Hearing on involuntary nursing home transfers erupts in emotion
Tuesday night session at Kirkwood Community College debated whether the Iowa Department of Social Services should publish rules on involuntary transfers of residents moving from private pay to Medicaid. Advocates called transfer trauma a risk. administrators argued low Medicaid reimbursement jeopardizes facilities and payroll.
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Linn County to buy TelCom phone system for countywide use
Linn County supervisors unanimously approved purchasing a TelCom Systems Inc. telephone system to replace the leased Bell setup. The plan saves about 5,000 dollars over five years and up to 7,000 annually thereafter, with ownership offering greater flexibility and intraoffice intercom features.
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Iowa Supreme Court rules YMCA liable for melted candy losses
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld a Linn County ruling that the Cedar Rapids YMCA must pay 6 192 for melted candy not sold to Seaway Candy Co. of Manteno Illinois. The 688 unsold cases arrived melted four days after loading, and the court stated returns are at the buyer s risk unless contract states otherwise.
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Coralville moves to vote on two Hawkeye Cablevision franchises
Coralville City Council approved first reading of a cable ordinance granting Hawkeye Cablevision a 15 year non exclusive franchise and a 25 year franchise proposal. Voters will decide on the two franchise arrangements this fall.
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Linn-Mar teachers press for $13,000 base pay
The Linn-Mar Education Association seeks a 13 000 base salary for 1980 81, a 25 percent rise from the current 10 400. The proposal adds enhanced health and dental insurance and life benefits. Negotiations include district negotiator Chuck Farris and business manager David DeWalle, with a second session scheduled for Oct 1 at 5 30 p.m.
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