St. Luke's approves new corporate structure and officers
St. Luke's Methodist Hospital board approved a revised corporate structure at its 95th annual meeting in Cedar Rapids. New officers elected include Albert Curtis as president and Samuel Wallace as executive vice president, with several vice presidents named to lead operations and services. The board also reappointed executives and added four new members, raising total board membership to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital Board
Charles E. Burd
St. Luke’s
Burd
Cedar Rapids
R. E. Scherling
Keith Stapleton
Robert O. Daniel
J. F. Hladley Jr
F. Forbes Olberg
Austin Sparling
Donald Ebinger
John Nyquist
Wilbur Wilcox
William Kettelkamp
Kingsley Grant
Jon Petersen
Richard H. Durham
John Lamb
John N. Knapp
Henry Katz
Marion
Public hearing set on park painting and dam walkway
Linn County Conservation Board schedules 7 p.m. November 17 public hearing on painting and labor for repainting the Pinicon Ridge Park observation tower and Buffalo Creek Park dam walkway. Cost estimates pending. hearing required if contracts exceed 5000 dollars. Board also approves up to 3200 dollars for paving Woodpecker Lodge unloading area at Pinicon Ridge Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinicon Ridge Park
Buffalo Creek Park
Linn County Conservation Board
Woodpecker Lodge
Dan Biechler
Linn District Court Fines and Dismissals Highlight Local Cases
District court records show several pleas and dismissals. Joseph Spivie 21 of 2777 C St SW fined 75 for May 2 assault on a Cedar Rapids officer. Cynthia Dou bek Ely had March 16 assault charge dismissed. Mark Armstrong 21 of Marion fined 200 after two assault convictions. Dave Mefford’s June 17 assault charge dismissed. Richard V. Davis 30 fined 75 for July 3 assault. Sheryl Murray’s June 7 assault charge dismissed. Lori Hatch 18 of Norcross Ga fined 500 for two drunk driving charges with two 2 day sentences. Roger Omodara 24 jailed 90 days with 76 suspended. Brad Lester July 27 charge dismissed. Cindy Fischer 28 received 60 day suspended jail. Thomas Jacobi 18 jailed two days with credit for two days served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Spivie
C St. SW
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Cynthia Doubek
Ely
Lisa L. Wilkens
Mark A. Armstrong
19Th St
Marion
Armstrong
Gregory Higgens
Richard Daly
Dave Mefford
N St. SW
Wayne Molyneux
Richard V. Davis
Glenbrook Drive
Kathy J. Alessio
Sheryl Murray
17Th Ave. SE
James Stewart
Lori A. Hatch
Norcross
Department of Correctional Services
Brad Lee Lester
Center Point Road NE
Cindy Fischer
16Th Ave
Thomas P. Jacobi
Wiley Blvd
Rights unit decides no bias in 7 cases
The Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission in a special meeting handled ten cases, conciling seven and finding no probable cause in three. Settlements included back pay for a white female in a pay bias dispute and compensation for a pregnant worker fired from a fast food outlet.
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Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
Cedar Rapids
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St. Luke’s OK
George Hamilton
Conservation Board
David L. Brockway
M.A
AAEH
A.C
RCA ColorTrak
RCA
ChanneLock
RCA Come
RCA SelectaVision
Donley
Cash Darrel
7Th Ave
Marion Thurs
Sun
The
Rights Unit
Congress
Victor Riese
Iowa
America
National
Right To Work Committee
Ent
John Culver
Charles Grassley
Washington
Braddock Road
Springfield
Virginia
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