Youth Athletics Debate Over Field Use At Linn-Mar
Linn-Mar school board met in a special session to deny high school band director James L. Franklin an immediate release for 1926 77 and to consider use of the football field by a Metro Youth Football Assn group Sundays Sept 12 through Oct 17. The board approved field use with conditions, citing community access and concerns about fifth and sixth graders competitive play, and noted staff presence and expense considerations. The meeting included facility tours and wage, contract, and staffing items for the district.
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James L. Franklin
Linn-Mar Sage Board
Franklin
Wisconsin
Metro Youth Football Assn, Inc
Linn-Mar
Glen Easterday
Easterday
Paul Stoppels
Little “League
Jerry Tharp
Ken. Hoffman
Stoppels
Educational Services Center
ESC
Novak
Marion Council Awards Boyson Road Paving Contract
Marion officials awarded Flynn Construction Co. of Dubuque the $259,624.42 contract for the Boyson road extension paving project with a performance bond accepted. A $3,500 Soil Testing Services proposal for additional inspection was approved, along with vault and sidewalk work at Seventh Ave and Tenth St. Final plats for Eastview Second Addition Ivy Aire Acres First Addition and Thomas E McGowan 34th Addition were accepted. The council referred a weight embargo request for Larick Drive to the engineering department and approved up to $2,709 for adult crossing guards for 1976-77. Also approved $1,615 for Herman Thompson Associates for design of the community center. An executive session followed to discuss recreation committee and land acquisition.
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Marion
Boyson Road
Flynn Construction Co
Dubuque
Flynn
Soil Testing Services’ of Iowa, Inc
Seventh Avenue
Tenth Street
Eastview
Ivy Aire Acres
Linn County
Thomas E. McGowan
Twenty Ninth Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Marion Independent
Herman Thompson Associates
William J. Grundy
House Approves U S Land Funds For Counties
The House passed a bill by 269 to 125 to boost federal payments to about one in three counties with large federal land holdings. It would add roughly 118 million dollars annually and guarantee minimum revenue on federal lands, with special reimbursements for counties hosting national parks or wilderness areas created in the past five years.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nevada
Forceps Inside Man for 28 Years
Orlando, Florida. Navy hospital doctor X rayed Warren Webb last month and revealed he has carried a seven inch surgeon's forceps in the area of his former appendix for 28 years. Webb, a high school teacher and ex air force lieutenant colonel, had the instrument removed after an appendectomy in 1946 at a Tennessee clinic.
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Orlando
Fla
Warren Webb
Webb
Air Force
Five Candidates File for Linn-Mar Board of Education
Five persons including three incumbents filed nomination papers for Linn-Mar school board. Incumbents Ken yon Hoffman Jerry Tharp and Duane Caylor seek three year terms. For one year, incumbent Margery Scheie and Rudy Nova l seek the seat. Board elections set for September 14.
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Linn-Mar Board of Education
Kenyon Hoffman
Jerry Tharp
Windsor Drive
Cedar Rapids
Duane Caylor
Alpine Road
Margery Scheie
Fifteenth Avenue
Rudy Noval
Three Files Nomination For Marion School Board
Three persons filed nomination papers for Marion Independent School Board seats expiring this fall. The board election is set for September 14. Filing were Ellen Adams at 907 Eleventh Street, incumbent. Randal Mahurin at 1274 Twelfth Street. and Carolus Rothmeyer at 1025 Twenty sixth Street. Incumbent Richard Snyder is not seeking reelection.
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Marion
No Wonder He Didn't Flinch
Palermo Sicily police fired warning shots and ordered the burglar to surrender as the 16 year old ignored commands and looted a desk at a Pirelli tire office. After arrest, police found the suspect was deaf mute.
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Palermo
Sicily
Pirelli Tire Company
Soviets May Have Violated Spirit of Nuclear Pact
U S intelligence review probes whether the Soviet blasts on July 4 at Semipalatinsk and July 29 at Azgir violated the treaty spirit. Officials cite limited terrain data and uncertain yields, with preliminary indications pointing to an infraction of intent though not the legal letter, as the pact had not yet been ratified.
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A. U S
U.S
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Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Iran
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
United States
Tiny Tim Sued for Libel in $6 Million Suit
Publicist John Carmen files in Manhattan Supreme Court accusing Herbert Khoury known as Tiny Tim of falsely alleging he won the affections of Tim's wife in February 1972 harming Carmen’s business. The suit targets the book Tiny Tim published last June.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Khoury
Tiny Tim
Vicki
John Carmen
Manhattan Supreme Court
Rosalind Russell Undergoes Hip Replacement Surgery
Los Angeles actress Rosalind Russell had hip replacement surgery for arthritic condition on Wednesday. A publicity spokesman said she is progressing satisfactorily and the first announcement was made Thursday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Rosalind Russell
Usery Urges Continuous Rubber Talks
Washington AP report says negotiations between strking rubber workers URW and the four major manufacturers will resume Saturday. Labor Secretary Usery urged continuous bargaining until the 15 week strike ends, noting widespread hardship from the dispute. The 60,000 workers began striking April 21, idling 47 plants and about 60 percent of tire production, risking auto production slowdowns.
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Washington
W. 3
Usery
United Rubber Workers
URW
Firestone
Goodyear
Uniroyal
BF. Goodrich
Sasser Wins Tennessee Demo Senate Primary
James Sasser former state Democratic chairman won the Tennessee Democratic Senate primary and will face incumbent Republican Bill Brock in November. Brock was unopposed in the GOP primary. Sasser defeated John Jay Hooker Jr while five other Democrats trailed. In the 4th district race Albert Gore Jr defeated Stanley Rogers for the nomination. Gore heads to Washington to represent the Cumberland Plateau area. All incumbents seeking reelection were nominated.
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James Sasser
U.S. Senate
Bill Brock
Brock
Sasser
Tennessee
John Jay Hooker, Jr
Senate
4Th
Joe Evins
Albert Gore, Jr
U.S
Stanley Rogers
Gore
Washington
Cumberland Plateau
Cordell Hull
Senate OKs Tax Break For Education Expenses
The Senate backs a 2250 yearly education expense tax credit starting at 100 next July rising to 250 by 1980. If a student files, up to 250 can reduce tax owed. otherwise credit goes to parents or spouse. Excludes room and board. Cost projected at 1.1 billion annually. Also approved estate tax revision reducing revenue by 2 billion and favored tax breaks for Olympic athletes training costs.
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Washington
Senate
U.S. Treasury
House
Panicky Palestinians Force Rescue Convoy To Pull Out
In Beirut tal Zaatar camp a Red Cross convoy retreated after panicked residents attempted to seize its vehicles. A driver was lightly wounded and 28 wounded were evacuated earlier. Militia gunfire reported near Nabaa intensified tensions amid a fragile cease fire in the Lebanese civil war.
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Lebanon
Red Cross
Tal Zaatar
Tal ‘Zaatar
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Moslera
Alain Modoux
Geneva
Tai Zaatar
Modoux
Nabaa
Tal Zastar
Water district bonds risk warn buyers on tax exempt issues
A reader who bought three thousand dollars of water district bonds did not receive the May coupon after a bank said funds were unavailable. The letter explains bearer bonds lack notification, a law firm certifies legality only, and debt depends on the issuer's revenues. Tax exempt bonds are only as good as the backing government or agency.
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Water District
Jetter
Treasury
Unclear OCR fragment on legal matter and schedule
Fragmentary text mentions DOR DORCL matter CARE and Son Surey with questions about punctuation and absurd phrases. It references a schedule or recess at The Garette and a possible law or assessment process. The readable items are disjoint and lack clear entities or outcomes.
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Matter Care & Son Surey. Ret
Navy Clotheslines at Camp Lejeune Bids Question Costs
Norfolk AP reports the Navy seeks 896 clotheslines for Camp Lejeune housing at an estimated $100,000 to $500,000. Cmdr. Ernst notes the Navy does not provide dryers. lines replace worn-out units. Sealed bids open Sept. 2 with a $100,900 minimum estimate.
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Norfolk
Ernst
Navy
Senate Approves Broad Clean Air Bill With Extensions
The Senate approved a broadened Clean Air Act revision 78 to 13, setting relaxed emission deadlines for 1979 and 1980 model cars and authorizing studies on aerosol sprays. It allows up to 19 years for transit upgrades and up to 25 900 dollars in penalties for plants failing to meet orders after January 1, 1979.
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Washington
Senate
House
National Academy of Science
Burning warning sent to Hiawatha residents
Hiawatha city officials warned residents after three grass fires this week. City Clerk Joan Biederman said burning within city limits is prohibited until after Oct 1. Fires started Tuesday from burning papers and materials and grew due to dry conditions. Only leaves and twigs may be burned in fall. Violations carry a misdemeanor fine up to 160 dollars or up to 20 days in jail.
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Hiawatha
Ater
Joan Biederman
Public Hearing Notice Read for Lot 4 and Adjacent Property
Notice announces a public hearing on property parcels including Lot 4 and nearby lots in the town of Creer Rance. The vague legal description lists measurements, names, and local officials and sets a date in the spring season for the proceedings.
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Cede Hardy
Krwc
Dorey
Avon
Ciary Poneto
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