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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1964

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Publicity shy East Iowa farmer linked to What Cheer plant

Boo McClune, a publicity shy farmer, is at the center of What Cheer rumors that he bought the former Griffin Pipe plant on the town’s south edge and will take possession by early autumn. He confirms only making offers to Amsted and denies any finalized contract, while locals discuss his wealth, acreage, and potential role as plant superintendent if he reopens the site to produce sewer pipe and drain tile.

Boo McClune Griffin Pipe Products Co McClune American Steel Foundries of Chicago Bernice McClune Mike Steanek Elmer Pix Wagner Harold Stephenson Stephenson What Cheer Bob McClune McClunes Bernice Dorothy Steanek Naomi Johannes Paul McClune Esther Harriman Lee McClune Air Force Huntsville Als Amsted

Lone Tree Plans Housing Bond Election Fight

Lone Tree schedules a special Aug 17 vote on a senior housing project. Residents will approve a housing commission to issue long term bonds guaranteed by the federal government. Bond sale not counted as Lone Tree debt. commission acts as a separate authority. Approval requires a 60 percent margin. If passed, the commission seeks U S Housing Administration support.

Lone Tree Commission U.S. Public Housing Administration

Tax Receipts Down in July in Iowa

DES MOINES AP Tax receipts for July totalled 8,840,309 a drop of nearly 1 000 000 from a year ago. The biggest decline came from individual income taxes down 688 486. Use tax on vehicles rose 314 278 helping offset the income tax loss. Sales tax fell 5 947 beer tax up 13 985 and cigarette tax up 19 041.

Des Moines State Tax Commission Iowa

Budgeting Institute Sept 2224 at SU

JOWA CITY A budget basics program for non accounting managers and officials will be held Sept 24 24 at the University of Iowa. Don R Sheriff head of management services at SUI calls it a learning by doing workshop covering budget cycles from objectives to construction analysis and review including electronic data processing in budgeting.

Jowa City University of Iowa Don R. Sheriff Bureau of Labor and Management SUI

Heffernan Elected Commander of Local American Legion Post

Kenneth Heffernan was elected commander of the American Legion post. Other officers named include Dick Stock as adjutant, George Baskerville as service officer, and Clarence Binning as secretary and treasurer.

Delaware Saint Gets Land Gift

The Ed Kuhlmans of Manchester give 22 acres of land northwest of here including a brick inn that served west bound travelers before rail service. The gift honors Elizabeth Evans Owen and the site along Coffin's Creek has hosted Masonville Grange events since 1846. The land, taken from the government by Henry Baker, will be developed as a picnic and camp site by the conservation board.

Manchester Here Ed Kuhlmans Delaware County Conservation Board Kuhlman Coffin's Creek Masonville Grange Henry Baker The Conservation Board

Hamdorfs Hold Annual Reunion in Massillon Park

Descendants of John Hamdorf gathered at a Massillon park for their annual reunion last weekend. Organizing chairs for the 1964 event were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamdorf and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamdorf.

Lowden John

Regents Approve Iowa State University Building Purchases

Des Moines reports the state board of regents authorized equipment buys for two new buildings at the University of Iowa, including facilities for a mental retardation center and a musical care unit, plus acquisition of campus property. An $8,382 Natkin and Company contract in Omaha was approved for steam line work across multiple buildings. Frantz Construction of Iowa City won a $28,500 athletics facilities contract for structural steel, long-span joists, steel grating, and lighting over the basketball area.

Des Moines University of Iowal State Board of Regents Regents Natkin and Company Omaha Neb College of Business Administration General Assembly Board In Control of Athletics Frantz Construction Iowa City

Aq Specialists Set Meets with NE Iowa Farmers

A team of agricultural specialists will meet drought struck farmers in Northeast Iowa Monday and Tuesday to discuss the drought impact on crops. The visit includes Osage Postville Nashua Cresco testing stations and limited samples per farmer.

Iowa Ames UPI Co-Operative Extension Service Osage Postville Nashua Anderson

Camping Workshop Opens at Palisades

IOWA CITY The second annual family camping workshop sponsored by the University of Iowa will open today at Palisades Kepler State Park near Cedar Rapids. The week long program covers camp cookery equipment care and maintenance trip planning recreation for children and family basic survival techniques and conservation.

Iowa City University of Iowa Palisades-Kepler State Park Cedar Rapids

Science Grants Awarded to SUI Coe and Cornell

National Science Foundation grants totaling 19,900 go to Cedar Rapids area colleges for independent undergraduate research. Coe College receives 8,400 for four students under Frank Pennington in chemistry next summer and 1965 66 year. Cornell College gets two grants: 4 participants in chemistry directed by Addison Rutland and 2 100 for three participants under F A Pray in biology. Ten students at University of Iowa under Milton Rosenbaum receive 21,000. NSF totals include 242 colleges and universities nationwide to groom top science students for graduate study and careers.

Coe F. A. Pray University of Iowa Department of Psychology Milton E. Rosenbaum NSF

Courthouse Hours Extended By One Hour Weekdays

MARENGO The county courthouse will stay open one hour longer from Aug 17. Weekdays hours will be 8 am to 12 noon and 1 to 5 pm, up from 4 pm. Saturday hours remain 8 am to 12 noon. County Auditor Gordon Willis announced the change.

Marengo Gordon Willis

Advisory Group to Meet on Luther College Campus

Governor Harold Hughes advisory committee on conservation of outdoor resources will meet Monday at 8 am on the Luther College campus. President E. D. Farwell will host the meeting at the college grounds.

Decorah Harold Hughes Luther College Luther Presiident E. D. Farwell

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