Marion Council Forms Teams for 1978 80 Union Talks
Marion City Council set up negotiating teams led by City Manager Lawrence Assaro and department heads for the 1978 80 union contract talks. The body also approved an IDOT memorandum of understanding to restore Seventh Avenue when Highway 151 is bypassed, with costs paid by IDOT, and asked for traffic assistance from IDOT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Lawrence Assaro
Iowa Department of Transportation
Seventh Avenue
IDOT
Marion council approves law firm for city attorney work
The Marion council chose Hines Peace Day and Powers as assistant city attorney firm allowing any firm member to represent the city in court. They approved vault and sidewalk work on Seventh Avenue project totaling 7055.50 with 2929.50 assessed to private property. Finalized plats for McGowan 37th addition with conditions on northern section and Twenty-ninth Avenue frontage. approved several payments and set study proposals for Boyson Road extension.
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Seventh and
Sixth Avenues
First Street
Hines, Peace, Day and Powers
James Powers
Marion
Seventh Avenue
Thomas E. McGowan
McGowan
Twenty-ninth Avenue
New Beginnings Service At Faith Lutheran Church
Faith Lutheran church of Marion will host a Service of New Beginnings at 10 a.m. Sunday in Linn-Mar high school auditorium as 433 adults and children join as charter members. A potluck lunch follows. The church formed after members left the LCMS and joined the AELC, later purchasing land at Alburnett highway and Boysen road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Lutheran Church of
Marion
Linn-Mar
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
John Huber, Jr
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
AELC
Alburnett Highway
Boysen Road
Huber
Temple Judah Services and Community Notices in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids brief notes announce Temple Judah services at 8 p.m. Friday and Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Sunday with Rabbi Ourach speaking on Returning to an Ideal. Also listed are an estate sale at 89 3rd Ave Atkins and various local ads for nurseries, a postponed NAACP safety speech at Jane Boyd Community House, Sonya's Boutique, Dr Wm Basler's address change, and Berger Furrier in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Judah
Lindsay Lane SE
Robert Ourach
Safety
Eldon Colton
Cedar Rapids
NAACP
Jane Boyd Community House
Jewish Holy Days Next Week Observances at Temple Judah
Temple Judah at 3221 Lindsay lane SE hosts Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur services. Yom Kippur begins after Rosh Hashana, with traditional and liberal services scheduled Wednesday and Thursday, plus a children's service and Yizkor. Rosh Hashana marks the Ten Days of Penitence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Judah
Lindsay Lane
Four Rezoning Hearings Oct. 6 In Marion Council
Marion council schedules four public hearings for October 6 at 7 30 p m. The first hearing covers Robert D Cooper's request to rezone Grand avenue and South Twenty second street from A 1 rural to A 2 residential. The second requests A 1 to I 1 light industrial on 585 Thirty first street by Faber Inc and Arnie Sell Associates Inc. The third hearing considers vacation of 281 feet of Fourth avenue east of Fourth street. The final hearing is for vacation of a county road south of Grand avenue between South Fifteenth and South Twenty second streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
Grand Avenue
South Fifteenth
South Twenty-second Streets
Firemen Plan Training Burn Of Vacant House On Third Avenue
Firemen will burn a vacant house at 603 Third avenue to practice firefighting tactics. Third avenue will close Sunday morning from Fourth to Seventh streets for the exercise with five Linn County departments expected to participate.
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Third Avenue
James Ford
Linn County
Delayed Griser Trial Tied to Supreme Court Ruling
John J. Griser's trial on receiving stolen goods was halted to await Iowa Supreme Court review of admissibility of key witness Clark McKey. The Linn County case involves a stolen Warren Transport semi-trailer and questions over notice of testimony and grand jury participation.
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John J. Griser
Iowa Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Warren Transport
Waterloo
Linn District Court
Supreme Court
Warren Rees
August Honsell, Jr
Clark McKey
Honsell
McKey
Griser
Hansell
Rees
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Kation
D.C. Taylor Co
Tenth Street
Kutchera Construction Co
Ninth Avenue
B.A. Westbrook Construction, Inc
Asaro
Boyson Road
House of Nostalgia
Sixth Street
Metro
Second
Third Streets
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Alfred Berger
Faith Lutheran Church
Dr. Bliss
Charles Butters
Janet Dettbarn
Dave Kalkwarf
Bill Krejca
Wesley Hall
First United Methodist Church
Pastor John Huber
3Rd Ave
Atkins
Baumhoefener Nursery
Johnson Avenue
Janice Lensch
Sandy Anderson
Sonya
Wm. R. Basler
1St Avenue
14Th Street
Berger Furrier
Adv
Embassy Club
Charlie Cox
Norfolk Island
Peck
Ray’s
Saint Mary’s Parish of
Vinton
Richard Ditsworth
Council Street
700 7Th Street
Novak
14Th Avenue
Town House Convention Hall
Jerome’s
Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Ruth’s Knit & Needlecraft
Plaza Theater
First Avenue East
Malta
O.E.S
the Gazette
Tony’s Pizza
Eveybody
Jim Bencke
Pol Adv
YMCA
The
Marion Ymca
Beam
Kentucky
Stra Bourbon
Weis
RTH
Rubilie
IL Tf
Clermont
Eiffel Tower
Paris
France
James B. Beam Distilling Co
Beam, Ky
Roland Krekeler
Gazette Courthouse
Ted Ruffin
Jack Albertson
Gabriel Melgar
Rockford Files
James Garner
Sharp
Jack Klugman
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