Linn-Mar summer programs outline reading math and more
Linn Marcos summer offerings include reading and mathematics for grades 1 6 from June 16 to July 17 at Wilkins and Bowman Woods. Instrumental music runs two sessions with summer library periods for ages 5 through fourth grade. Gymnastics weight training and three on three basketball are planned plus athletic brochures and contact details for further information. Transportation not provided. No classes July 3.
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Linn-Mar
Wilkins and
Bowman Woods
Wilkins Elementary
Paul Stoppels
Marion Roundup Highlights Spring Concert and Market News
The Marion High School band hosts a spring concert Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the high school gym with solo jazz performances and selections from Washington appearances. seniors and parents honored, free to the public. The Marion Farmers Market opens May 9 at Thomas Park, Saturdays 8 to 11 30 a.m. through Oct 10 with $35 season booths or $6 daily, home grown items only. Police report 22 arrests last week including six drunk driving, three public intoxication, and four juveniles for beer possession. Open house at Kinder Care Learning Center Saturday 1 to 4 p.m. previews summer camp. center offers various programs and hours 6 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. for ages 6 weeks to 12 years.
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Washington
D.C
Marion Farmers Market
Thomas Park
Marion Park
Marion Community Center
Marion
Kinder-Care
Marion Briefs Hospitalized at Mercy Hospital
Marion Airedale resident Franz Sieck, age 1055 17th St., is a patient at Mercy Hospital. Visitors are allowed. Found male Airedale, contact 377-2837 for Adv.
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Franz Sieck
17Th St
Mercy Hospital
Airedale
Marion
Bomb threat planning urged for Cedar Rapids small firms
Cedar Rapids police report 41 bomb threats this year as a seminar on handling threats draws about 41 attendees. Capt James Gillen and Sgt Mike Emerson advise careful info gathering, building searches, and avoidance of automatic evacuation while awaiting police.
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City Hall
Cedar Rapids
Police Department
Cedar Rapids- Marion Chamber of Commerce
James Tom
Gillen
Mike Emerson
Emerson
Robbery attempt at Tic-Toc tavern thwarted by bartender
Two masked men entered the Tic-Toc tavern at 600 17th St NE just before 2 a.m. A bartender hurled quarters to scare them away as the gunman fired twice. Bullet holes were found in the ceiling. Police seek two white males seen running west on E Avenue from 17th Street.
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Tic-Toc
17Th St. NE
E Avenue
17Th Street
Nordman Jewelry Ad Offers Diamonds Gold and Watches
Daily TV listings in The Gazette feature Nordman Jewelry advertising diamonds gold and pocket watches for sale.
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Nordman Jewelry
the Gazette
Guilty verdict in Linn case of sale to minors
Robert G. Lindsley 46 of 4410 Pepperwood Hill SE was found guilty in Linn District Court of selling beer to a person under the legal age. Sentencing set for April 20. Trial followed an April 12 1980 incident at the Tic Toc restaurant 600 17th St NE amid a Linn County undercover probe.
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Robert G. Lindsley
Pepperwood Hill SE
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Lindsley
Thomas Koehler
17Th St
Linn County
Linn County Sheriff's Department
Cedar Rapids
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Guy Booth
Stephen Swift
Third Avenue Division
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Edgewood Manor Care Center
Clive Drive
Gil Storm
William Kassler
Marion High School
Kinder-Care Learning Center
35Th St
By Kurt Rogahn Dazette Staft Write
C.R. Tavern
Leather Company
First Ave. S.E. Cedar Rapids
Tandy
Linn
Pier 1
Westdale Mall
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