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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1982
Page
7
Linn-Mar Education Association members were offered a base salary for next year of 12885, up from 12685. The district frame shows a 3.2 percent package gain with 4.6 percent new money after state adjustments. The union sought 13650. next negotiating session is October 13 with meetings closed to the public.
Linn County Supervisors named John Logan from Burlington as chief public defender to head a two to three attorney office serving poor defendants. The position starts Oct. 18 at $35,000 yearly, with the office handling serious misdemeanor cases beginning January.
Judge William Eads refused to order Linn County officials to allow David R. Kinzenbaw to see his personal physician for headaches. Kinzenbaw, 32, Cedar Rapids, is jailed awaiting sentencing on a voluntary manslaughter charge for the Oct. 15, 1981 death of Danita Straw. No emergency exists. medical care after sentencing would be handled by state corrections.
Hawkeye Labor Council leader denounces Second District Rep. Tom Tauke for not voting for the billion dollar public works bill. Cedar Rapids could receive substantial funding, with estimates ranging from about 500 thousand to 1 million dollars for public works jobs, while peers Leach and Evans supported the measure.
The first debate between 2nd District Rep. Tom Tauke and Brent Appel airs at 6 30 tonight on KCRG TV Channel 9. The half hour program was taped Monday with a panel of three broadcasters.
Marion city engineer credits an “extraordinary cooperation” among contractors and agencies for solving road problems on Marion Boulevard. B.L. Anderson Inc contributed asphalt repairs at a cost of 10 000 to 12 000 dollars, with Iowa Manufacturing providing free milling services. IDOT crews resurfaced the remaining half of the project and the city assisted with traffic control.
Advance Fire Safety Company offers a free extinguisher inspection Saturday October 2 from 10 00 AM to 4 00 PM at Marion Me Too. Free tours of Marion fire equipment amid food and ads for local services and stores. Local business notices include siding roofing and banking reminders with contact numbers.
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