Vote on School Levy Set in Marion District
Voters in the Marion Independent school district will decide Sept. 11 on a 2 mill levy for ten years to fund sites and buildings. Enrollment shifts prompt budget changes. Emerson School faces class size concerns and potential grade reconfigurations. Precinct voting locations and election clerks announced. Also covered are utility franchise talks, land purchases for water facilities, zoning changes, and city improvements.
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Marion Independent School
Board of Education
Emerson School
Richard M. Sorensen
Sorensen
Emerson
Arnold Benedict
Sorenson
Starry
Fred .Wade
Eugene ‘de Young
Warren Jennings
Maurice Barnes
Edwin McGee
Harold Kirnk
Harvey Witte
Lowell Sebern
Washington School
Nathan
Walker
Exrase Weltha
Raymond ,Jaefer
Dale Wears
Preciogt
Irving Oe
Edwin Lala
R.R. Livingston
Dale Reece
Lloyd
Marion
Jowallinois Gas and Electric Co
Marion Receives Second Pedestrian Safety Plaque
Marion earns a second consecutive pedestrian safety plaque at a Thursday council meeting. Bob Birr of Polar Rapids Autoclub presented the award amid praise for Birr’s years of police support and city safety work. The council approved a $128,563.28 Cedar Valley Inc. contract for Project No. 1 with 68,566 dollars in assessments to property owners and city funding the rest. A separate division 4 payment of 20,048.48 to Cement and Asphaltic Concrete Co. was approved for the 1972 sewer maintenance. A Linn‑Mar board committee planning meeting is scheduled Monday at 7:30 p.m.
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Marion
Bob Birr
Polar Rapids
Autoclub
ASA
Leighton W. Ford
Birr
Fowler
Vernon
Johni
Gazette
Marion Independent School Safe
Ant Ty Patral
Chester
Bullis
Cedar Valley, ‘Inc
Alee
F Cement and Asphaltic, Concrete Co., Inc
Hospitalized patient at St Luke s with visitors allowed
Surgical patient Philip De Fran at St Luke s Hospital. Address 2465 Eighth Avenue. August For Sale Berger and Far rer Marion ad.
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Philip de Franeigen
Eighth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Berger, Farrer, Marion
House Passes College Loan Revision Bill
Washington news: House passes a bill to restore old guaranteed loan regulations for students with incomes above $15,000 disqualifying them automatically and below that amount granting need based loans. It would require parental confidential income statements and empower college officials to determine need, with Senate action expected.
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Washington
LPI
House
Senate
Edith Green
D-Ore
Green
Congress
Earthquake reported near New Guinea and Bougainville
The National Earthquake Information Center reported a large quake striking the southwest Pacific near New Guinea and Bougainville islands. Seismographs recorded the event at magnitude 7.4 on the Richter scale.
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Boulder
Colo
UPI
Ntional Earthquake Information Center
Pacific
New Erie Hein
Bougainville Islands
Papaa
New Guinea
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Benerlet
Emerton
By Larry Tanner
Water Board of Trustees
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Brooks
Hazel Merrill
Don DeVault
Lloyd K. Tanbe
Water Department
Hoth
Robert Meyer
Sixth Avenue
John von Rehren
Fifth Avenue
City Landfih
Linnwood Acres
X- Linn-Mar
Board of Education - Planning Committee
Marshall
Dingman
Country Fair
Ring Factory
Ray
New ‘Gainea
Joe
Gibson
Gikeon Stumbarmester
Mt. Vernon Rd
19Th St
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Perea
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Blue Ribbon
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