Cedar Rapids City Council considers 1985 wage hike
The Cedar Rapids City Council votes on first reading a salary amendment. If approved, 1984 salaries stay unchanged with a 4 percent raise in 1985 for the mayor and five council members. All incumbents seek re election amid a restrained wage climate.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
Floyd Bergen
Hal Schaefer
Wayne Murdock
Elmer Delaney
Small field forms for Cedar Rapids City Council race
Only two candidates have filed for Cedar Rapids City Council seats as the Thursday filing deadline nears. Five council positions are up in November with a possible city primary if more than two seek a post. Incumbents may run unopposed in finance and public improvements.
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Cedar Rapids
Commission
Petters
Elmer Delaney
Sylvester Grady
Delaney
Council
Parks
Grady
Pathologist honored by Linn Cancer Society
Cedar Rapids pathologist Dr. Regis Weland was named an honorary board member for life by the Linn County Unit of the American Cancer Society. The surprise ceremony at Brucemore announced his 25 plus years on local and state ACS boards, his chairmanships, and his Pap test program pioneering work.
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Regis Weland
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
American Cancer Society
Weland
The
Cancer Society
Linn Acs
Elsie
Brucemore
Linn County Unit Board
Jack Ferring
Iowa
Ferring
Joe Meigs
George Papanicolaou
Gary Streit
Mercy Hospital
Challed to Lead Cedar Rapids Legal Services Office
David Challed will become managing attorney of the Cedar Rapids regional office of Legal Services Corporation of Iowa on Thursday. He has served as a Legal Services employee for one year and is at the Cedar Rapids office for two years, replacing Dennis Groenenboom who has led the office for three years and moves to the South Moines central office as senior staff attorney in Des Moines.
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David Challed
Cedar Rapids
Legal Services Corporation of Iowa
Challed
Legal Services
Dennis Groenenboom
Ofce
Groenenboom
South Moines
Des
Carpenter
Neighbors press on with meeting on group home plan
A southeast neighborhood plans to hold a Thursday night meeting about Villa Avery rehabilitation center for adult men at 1720 Grand Ave SE, despite Villa Avery board declining staff attendance. Neighbors oppose expanding the home and push for a conditional use permit review.
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Avery
Villa Avery
Grand Ave
Steve Heimann
First Congregational Church
Heimann
the Gazette
Barb Carpenter
Grand Ave. SE
Janniece Kanelis
Third Ave. SE
Villa Avery Board
Hermann
Carpenter
Boy, 6, Hurt After Collision and Wheels Run Over
A six year old boy was hospitalized with a broken right leg after running into a car on Sixth Street and Eighth Avenue SW and being run over by its wheels. The accident involved Donna J. Prochaska and occurred shortly before 4 30 PM Monday.
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Sixth Street
Eighth Avenue
Donna J. Prochaska
1804 Park Ave. SE
Burglar Stole Over 450 From McKee Enterprises
Police report details a burglary at McKee Enterprises 1109 26th Ave SW. Entry was gained by prying a window open and more than 450 dollars in cash disappeared late Monday or early Tuesday.
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McKee Enterprises
26Th Ave
Highway 150 to absorb Linn County road W-36
Iowa DOT Commission action will convert Linn County Road W-36 south of Center Point into part of Highway 150 when I 380 opens in northern Linn County this fall. South of the W-36 and Highway 150 intersection, Highway 150 becomes a county road and stop signs will control traffic from northbound Highway 150 to Center Point.
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Ames
Linn
Center Point
Linn County
Iowa Department of Transportation Commission
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