Club Concert Is Set By Marion Musical Literary Club
The Marion Musical Literary Club schedules its annual spring concert next Sunday at 7 30 p m at First United Presbyterian church directed by Mrs Marion Hulin The program features a medley The Heart of America and songs like My Sweet Lady Amazing Grace and more with soloists Joylh West Elaine Endre Joyce Bennett Joyce Abodee ly Evelyn Lorel and Georgia Van Berkum Also included are vocal and instrumental selections and the public is invited to attend.
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Marion
Joylh West
Elaine Endre
Joyce Bennett
Joyce Abodeely
Evelyn Lorel
Georgia van Berkum
Two Plays at Vernon Junior High Eighth graders stage two one act plays
Vernon junior high eighth grade dramatics club presents Thursdays-at Home and Tramps Teens and the Terrors, with cast lists for both productions. Directors are Carolyn Eversole and Carol Staehle. Admission is free. Eta Iota Beta Sigma Phi meets at 7 45 p m in Mrs. Lynn Coles home. Marion's Olde Barn Players plan a drama presentation.
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Lisa Nove
Lisa Kopetsky
Kevin Thomas
Lynette Anderson
Matt Miller
Morris Fleming
Jim McGarrahan
Pat Grady
Shelly Smith
Vicki Hemmingsen
Leslie Holm
Stuart Farmer
Julie Larsen
Gwen DeWoody
Lanette Hauser
Keith Miller
Carolyn Eversole
Carol Staehle
Eta Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Lynn Cole
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Marion
The
Olde Barn Players
Break-in at Denny's D-X Station in Independence
Police investigate robbery at the Denny's D-X station in downtown Independence. Sunday night break-in damaged a door window and about 90 dollars in cash is missing.
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Independence
Denny’s
Legislative impasse on Iowa education funding nears resolution
Des Moines reports the Iowa house and senate clash over 1977 78 operating funds for education agencies. House budget trails Gov Ray by 4.8 million, senate sits about 800 thousand above. lawmakers expect a compromise closer to the senate figure. Sen Palmer cites reason over budget allocations impacting resources. Chamber events in Sioux City and Dubuque bring lawmakers together for meals and celebratory gatherings to discuss mutual issues.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Senate
House
Robert Ray
Price Gains Beat Income Despite Inflation Rise
The Census Bureau reports 1975 median household income rose 5 percent to 11,800 dollars, but prices climbed 9 percent, eroding purchasing power by 3 percent. In March 1976, 11.6 percent of households earned 25,000 or more, comprising 30 percent of income, while about 20 percent earned less than 5,000 dollars, representing 4 percent of total income.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Commercial Credit Offers Flexible Loans For Everyday Needs
Commercial Credit promotes over sixty years of service offering loans from a few hundred dollars to five thousand dollars. Call for options and assistance.
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Commercial Credit
ED Control Data Corporation
Center Point Road
N.E
EPA Grants to Area Towns in Eastern Iowa
Eight Eastern Iowa towns receive EPA reimbursements for sewage treatment plant construction under the federal water pollution control act. Grants range from 700 to 49,400 dollars, with Cedar Rapids receiving two grants of 49,400 and 11,500 dollars respectively. Also notes conductor Leopold Stokowski is 95 today.
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Washington, D.C
Iowa
Mike Blouin
Environmental Protection Agency
Preston
Manchester
Low Moor
Grand Mound
Farley
Oxford Junction
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids
EPA
Robins Post Office Reopens in Garage Conversion
In Robins Iowa residents band together to rebuild the post office after a March fire. Jackie Bateman operates from a garage space loaned by Mayor Joe LeGrand with a four hour daily schedule. The new facility will host 32 box customers while a permanent site is planned.
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Robins
Jackie Baterhan
Postal Service
Bateman
Joe LeGrand
Cardinal Conway Dies in Ireland at 64
Cardinal William Conway, primate of Ireland and Northern Ireland, known for denouncing terrorism, died Sunday at age 64 after an illness. The report notes his leadership spanned the Republic and Northern Ireland.
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Armagh
Northern Ireland
William Cardinal Conway
Irish Republic
Doolittle Raid Noted in World War II History
In 1942 on this date Lt. Col. James Doolittle led a squadron of 16 B25 bombers against Japan marking the first air raid in World War II. The piece also offers travel tips guidance about avoiding risky seating positions in emergencies.
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Col
James Doolittle
Japan
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