Anonymous tuition gift stuns Mount Mercy student
Mount Mercy College senior Diane Bergemann learned her Aug 18 tuition balance of 571 dollars had been paid by an anonymous donor. She suspects no immediate family or current boyfriend could be the benefactor and ponders repayment, loans, or future help for others.
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Diane Bergemann
24Th St
Marion
Mount Mercy College
Connie Spear
Miss Bergemann
Spear
Cedar Rapids man injured in Marion one car crash
Darin Mark Henik 21 of 346 First Ave SE was hurt Friday when his car left the road on East Post Road in Marion struck a utility pole and a guy wire. He was airlifted to St. Luke's Hospital in fair condition with internal injuries. police cited drunk driving and loss of vehicle control.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Meadowview Drive
South 11Th Street
Marion
Darin Mark
Henik
First Ave
East Post Road
Air Ambu
Lance
St. Luke's
Jim Ford
Ford
Woman Burned by Grease at Marion Bowling Alley
An 18 year old Cedar Rapids woman Brenda Shasteen, a cook at Castle Lanes, was seriously burned Thursday night when a deep fat fryer tipped over at about 11 p.m. She suffered burns on her waist thighs knees and hands after slipping on hot grease. She was treated on scene and transported by ambulance to St Luke's Hospital then to the burn unit at University Hospitals Iowa City.
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Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Castle Lanes
Marion
Brenda Shasteen
Seventh Ave
Marion Fire Department
Shasteen
St. Luke's Hospital
Marion closes offices for Labor Day holiday
All Marion city offices and the Marion Community Center will be closed on Monday for Labor Day. The public library and city buses will not operate, and the Marion Post Office will be closed. Garbage and refuse collection will shift one day late, and no school will be in session Monday.
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Marion
Marion Post
Farmers State
First National Banks
Adv
Linn County Supervisors split over Cedar Valley Nature Trail
More than 40 residents packed the Linn County Administrative Office to hear Supervisors' views on building the Cedar Valley Nature Trail from Hiawatha to Evansdale. Opinions varied with Joe Rinas supporting the trail, Jean Oxley opposing, and Ken Schriner undecided preferring private funding.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Valley
Hiawatha
Evansdale
Joe Rinas
Jean Oxley
Ken Schriner
Schriner
Oxley
Marion
The
Conservation Board
Squaw Creek Park
Linn
George Hamilton
the Gazette
Rinas
Cedar Rapids names new EEO officer Sophia Zuckrowski
Sophia Zuckrowski was hired as Cedar Rapids new Equal Employment Opportunities officer after a dozen interviews. She will live in Iowa City and earn 20009 dollars annually. Zuckrowski previously worked in EEO roles at the University of Iowa, University of Illinois and private firms, bringing mixed public and private experience and a master’s in personnel and EEO. She notes City Council funding for the EEO Department and aims to keep the city a model affirmative action employer. The post became vacant after Jonnie Cassell resigned May 29.
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Sophia Zuckrowski
Jonnie Cassell
Zuckrowski
Iowa City
Ron Kuhlman
University of Illinois
University of Iowa
Minneapolis
Iowa City Human Relations Department
Kuhlman
Marion Community Center Weekly Schedule
The Marion Community Center releases a week of activities including Diamond Square dance lessons at 6 30 p m on Sunday Rhodes dance lessons 6 30 p m Tuesday Spurgin and Cloverleaf dances 7 30 p m Wednesday Ohrt Clover Round and Spurgin sessions 7 30 p m Thursday Clippity Cloggers dance lessons 7 p m and Danish Lodge meeting 7 30 p m Friday Learning center 9 a m A note directs readers to the Growing Order page of Sunday's Gazette for a complete senior citizen activities listing.
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Marion Community Center
Rhodes
Spurgin
Cloverleaf
Ohrt
Gazette
Marion and Linn-Mar boards to meet Thursday evenings
Marion Independent school board to meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Longfellow administration building. Linn-Mar school board to meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Educational Services Center. Labor Day closings noted for banks and classified ad department.
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Marion Independent School Board
Longfellow
Linn-Mar
Educational Services Center
Jefferson case to grand jury
A federal grand jury will receive the case against Carl Jefferson, 25, charged with beating his sister and another man with an aluminum baseball bat August 13 at the Mesquakie Indian Settlement near Tama. Jefferson waived a preliminary hearing in Cedar Rapids and consented to a grand jury review. bond remains at 2000 while he stays in custody.
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Carl Jefferson
Mesquakie Indian Settlement
Tama
Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Grand
Ginger Jefferson
FBI
James Whalen
Carl
United States Proclaims Neutrality in 1939 War
On this date in 1939 the United States declared neutrality at the onset of World War II, signaling a formal stance to avoid involvement in the escalating global conflict.
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United States
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