Free Linn-Mar tickets offered to seniors and board meeting set
Free honorary booster cards for residents 60 and older allow access to athletic events and performances at Linn-Mar. Cards available at the First United Methodist office and the Educational Services Center. Cards may be reused yearly. seniors pay extra for reserved football seats. Linn-Mar School Board meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. after a 6:30 p.m. plant tour. Also reports home sales in Marion.
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Linn-Mar
First United Methodist
Eighth Ave
Linn-Mar Educational Services Center
10Th Street
Paul Stoppels
Linn-Mar Community School Board
Educational Services Center Board Room
Theft Wave Hits Marion Police Reports In Week
Thirty one theft cases were reported to the Marion police in the last week including 17 thefts tied to bad checks. Three cases were cleared by payment and five by arrests. Two bicycles were recovered with no arrests. burglaries numbered three with one cleared by arrest. forgery six cases and criminal mischief six with two arrests. One disorderly conduct complaint followed obscenities at women. one person charged with intoxication.
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Marion
Youths charged with theft and weapon possession in Cedar Rapids
Two Cedar Rapids youths aged 16 and 17 face theft charges after allegedly taking items valued at 130 dollars from a parked car owned by Steve Carter on 2545 1th Ave. Officers spotted the teens running and found a 30 inch club in the 16-year-old's car. Both were released to parents to appear at the Linn County Juvenile Facility.
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Cedar Rapids
Steve Carter
1Th Ave
Linn County
Marion man injured in early Sunday one car crash
A 20 year old Marion man Curtis Paullins of 700 35th St Marion was listed in fair condition at St Luke s Hospital after a one car crash near Shueyville on old Highway 218. The Iowa Highway Patrol trooper covered the scene but details were unavailable.
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Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Shueyville
Curtis Paullins
35Th St
Iowa Highway Patrol
Marion man’s prank backfires on parking fine
A Marion resident mailed in tickets with half a ten dollar bill for two 48 hour parking offenses. Police checked with federal officials who declined to press misdemeanor charges for tearing the bill. The torn money was returned with a new demand for payment.
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Marion
Linn-Mar Band Camp Schedule Details 1978
Linn-Mar High School band camp starts Thursday with freshmen and transfer students at 9 a.m. Percussion and auxiliary units in grades 9 to 12 begin at 1 p.m. Upperclassmen grades 10 to 12 start August 21 at 9 a.m. Practices are in the junior high band room and on the marching field. Questions: Steve Colton or Pam Hauser at Linn‑Mar 377-7373.
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Linn-Mar
Steve Colton
Pam Hauser
Berlin shooting suspect arrested in cross‑border crime
East German police say West Berlin resident Frank Mueller fired at the Friedrichstrasse checkpoint and tried to flee. He is linked to other violent acts against East German property, ADN reported. Also dated note about 1784 Alaska Kodiak colony founded.
Mass for Pope Paul VI at All Saints Church
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree urged to wear formal attire for a 7:30 p.m. mass at All Saints Catholic Church with Monsignor E J Becker presiding.
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Knights of Columbus
Pope Paul VI
All Saints Catholic Church
E.J. Becker
Garlic powder to deter raccoons at Maryland lung office
In Ellicott City Maryland raccoons caused two break ins at Lung Association of Mid-M Maryland offices gnawing walls and scattering papers. Owner State Delegate Hugh Burgess plans to spread garlic powder to deter future visits promising the animals may taste garlic if they persist.
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Fice
Robert Butehorn
Hugh Burgess
U S to Finance Egyptian Drainage Project
Cairo report says the United States will provide 100 million dollars to fund a major drainage project in Cairo. Al Ahram notes Britain will lend 95 million dollars interest free for the same project, aiding Egypt’s development.
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Cairo
Egypt
United States
al Ahram
Britain
Tokyo Trims Water Flow Amid Five Year Drought
Tokyo metropolitan government cuts water flow at main pumping stations from midnight to 6 a.m. to curb consumption by about seven percent during the capital’s worst dry spell in five years.
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Tokyo
Stanek Named Acting Director of Iowa Energy Policy Council
Gov. Ray appoints Dr. Ed ward Stanek 32 Des Moines as acting director of the Iowa Energy Policy Council. Stanek leads the air and land quality division of the Iowa Department of Environmental Quality and has held roles with the National Governors Association Task Force on Clean Air and the State and Territorial Air Pollution Program Administrators. He is a St Procopius College graduate and holds a Ph.D. from Iowa State University.
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Des Moines
UPI
Edward Stanek
Robert D. Ray
Iowa Energy Policy Council
Stanek
Iowa Department of Environmental Quality
Energy Council
Robson Riggs
California
National Governors’ Association
State and Territorial Air Pollution Program Administrators Group
Inter-Agency Coordinating Council On
EPC
Iowa Department of Health
St. Procopius College
Illinois
Iowa State University
Ames
Driver jailed after chase ends in injury crash
Danny Fennern, 18, of Vinton is jailed in Benton County on willful injury reckless driving and hit and run charges. He chased Debra Rouse, 18, also of Vinton, causing her car to spin and hit a parked vehicle. Rouse was treated for a concussion and broken nose at Virginia Gay Hospital. Two passengers were treated and released.
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Vinton
Danny Fennern
Benton County
Virginia Gay Hospital
Lera_ Bragg
Doug Holven
Dysart
Classified Ad Insight for Sellers
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David L. Barker
Ninth Ave
Springville
John H. Tapper
Route 3
Delhi
Charles C. Nosely
Rockford
Ill
John Zachar Jr
Marion Man
U.S
YMCA
Marion Branch
Gouzette
John Deere Insurance
John Deere
Alaska
Kodiak Island
C.R. News
P-3
Bever Park
Jerry Fitzgerald
Alcoholics Anonymous
Trinity Lutheran School
Seventh Ave
16Th St
Peoples Church
Third Ave SE
Sportsman’s Barber Service
Center Point Rd
Madeline
Mt. Vernon Rd
Kansas City
Kirkwood Alumni Association
Avenue Floral
Pierson’s Florists
Liebke
All Saints School
Linn Democrats
Jerome
IE Tower
Smulekoff
Amana
R Nee
Handyman’s
Bill Grunewald
Paul Jones
Charles Clarke
Jerry Baird
Mell O'Donnell
Quality
Kennedy
Bob Miell
Northwood Knolls Ranch
Joe Downey
Floyd Edmund
Ohn Zachar Jr
PEO
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