Marion approves 12 unit apartment complex for $258 744
A permit issued to Roger H Messerly by the building department authorizes a 12 unit apartment building at 01 South Eleventh Street. Welsh and Welsh Investment Co of Marion will construct at an estimated cost of 258 744, with plans including a swimming pool bath house and recreational area. Other permits listed include repairs and additions to several dwellings and garages at multiple Marion addresses.
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Roger H- Messerly
Building Department
South Eleventh Street
Welsh and Welsh Investment Co
Marion
Oher
Derry Ottaway
Nineteenth Street
John Esch
Fourteenth Street
Jene Schyidl
Eighteenth Avenue
Michael J. Stelfes
Pepper
Undergraduate Work May Earn Nobel Prize
Mar Ark UPI reports an undergraduate researcher, Charles H. Allen of La Grange, Ark, is under consideration for Nobel Prize nomination in biochemistry for cancer-causing virus work. NICR member De. Schlam of Columbia University calls the work a possibly singular breakthrough in cancer research. Allen, a Rice University graduate, has his name singled for this prize amid strong praise.
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Marion man injured in crash near train crossing
Paul R. Brainard, 21, of route three, Marion, was treated at St. Luke's hospital and released after his car struck a boxcar stopped at a crossing in the 700 block of Oakland road near 4 am. Police reported no charges filed.
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Paul R. Brainard
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Rock Island
Oakland Road
Brainard
Oil policy official warns of heating fuel shortages
In remarks on Phase 4 rules and supplies, official Love said voluntary allocations will stay and urged tighter prion controls. He voiced hope for adequate heating oil this winter if weather remains normal, refinery output stays high, and imports match last year's peak, warning severe cold could worsen the outlook. He pledged to ensure fair play for independent petroleum dealers.
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Love
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Howrey Accused in Parking Meter Theft Case
Colin J. Howrey, 19, of 823 Shaver Road NE, is held on larceny charges in Linn County after arrest for stealing seven parking meters near Seventh Street SE and Seventh Avenue. A Cedar Rapids youth was also arrested, processed by the youth bureau, and referred to a probation officer.
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Colin J. Howrey
Shaver Road
Linn County
Seventh Over Nile
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Wyedroid
Cedar Rapids
Youth If Bureau
Youth Accused of Thefts from Father
Dennis M Wallig 19 of Ivea First avenue NE held in Linn county jail on a charge of larceny. He is accused of stealing 19 dollars and tools worth 10 from his father Carl Wallig 1726 Bever avenue SE on Wednesday. Dennis Wallig held on 5000 dollar bond.
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Ivea First Avenue
Linn County
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Bever Avenue
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Union votes to end talks with Wilson and Co
Members of local 22-3 of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America have authorized their bargaining committee to call for termination of the contract at its September 1 expiration if negotiations with Wilson and Co. do not progress satisfactorily. Kenneth Schriner, PC president, said a broader negotiating team representing all Wilson and Co. plants must concur.
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Wilson and Co
Kenneth Schriner
Wark‘lers
Schriner
Mont
Bartel Default Request Taken Under Advisement
Judge Harold Vietor heard Bartel’s default judgment request in the Bartel vs Walters challenge to a Johnson County board of supervisors seat. The case centers on an alleged Canadian felony and Iowa code disqualification. Vietor took the ruling under advisement and warned a weeks-long delay may occur as proceedings remain chaotic.
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Nile
Walters
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Canada
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Agnew Defies Allegations as Nixon Rests at Camp David
The Watergate saga widens as Agnew publicly denies kickback links after an investigative spotlight shifts to him while Nixon hones a public response from Camp David. Agnew faces questions in a windowless room as Nixon plans a formal statement.
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Nixon
Camp David
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Baltimore County
White House
Tama Indian Bureau Agent Transferred to Ashland Wisconsin
Tama Newman Groves, 92, former head of the Mesquakie Indian settlement bureau, is transferred to Ashland Wisconsin effective Aug 1 for investigation into Wisconsin hunting and fishing issues. The move follows friction between Mesquakie Indians and Tama Toledo residents. Minnesota Bureau of Indian Affairs will staff Tama temporarily.
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Newman Groves
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Mesquakle Indian Settlement
Ashland
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Mesquakie
Tama-Toledo
Indian Bureau
Groves
Minnesota Bureau of Indian Affairs
Vinton Man Killed in Crash Services Set
Vinton resident Norbert Winsor, 22, born November 21, 1950 in Cedar Rapids, died Wednesday in a crash in Vinton. His burial and funeral services are planned. he was married.
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Vinton
Norbert Winsor
Cedar Rapids
Maret
Local man dies. services set at Wesley Methodist
Surviving family includes wife Clovla and a brother Tuin along with sister Mrs. Steve Isbell of Vinton and mother Meg Lynn Purdon of Westfield. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Floyd Windsor of Brandon and Arnold Fuller of Fredericksburg, and great grandmother Flo Puiler. Services will be Saturday at 2 at Wesley Methodist Church with burial in Brandon Cemetery Campbell's.
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C. Waylor Go
Shellaburg
Clovla
Ware
Tuin
Steve Isbell
Vinton
Meg
Lynn Purdon
West Field
Floyd Winsor
Brandon
Arenold Fuller
Fredericksburg
Flo {Puiler
Jusup
Pluming Firm Hit By Strike in Dubuque
In Dubuque about 150 workers at Caradeo Manufacturing Co. joined Local 137 of the Mill Workers Union in a strike over a contract dispute after negotiations broke down. The union contract expired at midnight, while a separate 360 workers at A Y McDonald Co. staged a 10th week of strike in plumbing fixtures.
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UPI
Caradeo Manufacturing Co
A. Y. McDonald Co
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