Snow removal set to start downtown at midnight Thursday
Marion public services announces snow removal will begin at midnight in the downtown area. Residents are urged not to park downtown late tonight and to unplug catch basins to aid runoff. Warm temperatures are expected to melt the snow quickly. Garbage collection is back on schedule after the storm with no Saturday pickups. Job opportunities are advertised in the Want Ads.
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Marion
Public Services Department
Russell Ward
Public Services
Ward
Seven Day Building Permits and Local Notices Summary
Building permits issued include Alice A. Miller reroofing an out building at 1176 Fourth Street for 130 dollars and Donald J. Miller garage at 1025 West Tenth Avenue for 1 440 dollars. Other items cover bedroom addition for John D. Leeks at 1135 Northview Drive for 2 500 dollars and Abbott funeral services for Patricia A. Abbott at Lutheran Church of the Resurrection in Marion. Funeral burial at Roselawn Cemetery in Columbus Nebraska. YMCA Marion branch activity schedule lists numerous classes and times. Yeisley funeral services for Thomas P. Yeisley at Baxter Memorial Chapel. Police court notes list multiple speeding, license, and traffic violations with fines from 6 to 50 dollars. Fish and shrimp served every Friday 6 to 9 p.m. Stickney's Scoreboard ad.
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Alice A. Miller
Fourth Street
Donald J. Miller
West Tenth Avenue
John D. Leeks
Northview Drive
G. D. Stark
Eighth Avenue
Miles Adams
Donald E. Cantaberry
Regis E. Weland
Random Road SE
Cedar Rapids
Samuel R. Caldemeyer
Thirty-fifth Street
Albert L. Luerkens
Central City
Judith A. Thomsen
Roger F. Tayek
Richard A. Weber
Thirty-second Street
Larry D. Wright
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Michael C. Richards
Seventh Street
Iowa
Arlie M. Weaver
Seventh Avenue
Stephen A. Church
Ely
Scott V. Carter
Sixth Street
John B Pettit
M Street
Joseph R. Bromberg
Hiawatha
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
John G.vecellio
Sussex Drive
Earnest L. Schlemmer
Paris and Hanoi establish full diplomatic ties
Paris and Hanoi agreed to full diplomatic relations with an exchange of ambassadors. Since the 1954 peace agreement France and North Vietnam had maintained missions and delegations in each other’s capitals.
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Paris
France
North Vietnam
Security Breach Ends Israel’s Tourney Hopes
Israel criticized Yugoslavia for not guaranteeing safety at the world table tennis championships in Sarajevo. Israeli players pulled out after arriving home, following the arrest of four armed Arabs and pressure from security officials.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Israel
Yugoslavia
Sarajevo
German Communist Parties Urge Brandt to Cancel Israel Trip
The small German Communist party urged Chancellor Willy Brandt to cancel his planned June visit to Israel and condemn Israel's barbaric acts of piracy against Arab Palestinians in Bonn.
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Brandt
Israel
Bonn
Germany
Communist Party
Willy Brandt
Blamey Warns of Japanese Invasion Buildup
Gen Sir Thomas Blamey warned that Japan massed 200000 troops and a strong air force in the island arc above Australia aiming to seize air supremacy. He stressed the danger to Allied positions in the Southwest Pacific as tensions rose.
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Thomas Blamey
Japan
Australia
Detroit Decries New Emissions Limits by Edward Lewitz
Detroit automakers challenge EPA 1975 emission limits as too strict and costly. GM Chairman Richard Gerstenberg and Ford Chairman Henry Ford II threaten legal action, arguing catalysts may be needed on all cars and could add 200 to 300 dollars per 1975 model.
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Detroit
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
General Motors
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Ford
Henry Ford II
EPA
Eat Rickelshaus
California
Rickelshaus
EPA Ruling Raises Auto Costs for Californians
Californians will spend at least 200 more dollars for 1975 model cars to meet new emissions rules. Engine adjustments and catalytic converters add about 50 to 75 dollars per year plus a 50 dollar replacement after 25 000 miles. Makers get one more year to comply with the emissions standards.
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Detroit
Calfornia
Los Angeles
Gorland
Lerlil Slale
Slaluallus
Winit
Watergate probe widens beyond break in
Grand jury testimony questions Chapin Strachan and Segretti on alleged political spying and sabotage linked to the Watergate affair. FBI records cited that Segretti received over 30000 from Nixon campaign funds via Kalmbach. McCord says Liddy and Mitchell discussed wiretap transcripts and priorities.
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Washington
Kalmbach
FBI
Watergate Grand Jury
Chapin
New York
White House
Dwight Chapin
Gordon Strachan
California
Donald Segretti
Strachan
Segretti
Democrats
Senate
Herbert Kalmbach
Times
Washington Post
James McCord
Grand Jury
John Mitchell
McCord
G. Gordon Liddy
Mitchell
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Linn-Mar
Yeisley
Thomas P. Yeisley
Baxter Memorial Chapel
William Cotton
Stickney
Hanoi
Toy Spy
QUEEN
TEEN
QueenéTeen
Edward Lewitz
Ruckelshaus
Chrysler Corp
State Board of Regents
Currier
University of Iowa
Slumberland
SERTA
Serta-Pedic
Slumberland Follsieep
Roosevelt Hotel
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