Marion high school registration schedules for sophomores juniors and seniors
Registration at Marion high on the first school day runs from 7:30 a.m. with seniors assigned 7:40 to 9:20 a.m. by last name blocks, juniors from 9:40 to 12:40 p.m. by alphabet, and sophomores from 1:20 to 3 p.m. Also reported: a barn fire at Richard E. Tanner farm destroyed the old structure, with 25 to 30 bales of straw burned and cause blamed on playing children.
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Marion High School
Marion
Richard E. Tanner
Tipton School Board OKs 1973 Budget
The Tipton community school board approved a 1973 budget of 1,377,323 dollars, about 100,000 higher than 1972, with a 35,000 layaway to improve operating balance to avoid borrowing. The board also approved a five cent per meal lunch price increase and a lease raise of 180 dollars for the Gardner building. Staffing changes include Norman Bell’s resignation and replacements Steve Stroh Laurie Price Linda Sue Krickman.
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Tipton
Gardner
Norman Bell
Steve Stroh
Laurie Price
James Kern
Linda Sue Krickman
Marion Courts Hear Monday Traffic and Other Docket
A Marion magistrate court Monday handled a large list of speeding and traffic offenses. Notables include Elizabeth Holmgren, Johnnie Sherlock, Bruce Gravatt, and others across Cedar Rapids Central City Martelle Coralville Wellman and more, with fines ranging from 10 to 40 dollars. The docket also records improper passing, traffic signal violations, unlawful riding, and operation without registration. Also reported was the death of long time Marion resident Frank Stevenson aged 80.
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Elizabeth A. Holmgren
McGowan Boulevard
Johnnie G. Sherlock
Mount Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Bruce R. Gravatt
Hillview Drive
Kenneth B. Akers
Central City
Jefeenth
Calvin W
Frey A. Schuh
Eight- Jenkins
Keyes Court
Mark A. Remington
Brockman Avenue
Gregory Hoff
Mark M. Heathman
Medford Lane
William H. Ryan
Fourth Avenue
Michael A. Hills
Addison Avenue
Elsie M. Matteson
Eighth Avenue
Larry A. Shelton
Susan K. Betenbender
Box 71
Marion
Eric J. Postel
Anamosa
Garnet M. Timmerman
Ulah Celle
Dandrive
James F. Thein
Coralville
Steven E. Kray
Third Avenue
Donald L. Huber
Hiawatha
Larry Lee
Wellman
Martin E. Keller
Davenport
Gerald L. Farland
Danbury Street
Robert N. Hepner
G Avenue
Dennis W. Travis
Cedar Kids
Shirley J. Lange
D Avenue
John R. Keskinen
Country Club Drive
David L. Helmick
Thirty-fifth Street
William G. Harts
Tomahawk Trail
Terri Johnson
Richard N. von Behren
Fifth Avenue
Edwin H. Hartman
Springville
Kenneth E. Richards
Richard C. Behannon
Thirty-fourth Street
Georgia Altman former Marion resident dies after houseboat fire
Georgia Hornung Altman 39 a former Marion resident died Tuesday morning in a Nashville hospital from injuries suffered in a July 17 houseboat fire. Born June 10 1934 in Vinton she lived in Marion Dubuque Evansville Ind and recently Evansville. Survived by husband Richard Altman Evansville her parents Mr and Mrs George E Horning Marion three sons Jeff Scott and Bart two daughters Nancy and Patricia eight sisters and five brothers. Services 10 am Saturday at St Anthony s Church in Marion with burial at Mt Calvary in Dubuque. Friends may call Murdoch Chapel Marion 4 pm to 9 pm.
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Georgia Hornung Altman
Marion
Nashville, Tenn
Vinton
Marion High School
Dubuque
Evansville
Ind
Richard Altman
George E. Horning
Jeff
Scott
Bart
Nancy
Patricia
Jack Horning
Gale Horning
Everett
Mass
Bob Horning
Long Beach
Calif
Michael Horning
Ft. Riley
Kan
Jim Horning
Richard Trimble
Urbana
al Busenbark
Anamosa
Jon Trimble
Onslow
Murdoch Chapel
Skylab 2 astronauts fail to find leaks and resume tests
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab 2 astronauts fail to locate leaks in a humidity removal unit and an air conditioning line returning to scientific experiments. Mission commander Alan Bean plans a final backpack maneuvering unit test while Jack Lousma and Owen Garriott conduct sun observations and medical studies.
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Mission Control
Bean
Patman urges Nixon to curb prime interest rate rise
Texarkana Texas AP Patman chairman of the house committee urges the President to halt the rising prime rate, compares to Truman intervention after WWII, calls Fed independence claim hogwash, noting a 9 percent rate rise by First National Bank of Chicago.
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Texarkana
Patman
Federal Reserve
Quasqueton Woman Injured in One-Car Crash
Marilyn Weber a 39 year old Quasqueton resident was injured in a Tuesday morning single vehicle accident three miles north of Quasqueton. She swerved to avoid geese lost control struck an embankment and ditches and was hospitalized with a broken leg and possible internal injuries. She was alone in the car.
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Quasqueton
Marilyn Weber
People’s Memorial Hospital
Independence
Waterloo
Buchanan County Sheriff's Department
Pentagon tightens use of enlisted aides by brass
Washington AP report says the Pentagon restricts enlisted personnel serving generals and admirals. Deputy Defense Secretary William Clements limits aides by about 500, allows 1,245 aides beginning March 1, and mandates volunteers only. Duties limited to freeing officers from minor tasks linked to official responsibilities.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
William Clements
Elliot Richardson
Clements
Watergate Burglar Indicted in Car Ring Conspiracy
MIAMI AP A federal grand jury indicted Frank Sturgis and five others for conspiring to run stolen cars into Mexico. Sturgis, jailed at Danbury Conn under a 40 year provisional sentence for his role in the June 1972 Democratic National Committee break in.
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Miami
Frank Sturgis
Mexico
Sturgis
Danbury
Conn
Water Pill Eases Pre Period Water Retention
Diurex diuretic pill claims to reduce premenstrual bloating by increasing urine output. It targets excess body water, easing cramps headaches backache and puffiness associated with the menstrual cycle.
Plumbing Volunteers Donate Time at Camp Courage Project
Plumbers and Fitters union Local 125 from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City donated labor for two Saturdays July 28 and August 4 at Camp Courage near Monticello. Supervisor Carl L. Durbala led the effort while Chairpar Plumbing and Heating and M. W. Milrop, Inc. provided tools. All materials were supplied at cost by Chandler Plumbing Supply Co.
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Iowa City — Plumbers and Fitters Union
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Camp Courage
Monticello
Carl L. Durbala
M. W. Milrop, Inc
Afton Man Killed In Traffic Accident
Des Moines reports Steven Shiflett aged 23 of Afton died from injuries after a Monday night car crash on a Ringgold County road northeast of Diagonal. His wife Cindy Shiflett was injured in the same incident.
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Des Moines
Steven Shiflett
Afton
Ringgold
Diagonal
Cindy
Shiflett
Protesting FBI Check Of Minor Party Petitions
In Olympia Washington AP reports minority party activists including Shirley Siegal of Dr. Spock's People's party denounce FBI scrutiny of nominating petitions as evidence of Watergate era paranoia. State records show the FBI reviews public petition signatures used to qualify candidates for the general election.
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Olympia
Wash
FBI
Washington State
Shirley Siegel
Benjamin Spock
People’s Party
Lud Kramer
Seattle
Justice Douglas Discusses with Chinese Leaders in Tokyo Visit
In Tokyo the Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas held a friendly talk with Chinese Vice-Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua in Peking on Monday, according to Hsinhua News Agency. He also met Tseng Han-chou, vice president of the Chinese People's Supreme Court, on Saturday.
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Tokyo
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Chiao Kuan-hua
Peking
China
Hsinhua
Douglas
Tseng Han-chou
Chinese People’s Supreme Court
TV man charged in fake Mafia kidnapping case in Rome
Rome police moved American TV staffer Jack Began from Salvator Mundi hospital to Be lgina Coeli jail on charges of simulating a crime and stealing 1700 dollars from ABC. Began, 62, had vanished for four weeks, with his wife vouching for his innocence as investigators debated his motive and whether he would be held in an infirmary or cell.
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Rome
Jack Began
American Broadcasting Co
Salvator Mundi International Hospital
Belgina Coeli
Began
ABC
William Sheehan
News
New York
Sheehan
Begon
Fiumicino
U.S
Domenico Scali
X-11 Reducing Plan Ad Promises Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement touts the X-11 Reducing Plan as a simple home weight loss method. It claims you can shed 5 to 25 pounds by eating three meals daily and taking premeal tablets to curb hunger, with vitamins and a money back guarantee if results don’t appear.
Defense scientist asserts Soviets gain no edge under test ban
A top Defense Department scientist testified that the Soviet Union could not secure a substantial advantage from cheating on the nuclear test ban treaty, even if they exploited the maximum possible loopholes.
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Defense Department
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