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8b Cedar Rapids Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1 961 Gazette Want Ads lacocca: Loan obstacle eliminated Catwtary lite CEMETERY lot In Mt. Morion Gardens Cedar Memorial 927-247 before 8 am or offer 4 pm. 12 Lost I Found LOST: 7 month golden labrador. female, 34th St Dr S.E., 366-8047 or JV6-6445.

LOST BLACK POODLE S.W Needs medication. 345-5154 LOST: Block and gold cat near Noeiriage. sii-vui oetore p.m FOUND V) Persion kitten. Wlllloms ur. N.

ot Morion, jz-mm LOST: Large mole DOBERMAN neor Covington. 394-0753 Chrysler's creditors in effect will write off some $500 million of the debt, accepting $800 million In preferred Chrysler stock in return. Chrysler will not pay dividends on the preferred stock until after it repays the government-guaranteed loans it has already borrowed $800 million with the help of the Treasury guarantees, and the newest installment will raise the total to $1.2 billion. To cover the remaining $500 million in debt, Chrysler has agreed to pay creditors 30 cents on the dollar. Under the original financing plan worked out by the Treasury staff in January, Chrysler did not have to make the initial payment until May, and then only if it wanted to.

Under the compromise, it must pay the first 5 cents to the banks; payment of the rest of the 30 cents is still up to Chrysler. LOST: Silver ring, green stone approved the $400 million on loan guarantees, but the loan board wouldn't go along. Instead, the compromise provides that Chrysler must make the payment in 30 days, a company official said. The arrangement reportedly has the blessing of the loan board headed by Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan, whose Treasury staff has insisted on a package of financial concessions and sacrifices by Chrysler, its employees, suppliers and creditors the banks and insurance companies.

Without these concessions, Chrysler cannot recover financially, the Treasury staff determined. THE AGREEMENT is in Chrysler's interests, lacocca said, eliminating $1.1 billion in debt and saving $200 million in interest charges this year. way for final approval of the $400 million in loan guarantees by the government board at its scheduled meeting Friday, permitting Chrysler to sell notes for that amount, a company official said. THIS LATEST infusion of government-backed financing had been in doubt when four or five New York banks led by Citibank insisted on an immediate cash payment to cover a portion of their already outstanding Chrysler loans. Under the compromise lacocca referred to, Chrysler will pay approximately $30 million to a group of 120 banks and insurance companies a settlement equal to 5 cents on the dollar on some $500 million in Chrysler debts.

Citibank and the other major New York banks had wanted the payment as soon as the loan board setting Reword 343-9319, Edith LOST: Gold hand-shaped tie tack. KtnAHU J65 I0V6 LOST black female cot. 23rd St. SE. 362 7206 LOST white cat with cast on leg and tall.

345-8231 or 362-3253. SELL FAST AND EASY with low-cost infant Ad. T-bill rate off sharply; notes are up WASHINGTON (UPI) Treasury bill yields fell sharply at the government's weekly auction Monday. The government sold $4.3 billion of three-month bills at an average discount of 14.103 percent, down from 15.464 percent a week earlier. The government also sold $4.3 billion worth of six-month bills at an average discount of 13.611 percent, down from 14.760 percent a week ago.

The new six-month rate, the lowest since Jan. 5, means that banks and thrift institutions may pay up to 13.861 percent interest on six-month money market certificates issued in denominations of $10,000 or more, beginning Thursday. The current interest ceiling for these certificates is 15.010 percent. ON TUESDAY, the Treasury Department accepted $4.8 billion dollars worth of tenders for its two-year notes in an auction Tuesday, part of its regular refinancing. The average yield was 13.97 percent.

The notes will be issued March 2 and will mature Feb. 28, 1983. The average yield for the two-year notes was the highest since Dec. 16, when a 15.15 percent yield was obtained. The previous issue of two-year notes yielded 13.69 16 -Happy Ads MARY and BOB Roses ore red violets are blue Whose No.

We know it's you. HAPPY BIRTHDAY "BARBIE You're only getting better! I LOVE YOU, Glenn NANCY AND PAUL J. Congratulations on a lob well done 24 years ago today. Patty Guy Gannett Broadcasting reports purchase of WMT-TV PAUL Your kiss IS my list Love, Patty PHYL Glad we're together again I Love You, BIM 18 Personals Th Washington Post Chrysler Corp. chairman Lee A.

lacocca said Tuesday that the final major obstacle blocking $400 million in new government loan guarantees for the company has been eliminated with an agreement between Chrysler, a handful of New York banks and the government's Loan Guarantee Board. "It all went together last night (Monday) about 8 p.m.," lacocca said in an interview in the New York Yankee clubhouse at the Yankees' Fort Lauderdale, spring training camp. "It's real good news." The compromise should clear the Chrysler again reports increase DETROIT (UPI) Domestic car sales in mid-February plunged 22.7 percent below last year to their lowest level for the period since 1962, as dealers held up sales in anticipation of late-starting cash rebate programs. Chrysler which had its rebate program operating throughout the Feb. 11-20 period, reported continued sales strength.

Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Corp. said they had huge sales gains after their rebates temporary price cuts took effect late in the period. Industry reports Tuesday showed the five domestic automakers sold 168,787 cars in mid-February, down 22.7 percent from 218,239 in the same period last year. That daily selling rate of 18,754 was the lowest for the period since the industry recorded a daily rate of 17,184 in 1962.

GM reported sales of 99,853 U.S.-built cars, down 27.4 percent from 137,517 last year. Ford sale's of 40,368 cars were off 23.8 percent from 52,955. Chrysler said it sold 19,294 domestic models, up 4.5 percent from 18,467. Volkswagen of America sales of 5,472 U.S. built Rabbit sedans were up 1.3 percent from 5,401 last year.

American Motors Corp. sales were estimated at 3,800, a decline of 2.5 percent from 3,899. AMC reports sales only at the end of each month. So far this year, U.S. automakers have sold 774,673 domestic car's, down 18.8 percent from 953,604 last year.

Sales for the year are off 23.4 percent at GM, 16.5 percent at Ford and an estimated 7.5 percent at AMC. Chrysler sales so far this year are up 0.5 percent from last year, while VWA is up 1.5 percent. WANTED Friends for port-time work with oduits who ore mentally retarded. No Pay, much satisfaction Contact the Associa tion for Retarded Citizens, Citi zen Advocacy Program 365-0487 HAPPY HOUR HEALTH SPA 725 1st Ave. 344-7817 Open 10 A.M.

to 4 a OLD TREASURED PHOTOS RESTORED ond reproduced. Bring yours in for a free estl mate DUNCAN STUDIO Town 8. Country Shopping Center Spinoff set SUPER SUMMER CAMPS Lincoln for boys Lake Hubert tor girls. Broinerd. MN.

Movies, brochures. Margie Fletcher 362-5096 PREGNANT? Birthright otters PO sitive neip. J62-046V uows Bldg. Walk. in Sat 9:30 11 30 a impeccable reputation in the industry," he said.

Atherton said the WMT radio and television operations will continue for the time being to operate in their present building in northeast Cedar Rapids, but that they would occupy separate space and have totally separate staffs. He said no definite plans have been made, but that it is presumed the AM-FM radio operation eventually will find new quarters. Larry Edwards, vice president of the present company and general manager of the radio stations, will continue to head the radio stations. The WMT call letters are the property of Cosmos, Atherton said, so they will remain with the radio stations. This means WMT-TV will have to find new call letters, but Atherton said it will be some time before the change is made.

A lot of research goes into picking call letters, he pointed out. WMT-TV of Cedar Rapids is being sold to Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services of Portland, Maine, it was announced Tuesday. Purchase price was not announced. The sale will mean new call letters for the station. The sale is subject to approval by the Federal Communications Commission.

Application will be filed in the near future, a station spokesman said, but approval customarily takes several months. It will be the second change of ownership within about a year. Cosmos Broadcasting Corp. of Columbia, S.C., a subsidiary of the Liberty Corp. of Greenville, S.C., purchased Orion Broadcasting Inc.

of Louisville for $110 million last June. Because the acquisition would give it more stations than the FCC allows, the Orion purchase was conditioned on sale of Orion's Cedar Rapids and Green Bay television stations. Cosmos-Orion will, however, retain the WMT radio operations. It also will retain television properties in Louisville, Orion headquarters, and Evansville. The sale was announced Tuesday in Portland by Jean Gannett Hawley, president of Guy Gannett Broadcasting.

She said the station will continue to operate in its present manner. No changes of personnel are planned. The company now operates WGAN-TV in Portland and WGGB-TV in Springfield, Mass. The acquisition announced Tuesday is the third in the Midwest, the previous two being radio stations KSTT and WXLP in the Quad Cities. The company also operates radio stations in Oklahoma City, Miami and Portland.

Guy Gannett Publishing parent corporation of the broadcasting firm, publishes five newspapers in Maine. Kelly Atherton, president of WMT-TV, said "all of us at WMT-TV are extremely pleased" with the acquisition. "The group has an WOULD like to car pool with person working graveyard shift Will share expenses 366-3986 ETHICAL HYPNOSIS, 393-5835 Brockwoy MA. Cert AAEH LOW Cost Blue CrossBlue Shield Plans t-orm bureau J-405B. Monthly Parking Downtown 59.00.

364 7627 CHICAGO (UPI) Esmark has decided to spin off its Swift Co. fresh meat division as a separate firm. Esmark filed a registration statement Tuesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission for issuance of 5 million shares in Swift Independent which would own the stock of Swift Independent Packing Co. Thought for today: Nothing is ever accomplished by a reasonable man Playwright George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950). To I RELATIVES coming to town, need lowawisconsin tickets JV6-VJ67 20 Music-Dancing Tutoring ORGAN LESSONS Any age Expe rienced Reasonable.

343-4466 22 Bridal Services LEGA I. OTI KS NOTICE OF ROB A OF Vw 1 1 I OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR. AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS rrooaie No HRS661-0781 from the date of the second publication of this notice, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice Is further given that all persons Indebted to soid estote are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims ogomst sold estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided bv tow, duly authenticated, for allowance, ond unless so filed within six months from the second publication ot this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) such claim shall thereafter be forever barred Doted this 11th dav of February, 1981 Therese V. Rowell Executor of sold estate Cedar Rapids, lowa Kudart and Holmes Attorneys tor sold Executor Cedar Rapids, lowa Date of second publication 25th day of February, 1981 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No PR 8694 0281 in the District Court ot the State ot lowa in and tor Lnn County In the motter ot the estate ol ALFRED LANE, deceased To all persons interested in the estate ot Alfred Lone, deceased You are hereby that on the 18th day ot February, 1981, the undersigned was oppomted administrator ot said estate Notice is herebv given that all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against said estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided bv law, duly authenticated, tor allowance, and unless so filed within six months from the second publication ot this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) such claims shall thereafter be forever barred Doted this 18th day ot February, 198) Evelyn H.

Kleppe Administrator of said Estate Cedar Rapids, Iowa Joseph Severe Attorney tor said Administrator Cedar Rapids, lowa Date of second publication 4th dav of March, 1981 In the Iowo Dlstrlcl Court tor Linn County, lowa in the motter of the estate of LEWIS H. SPRING MAN. deceased To oil persons interested In the estote of Lewis Soringman. deceased You ore hereby notified that on the 11th dov of February, I9fji, the last will ond testament of Lewis Sprlngmon, deceased, bearing dote of the 12th day of December, 1980. was od ml tied to probate In the above named court and that Bethlne 5prinman was appointed executor of said estate Any action to set aside sold will must be brought the district court of sold county within six months from the dote ot the second publication of this notice, or thereafter be forever barred.

Notice Is further given that all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors hoving claims against said estate snail file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided bv law, duly authenticated, for oliowance. and unless so filed within six months from the second publication of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) such claim shall thereafter be forever barred. Dated this nth day of Februory, lfl. Bethlne B. Sprlngmon Executor of told estate Cedar Rapids.

Iowo Kudart and Holmes Attorneys for said Executor Cedar RnoirK nvn WEDDtNG reception or reneorsoi dinner enoe ana groom win be our guest for 1 night and for breakfast with receptions of 1o0 or more persons. 5560 trh St S.W 34-7721. IN "PL HAWAIIAN INN. JOB PRINTING ALL Kl KINDS btKVILfc PRE 55 1105 Third St 28 Where to Go NOTICE OF PROOF OF WILL WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION Probate No PR8691-0281 in the lowa District Court for Linn County, lowa in the matter the estote of JULIA T. PEACOCK, deceased To all persons interested in the estote, of Julia Peacock, deceased You are herebv notified that on the 18th day of Februory, 1981, the last will and testament of Juno Peacock, deceased, bearing dote of the 6th dav ot June, 1978.

was admitted fo probate in the above named court and there will be no present administration of the estate. Any action to set aside said will must be brought in the district court ot said county within six months from the date of the second publication of this notice or any such action thereafter will be forever barred. Dated this 18th dov of February 1981 Kenneth Perry, jr Clerk of the District Court Wm Slade Attorney tor said Estate NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF RCB CORPORATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN You are hereby notified thot RCB Corporation, a corporation organized under Chapter 496A ot the Code of lowa will be dissolved as of February 1, 1981, bv consent of the shareholders pursuant to the Articles ot Incorporation Doted this 30th day of Jonuory, 1981. RCB CORPORATION Bv: Waldo Berger, President Bv Thomos F. Roberts, Secretory NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR.

AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probote No PR8690-02S1 in the lowa District Court for Linn County, lowa in the matter of the estate ot MILDRED WHEELER, deceased To all persons interested in the estote of Mildred Wheeler, deceased You are hereby notified that on the 18th dov of February, 1981, the lost will and testament ot Mildred M. Wheeler, deceased, bearing date of the 30th day of September, 1969, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Charles A. Purdv was appointed executor of said estate. Any action to set aside said will must be brought In the district court of sold county within six months from the date ot the second publication of this notice, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given thot all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, ond creditors having claims against soid estote shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided bv law, duly outhenticoted.

for allowance, and unless so filed within six months from the second publication of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) such claim shall thereafter be forever barred. Doted this 18th day of February, 1981 Charles A Purdv Executor ot soid estate Pole lowa Wm Slade Attorney for said Executor Cedar Rapids, lowa Date ot second publication 4th day of March. 1981 NOTlLt OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR. AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No PR8663-0281 in the lowa District Court for Linn County, lowa in the matter of the estote of WILLIAM RE ID, deceased To all persons interested in the estate of William J. Reid.

deceased You are hereby notified that on the 11th day ot February, 1981, the last will and testament of William J. Reid. deceased, bearing date of the 13th dav of January, 1976, was admitted to probate In the above named court and thot Therese V. Rowell was appointed executor ot said estate Any action to set aside sold will must be brought in the district court of sold county within six months Dote of second publication: 25th dov of February, 1981. DRAGON RESTAURANT aood food atmosoher 329 2nd Ave 162 9716 KENS PIZZA Iowo City ond Throughout Iowo NOTICE OF PROOF OF WILL WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION Probate No PR 8666 -0781 In the Iowo District Court for Linn County in 30 In the motter of the estote of DONOVAN SHAW, Vacation Guide oeceasea To oil persons interested in the estote of Donovan Shaw, deceased ueaor kopios.

iowo Dote of serona publication 4th day ot Morch, 1981 You ore herebv notified that on me nth day ot Durable goods factory orders are down 2.2 WASHINGTON (UPI) New orders to the nation's factories for manufactured goods declined 2.2 percent in January, due mostly to the decrease in automobile, steel and shipbuilding business, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. New orders for durable goods declined $1.8 billion to $80.9 billion, the first such decline since August, when orders dropped 2.7 percent. A Commerce Department specialist said orders were almost entirely pulled down by declines in automobile assembly, shipbuilding and steel orders. Offsetting the declines somewhat were increased orders reported for machinery, up 6.8 percent from December. After increasing in December, the portion of orders coming from the Pentagon declined 28 percent, while non-defense capital goods orders went up 8.4 percent.

During the month, manufacturers shipped $80.2 billion worth of durables, continuing the upward trend in shipments evident since last August. Vacation NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR. AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No PRB693-0281 in the lowa District Court tor Linn County, lowa in the matter ot the estote ot WILLIAM BEHLE. deceased To all persons interested the estote of William Benie deceased: You are hereby notified that on the 18th day of February. 1981, the last will and testament ot William Behle, deceased, bearing dote ot the 79th dov of July.

1977, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Anno Margaret Bovd was appointed executor of sold estote Any action to set aside said will must be brought the district court of soid county within six months from the date of the second publication of this notice, or thereafter be forever barred Notice is further given thot oil nersons indebted to soid estate are requested to moke immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors hoving claims against said estote shall file them with the clerk ot the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, tor allowance, ond unless so filed within six months from the second publication of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) such claim shall thereafter be forever bo red Doted this 18th dav of February 1981 Anno Margaret Boyd Executor of said estate Berwick, lowa Atan Bowers Attorney for said Executor Des Moines, lowa Date ot second publication 4th dov nf Morrh. 191 Use Low Cost Gazette Want Ads 111 i-foi uaiy, yji, me lasi win ana TesTomem ot Donovan Shaw, deceased, bearing dote of the 6th dav of September, 1979, was odmitted to probate in the above named court and there will be no present administration of the estate Any action to.sef aside sold will must be brought the district court of sold county within six months from the date of the second publication of this notice or any such action thereafter wilt be forever barred Dated this nth dav ot February, 1981 Kenneth L. Perry, jr. Clerk ot the District Court White and Stone Attorneys for sold Estote Morion, lowa Date of second publication 25th dov of February, Iffl ON THIS DATE in 1841, French painter Pierre Renoir was born. Cedar Rapids Senior Citizen and Handicapped Bus Service Dial 363-8244 Mofce you now for a fun-ln-rtte-sun vocation! ILLON.

-COLORADO ski condo sor rent coll 345-8414 ooys only. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 40 IDGET ESTIMATE BUUbc fcSTIMATI ORIGINAL NOTICE Equity No 4848 The lowa District Court, Llnn County, lowa THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF CEDAR RAPIDS. Plointltf Ju wly IVBl IVBl (Trade SWs-lnstrucfito) l-INN I 1981-82 budget at 3rd Floor Courtroom Courthouse on March 9. 1981, beginning The Board of Supervisors of this County will conduct a public hearing on the proposed Dial 398-8234 3u clock p.m. or At the public hearing any resident or taxpayer may present objections to, or arguments in tovor of.

any part of the proposed budget. This notice represents a summary KIRKW00D COMMUNITY COLLEGE of the supporting detail of budget receipts and expenditures on file with the county auditor Copies of the Supplemental Detail (Schedule 614-A) will be furnished ony tf upon Cry 36, 1981 J01 Kirkwood Blvd. Admissions 398 5517 Adult Education 39 5668 Merle Kopel, County Auditor, By: Ooudine Hixon BUDGET ESTIMATE SUMMARY RESOURCES REQUIREMENTS 41 Massages Competition DISCREET MASSAGE INCALLS 4105 Cenlf Pi. Rd. Nf-393-1974 Noon To 10 Outcolls, lowa City 31 9 354 3062 ROBERT MILECK I one JUDITH MILECKI, KATHLEEN MAE I LECk PARKRlDGE OWNERS ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED, DINERS CLUB.

SEARS. ROEBUCK AND COMPANY, ond LINN COUNTY, IOWA, Defendonts TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT, JUDITH MILECKI: You are hereby notified that there is now on file the office of the clerk of the above court a petition in the obove-entitied action, which prays for lodgment in rem against you for the sum of MM97 17 and accruing interest, attorneys tees ond costs and other expenses, ond for foreclosure of a real estate mortgage doted Aorii li, i78. ond executed bv defendonts Robert 5 Milecki ond Judith Milecki for real estate described as APARTMENT 22 IN THE HORIZONTAL PROPERTY REGIME KNOWN AS PARK-RIDGE. A CONDOMINIUM CEDAR RAPIDS, lOWA, and further praying that plaintiff's lien be declared to be first lien on the obove described property, ond for other equitable relief For further particulars vou are referred to the petition on file as oforesald. The plaintiffs attorney Is Thomas Pefter.

whose address is 500 MNB Building. Cedor Rapids Iowo 52406 You ore further notified that unless, on or before the 1st dav of April, 1981. vou serve, ond within reasonable time thereafter file, a written special appearance, motion or answer, in the lowa District Court for Linn County, at the courthouse in Cedor Rapids, lowa, ludgment bv default will be rendered against vou for the relief demanded in the petition Kenneth Perry, Jr. Cierk of the Above Court Linn County Courthouse Cedar Roptds, iowo Bv: Sharon Modrocek Deoufv (SEAL) NOTE The attorney who is expected to represent the defendant should be promptly advised bv defendant of the service of this notice FANTASY FULFILLED Out col i Massage and Escort Service CoH 354-3934 Bridge Grand Skim Club Howell movement winners Sunday at Farmers State Bonk, Marion, were: Joseph verbick ond Kenneth Hixon, first; Delia Wolfe and Arvlnd Dandekor. second, ond Connie Hellenthot and S.A.

Roush third. The next game will be Sunday ot 5 at the bonk. Collins Radio Club Winners in Howell movement gome Friday at Morion Library were Delia Wolfe and Rovce McCrav. first; Ova Jenkins ond Leonne Smlttkamp, second ond Ruth Helm ond Morgarget Biencoe. third The next gome will be at 7 30 Friday, March 6.

at the library SOFT TOUCH MASSAGE nlst Ave N.W. ates 10 AM To 10 PM 344-1991 A 0 I EXPENDITURES Estimated FVE Estimated Estimated Amount EYE June 30. 1981 FVE Fund Fund Estimated To Be June 30 1990 Actual June 30,192 Transfers Balances Bolonce Other Transfers Raised FUNDS Actual Estimated Proposed Out uuiv 19BH July 1. 191 Receipts In Bv Taxation Smri 5.751 957 6.920,468 7.389,454 529.796 105,252 2.0U.552 3,721431 MSJ'B 2.268.443 F.I.CA.IFederoll 171749 370415 374.515 6J02 3J98 2.7O0 374,219 I.P.E.R.SIStotel I25J30 314,754 332403 MM 5.540 3.200 322J43 Emergency 231077 Local Health 40.610 573.730 49,451 504 504 196,258 493,193 xxxxxxxxxx Disaster Service 19.193 94439 99,706 13.279 13.279 63403 34.103 xxxxxxxxxx Domestic Animal 41,905 34424 35.050 SJI7 IJJ47 78J0 xxxxxxxxxx Historical Society I6J00 25.00 14.740 14443 305 25.000 Poor 2.761472 3JJ04422 531JJO0 647JJ37 39U14 700,000 1,792.171 Mental Health 1 Institutions 3433425 4,227,795 5,079,171 700.000 1 152J87 1M4J30 419443 SJ 71095 Heolth Center 1,971,147 191.238 2.1S9.970 409,110 417JH 770444 Detention Home 490.997 405.157 491444 14O000 190.745 130.700 510.201 Fed Revenue Sharing 1414441 1JS2J90 1921180 910 906 145.788 1J16J06 xxxxxxxxxx Veteran Affairs 336.759 422.099 464J50 13.943 123417 4.158 420.724 Court Expense 2,731252 3.230.094 3.907.100 703,292 934499 834,112 1439,791 County Bonds 247.245 190,737 19X180 11SJ300 131.982 4417 170.571 Courthouse Bonds 1J74442 149.187 117,290 10,000 10442 2JJ26 114JJ03 Fair 8.4-H Clubs I2J93 84.943 84.243 1141 1.930 1.500 90.954 Tort Liability 155534 1400 154434 Voting Mochlnes 109.234 2J29 111443 Bong Eradication 5.930 4400 4400 9470 10JS4 84 5400 Eradication 1412 148 5400 144 744 Conservation 454.173 7440 841400 294431 299417 141,100 696444 Secondary Roads 3J71.755 3432.763 3.7T3.934 9040 844486 1.79400 24474 1.991454 a 16875 we mo entries Memo entries S3 00375 xxxxxxxxxx Total In 29 Total In 19 Rood Clearing 60428 8400 840 rAOC 30.729 1J00 77,971 Sonitory Disposal 735.997 1444 115447 53443 9J.709 210400 Weed Eradication 26404 3144 30478 7407 4J15 445 30455 Library Contract 44.14) 4414 54.109 2,993 147 415 5400 50.705 Election Expense 173403 201472 19954 34.193 78.159 4940 14447 Unemployment Compensation 1741 1740 X400 540 3344 7.194 Countv Government Assistance 135.16 174401 159447 5400 5040 74450 119497 uniiiiu Allocation 1452490 143444 61044 17542 1.921,188 Regional Pkmning 10,991 26.712 Grants 738 1 5 2 84.133 457431 8475 119401 414495 TOTALS 24495471 3045441 31,71417 447.918 7.1S44J 9417.749 10,740455 447,914 11457.141 FIRST CLASS Afternoon Special M272. TTteMSPOCT A TION OF PROPOSED 182 BUDGET County of Linn 42 General Revenue Shorina Expenditures Contingency Copifal Expenditures EOAR RAPIDS MARION FIRE POLICE RESCUE AMBULANCE Autos Far Safe Confinaencv Eauipmen I M.OOU S5J Contingency Human Services pmn wen tideriy clinic Contingency Miscellaneous 74 MUSTANG 32.

8JM0 mixes. QKCTHOnt, sg7TS- J45-449 EMERGENCY 0AN7VS 72 uick SAB RE. good motor eoog worn cor 342-495 TOTAL RS BUDGET 00 A copv at mis information, the entire proposed budget, and additional background moteriots ore ovo'iabie for ouoi.c Inspection from I 00 a fo 5 00 pm weekdays at the Linn County Auditor Office Llnn County Admin Office Bids 9J0 1st St SW, Cedor Rapids I A dial 911 1974 MERCURY MARQUIS, good condition, tie. 444-353.