Linn-Mar driver education registrations open for summer
Summer driver education at Linn-Mar high school welcomes district residents aged 15 to 21 for an eight week course. A $5 registration fee is refunded upon course completion. Two sessions run June 4 to July 27 and June 11 to August 3 with at least 30 classroom hours and six driving hours required for a completion certificate. Registrations due April 27 at the high school principal's office. For questions call 377-7373 ext 34.
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Linn-Mar High School
Linn-Mar Class Schedule Highlights
The Linn-Mar schedule lists preschool sessions at 9 a.m. 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. youth lessons at 4 15 p.m. adult open times at 11 30 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. family session at 6 45 p.m. plus a preschool fun block at 3 p.m.
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Linn-Mar
Missionary Society Meeting is Slated
Iowa Women's Presbyterial Missionary Society will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at the Reformed Presbyterian church on South Fifteenth street. Dr. Claude C. Brown of Selma Alabama will speak at 7 30 p m, known for civil rights era work and community service with YMCA schools PTAs and charities.
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Women's Presbyterial Missionary Society
Reformed Presbyterian Church
South Fifteenth Street
Claude C. Brown
Selma
Ala
Brown
South
Dr. Brown
YMCA
Ptas
Mark Prestemon Rites Set for Wednesday
Services for Mark Allen Prestemon 21 are 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Zion United Church of Christ after a hunting rifle accident fatally wounded him. A 1970 Waukon High graduate and University of Iowa honors student, he is survived by his parents James and (name), sister Sue Ann, half sister Pamela, and two half brothers David and Brian.
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Waukon
Zion United Church of Christ
Mark Allen Prestemon
Prestemon
Waukon High School
University of Iowa
James Prestemon
Sue Ann
Pamela
David
Brian
Prestemon Couple Given Public Call Visit
Grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Prestemon of Waukon may be visited at Martins as friends call on the family to pay respects.
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Arthur Prestemon
Waukon
Martin’s
Tax measure dies in Iowa as study panel urged
DES MOINES AP The value-added tax plan to replace the personal property tax was killed by the senate ways and means committee 7-4. An interim study committee would explore eliminating the property tax mainly on inventories. Gov Ray had proposed raising the deductible to 3000 and removing livestock from the tax.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Ways and Means
Robert Ray
Roger Shaff
Ramanche
Senate Committee
Shaff
Fuel Shortage Plot Charged by Iowa Lawmaker
Rep Arlyn Danker of Minden says major oil companies are orchestrating a fuel shortage to raise prices. He claims farmers face limited supplies and warns that without gasoline and diesel, farmers cannot harvest crops this year. He warns higher meat and food costs may follow.
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DES Moines
Arlyn Danker
R- Minden
Danker
Historical Society names Loren N Horton historian specialist
Loren N Horton of Iowa City is named historical specialist for the State Historical Society. native of Clarke county, Horton will lead field work, site development, liaison with agencies, advise local societies, speak statewide, and oversee the Iowa historical market program. He holds BA and MA from the University of Northern Iowa and pursues a PhD at the University of Iowa. He has taught for 18 years.
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Iowa City
Loren N. Horton
State Historical Society
Horton
Iowa
Hopeville
Clarke County
Doyle Township
Murray
University of Northern Iowa
University of Iowa
Mississippi River
Teacher of Iowa and American History Taught in Toledo
A note recalls years beginning in Toledo where he taught Iowa and American history in the public schools, shaping local education through a decade.
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Toledo
Iowa
Hughes Priorities Over Spending Limits Aimed At Budget Debate
Sen. Harold Hughes opened Iowa field hearings on the 1974 federal budget as Democrats clash with President Nixon over priorities. Hughes argued job programs and domestic needs should come before increased military and foreign aid, while noting the 1974 request rises about 19 billion dollars. The hearings focus on employment training education and community action impacts.
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Sioux City
Congress
Nixon
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Iowa
Senate
Craft Picks Up U S Bean Shipment in Chicago Dock
The freighter Dubossary arrived Monday to take 9 000 tons of soybeans, the first Soviet flag vessel to dock in Chicago. The 10 000 ton ship is due to sail Friday for the Black Sea home port.
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Chicago
Dubossary
Black Sea
Magistrates Named for Tama County Courts
A Toledo attorney and a Toledo business leader were chosen as Tama County part time judicial magistrates. Jesse E. Arends and George Stein were selected by the six member appointing commission and will start July 1 earning 4800 dollars yearly. They will hear civil matters up to 1000 dollars and criminal cases from mayor and justice courts, with Toledo and Traer scheduling.
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Toledo
Tama County
Jesse E. Arends
George Stein
Stein
Iowa
Harold Vietor
Cedar Rapids
John L. Hyland
Tama County Appointing Commission
Traer
Mayor’s and
Justice of the Peace Courts
Tama County Judicial Appointing Commission
Tama
James Roan
Robert Powell
Howard Bro
Montour
Ford Kindera
Charles Bearden
Gladbrook
Oelwein Approves City Manager After Veto Override
OELWEIN The city council 5 to 1 overrode the mayoral veto to establish a city manager's office. Mayor Hull urged referral and cited narrow support. The meeting also promoted Patrolman Gary Zingg to sergeant and directed study of work rules hours and wages.
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Oelwein
Louis Hull
Don Wetlauffer
Gary Zingg
Five Injured in Car Truck Crash Near Manchester
Five youths were injured when a car collided with a semi trailer on highway 20 two miles east of Delaware at about 1 30 a m. Driver Daniel Drees 22 of Manchester and passenger Caroline Jasper 15 were in good condition at Manchester hospital. Three other Manchester teens Shirley Oberbreckling 16 Rosemary Keppler 18 and Susan 16 were in fair condition at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids. Drees faced a charge of failure to yield half the roadway.
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Manchester
Highway 20
Delaware
Daniel Drees
Phil Jacobs
New Virginia
Drees
Caroline Jasper
Manchester Hospital
Shirley Oberbreckling
Rosemary Keppler
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