Kirkwood Architects Mull Hit Run Vehicle Bid Budget Dilemma
Kirkwood Community College staff and Brown Healey and Bock Architects face a budget clash as bids for the Town Hall exceed engineer estimates by about 40 percent. With bids around 2.8 million, site work already cost about 90 thousand, and the board weighs whether to negotiate materials or scale plans while planning for future student needs. Meanwhile in Iowa City Coralville police hunt for a damaged tan car linked to a hit and run at Melrose and Movom Trek Blvd, injuring Robert Lee Fleming.
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South African to Be Marion AFS Student at Local School
Karen Susanne Jorgensen aged 17 from Springs South Africa has arrived to live with Edwin Carslen and family at 295 Twelfth Avenue Marion and attend Marian High School as a senior for the next school year. Her parents Paul and Mrs Jorgensen of Springs will remain in South Africa. Miss Jorgensen plans to study medical technology and previously graduated from Springs Girls High School.
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House panel votes to subpoena Nixon home spending records
The House Government Operations Committee unanimously approves subpoenas for government spending on President Nixon's private homes. A presidential counsel had pledged voluntary disclosure by next Monday. The measure also contemplates similar records for Johnson, Kennedy, Eisenhower, and Truman residences.
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Crash Survivor Gets New Home
St Louis AP report says a two year old female beagle surviving the July 28 Ozark Air Lines crash is headed to a new home. Humane Society officials say the dog was found two days after the crash that claimed 38 lives and is being sent to a kennel in Henrietta Texas. A prospective buyer from Dexter Missouri rejected the beagle on a trial basis, and the new owner chose to remain anonymous.
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Jewelry and Antiques Reported Stolen in Southwest
Jewelry and antiques valued at 2371.40 were reported stolen from Belly Pittenberg at 1618 Pour-Steenth Avenue SW. Items include two diamond rings and a diamond watch. Suspected to have occurred Tuesday or Wednesday and later traced to an antique sale.
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Iowa City Adult Book Store Hit by Vandals
Iowa City police report vandals damaged the Burlington Arcade and an adult bookstore early Thursday. Bricks shattered four front wine windows and a glass door, a sex symbol and the words Smash This Pig Sty were sprayed on the façade. No items appeared missing.
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Call for stronger policing of the legal profession
Washington AP reports incoming American Bar Association president Chesterfield Smith of Lakeland Massachusetts calls for improved discipline in the legal profession. Smith and successor James D. Fellers of Oklahoma City urge a national center to assist state bars, citing Watergate as proof of insufficient policing. They say reform began before Watergate and public dissatisfaction has grown.
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