Grande Avenue and Mount Vernon Road. Southwest runs from Ninth to L streets between Eighth and 18th avenues. Northwest runs from First to E avenues between Eighth and 18th streets. Northeast runs from Center Point Road to 20th Street between First and E avenues.
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42Nd Streets
Mount Vernon Road
19Th Street
Memorial Drive
Grande Avenue
Ninth
Eighth
18Th Avenues
Center Point Road
20Th Street
First
E Avenues
Center Point hosts jobs information session for residents
Center Point High School joins Kirkwood Community College and Job Service of Iowa to hold a November 5 evening session in the high school gym. Gary Warner notes the event aims to inform students, parents, and residents about employment markets, interview skills, and college choices with Kirkwood staff and counselors leading discussions. An afternoon career counseling session is planned for juniors and seniors.
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Center Point
Center Point High School
Kirkwood Community College
Job Service of Iowa
Bill Grundy
Kirkwood
Mike Millard
Gary Warner
Correction on Linn-Mar conference dates prompts schedule changes
Gazette corrects earlier Linn-Mar notice showing conferences start on November 6 with 90 minute early dismissal that afternoon and no classes November 7 as conferences continue. The paper states it will respond to complaints about accuracy and publish corrections when needed.
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Linn-Mar
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Man Charged With Sexual Abuse
A 30-year-old Cedar Rapids man Daniel Noehl Sr. of 857 A Ave NE was charged with second degree sexual abuse of a 5-year-old girl. He was arrested on a warrant, appeared in court, and was released to the Department of Correctional Services. The alleged acts occurred in late 1982 and 1983 when the girl was five.
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Cedar Rapids
Daniel Noehl Sr
Ave. NE
Department of Correctional Services
Noehl
Cornell to divest South Africa related stocks
Cornell University trustees voted to sell all stocks with direct South Africa investments. The present value is about $500,000, roughly 1.8 percent of the endowment, justified on humanitarian and business grounds by President Dr. David Marker.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College Board of Trustees
South Africa
Cornell
David Marker
Past Present and Future of Electricity in Iowa Lecture
Iowa City event features the annual Kurtz Electric Power Lecture titled The Past Present and Future of Electricity in Iowa. Dr. speaker will discuss electricity developments at 4 30 p m Thursday in Van Allen Hall Lecture Room 1. Free and open to the public, funded by six Iowa utility companies.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Kurtz Electric Power
van Allen Hall
Local Meetings and Events Calendar for Wednesday
Listings show Linn County and Cedar Rapids sessions including Mental Health Board City Council and supervisors. Also Lisbon school negotiations Hiawatha Library Board and area lectures concerts films and theater with times and venues across University of Iowa and local venues.
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Linn County Community Mental Health Center Board
11Th St
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Supervisors
Lisbon Education Association
Lisbon School Board
Hiawatha Library Board
City Hall
International Marketing Institute
Holiday Inn
Order of Eastern Star
Stouffer’s
Five Seasons Center reports smaller annual deficit
The Five Seasons Center in Cedar Rapids posted a fiscal year loss of 173,136 ending June 30, its second smallest on record, with 1985's loss at 226,728. Managers cited steadier overall business and lower expenses, while September attendance and income rose from August. Major events included Ringling Bros. Circus, Alabama, and David Lee Roth performances, with rent and concessions income down 29 percent year over year. Williamsburg and Iowa Falls school leaders were elected to state music association roles.
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Heather Sloman
Five Seasons Center
Cedar Rapids
Center Commission
David Pisha
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Alabama
United Express pitches American Express Card for travelers
The message promotes immediate reservations and affordable fares with United Express. It highlights United Mileage Plus crediting at least 500 miles per flight and touts the American Express Card as universally accepted with no preset spending limits and strong Cardmember services. It positions the AmEx Card as ideal for smart travelers.
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United Mileage
United Express
American Express
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