Grant Wood AEA board re elects Bousley and seats Strittmatter
Board president John Bousley was reelected to the Grant Wood Area Education Agency board amid Linn-Mar Community Schools voting. In a separate Central City vote, Nick Strittmatter was elected to the board unopposed for the seat vacated by Dr. Clarence Hosford amid low turnout from 10 districts. The agency serves 39 districts across seven counties.
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John Bousley
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Linn-Mar
Grant Wood
Bousley
Ken Techau
Marion Independent School Board
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Central City
Nick Strittmatter
Monticello
Strittmatter
Clarence Hosford
Alburnett
Anamosa
Center Point
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
North Linn
Springville
Grant Wood Area
Kirkwood to absorb state cut without layoffs or tuition rise
Kirkwood Community College will absorb a 2.8 percent state budget cut, totaling about $227,000, without staff layoffs or tuition hikes. President Bill Stewart said costs may be trimmed by delaying hires and not filling vacancies, with enrollment up potentially offsetting the loss. The board also advanced a job training contract with Norance, funding via upfront certificates sold to Chiles Heider and Co.
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Kirkwood Community College
Bill Stewart
Kirkwood Board of Directors
Linn Hall
Kirkwood
Terry Branstad
Stewart
Jim Billings
Medi
Cal and Health Insurance
Noland
Noran
Chiles Heider and Co
Shearson American Express
Linn rodeo men to perform in show for the president
Two Linn County rodeo performers take part in a command performance of The World's Toughest Rodeo in Landover Maryland for President Reagan. John Steenhoek and Ben Eby travel with a strong bull and clown act, aiming to meet the president at a cocktail event.
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Linn County
Landover
Reagan
Bronco
John Steenhoek
Center Point
Ben Eby
Hiawatha
Steenhoek
Maryland
Eby
Steenboek
Williamsburg
Madison Square Garden
New York
Marion Briefs and Local Real Estate Changes
Marion briefs advertise Culligan soft water at 6.90 a month for three months, a residential burglary report cites a TV loss valued at 70, and an Oak Village Apartments open house set for October 2. Local home purchases include Parsons at 2045 Daleview Drive, Frevert at 412 Fifth Ave, and Schroer at 3198 Second St, with sales by Northwood Realty Gibson Midland Partners and R L Smith and Co. The note also lists ages for Mickey Rooney Ray Charles and Bruce Springsteen.
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Paul Parsons
Daleview Drive
Northwood Realty
Gibson Midland Partners
Dennis Frevert
Seventh St
Fifth Ave
Arlo
Sandra Pape
Marilyn Palma
R.L. Smith and Co
Glenn
Susan Schroer
Second St
Timothy
Charlene Zrudsky
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Grant Wood Board
Linn Rodeo
Terry J. Delay
Valleyview Drive
Oak Village
S. 11Th St
Federal Housing Urban Development Program
Mickey Rooney
Ray Charles
Bruce Springsteen
McDonald’s
1St Ave
33Rd Ave
Blairs Ferry Rd
6Th Ave
2Nd St
Downtown
Williams Blvd
RCA
Amana
Speed Queen
Hoover
Ysuperb
Van
Brigidaire
SelectaVision
Signalock Electronaturing
Ea Frigidaire
Model
Relia
Speed
Touchmatic Ill
Radaransg
S&speed
Turkey
Radarange
Rubbermaid
al. Byoty