Linn-Mar Plans Calendar Distribution and Goals
The Linn-Mar district announces 1977 78 activity calendars will be distributed Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m. by Boy Scout troop 580 and St Pauls United Methodist youth door to door. rural residents will receive mailings. If not received by Sept 6 contact the community relations office. The calendar highlights language arts science and fine arts goals and lists district activities.
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Boy Scout Troop
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Linn-Mar
Pat Kress
Barbara Bukvich
Marylou Edaburn
Barbara Flint
Marlys Hoon
Luanne Hoffman
Harold Hulleman
Marilyn Iliff
Freda Murphy
Pat Nolan
Carol Prehm
Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Classes Set At St Josephs Catholic School
St Josephs Catholic school begins Thursday at 9 a.m. with six new teachers JoAnn Bopp Kathy McCue Angelika Sternowski Tom Donnelly Carolyn Brickley Sister Alexia Ryan and a first kindergarten class of 30 students. Enrollment is expected to reach 335 for K-8.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic School
JoAnn Bopp
Kathy McCue
Angelika Sternowski
Tom Donnelly
Carolyn Brickley
Alexia Ryan
St. Joseph’s
Car-Truck Crash Injures Woman. Driver Charged
Lois Somerville 41 of 1510 Ninth Avenue was hospitalized with a neck injury after a rear end collision at Seventh Avenue and Thirteenth Street. Bernard Wedlund 44 of 1535 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids faces charges for failure to control. he faces Marion magistrate court on Sept. 2.
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Seventh Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Lois Somerville
Ninth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bernard E. Wedlund
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Wedlund
Marion Magistrate’s Court
Marion Public Library Announces New Childrens Room Hours
The Marion public library will set new hours for the children's room starting next Monday. The room opens at noon and closes at 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, with Saturday hours from 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m.
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Marion Public Library
Black Woman Sues Over Discrimination Loses Bid
Barbara Copeland, a computer programming specialist with the U S Community Services Administration, was ordered by U S District Judge John Pratt to reimburse government costs after a bias claim was found to be filed in bad faith. Pratt said the suit was an abuse of the judicial process and could force Copeland to pay about four thousand dollars in defense costs.
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Washington
U.S. Community Services Administration
U.S
John Pratt
Pratt
Barbara Copeland
Girls Choir Tours South America
Aidas the Canadian-Lithuanian girls choir begins its first South American tour with stops planned in Argentina Uruguay Brazil Colombia and Venezuela. Lithuanian born Vaclovas Velikaitis directs the group whose name means echo in Lithuanian. Repertoire spans Lithuanian songs arias from operas and songs in English French German Portuguese and Spanish.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Aidas
Uruguay
Brazil
Colombia
Venezuela
Vaclovas Velikaitis
Canadian Opera Company
Des Moines Governor Signals Possible Aid for Abortions
Governor Robert Ray suggested the state could consider limited public assistance for abortions for the poor after reviewing available services. He stressed any aid would follow legal and ethical bounds and only where a woman cannot afford her legal right, while noting Medicaid excludes dental and elective procedures and that additional funding would be expensive.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Ray
State Department of Social Services
Regulation Unit To Hear 149 Relocation Case
The Iowa Transportation Regulation Board, an IDOT unit, will hear challenges to the proposed relocation of highway 149 in Ames. IDOT has approved a route between Interstate 80 and highway 6 for the Amana colonies, but farmers seek reversal. A court injunction blocks progress while a district judge ordered a hearing. The project has faced a one year delay.
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Ames
Iowa County
Transportation Regulation Board
Iowa Department of Transportation
IDOT
Idot Commission
Amana
Interstate 80
Highway 6
Victor Preisser
Regulation Board
Rape Case Dropped in Oelwein
A 23 year old Oelwein man, Gary Williams, had rape charges dropped after the alleged victim, a 16 year old girl, chose not to press charges. The case was dismissed after the decision. In 1972, Argentine security forces arrested hundreds of leftist group leaders following student riots in major provinces.
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Oelwein
Gary Williams
Iowa approves major I 380 and Highway 30 projects
The Iowa Department of Transportation commission approved two large Eastern Iowa road projects. A 7.8 mile segment of Interstate 380 through Waterloo and Cedar Falls costs 175 million with rail relocation at 36 million. total state and city funding add 67 million and 6 million respectively. The Highway 30 plan limits work to two lanes beside the existing road after farmers sought changes. Right of way buying starts 1981 with paving after 1982.
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Ames
Iowa Department of Transportation Commission
Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Benton
Linn
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Warner Brothers
Stickney
Marion Booster Club
Kiwanis
Marion Kiwanis Club
Wallace Larsen
South Twelfth Street
Kainz Lane
Hiawatha
Malcolm Risk
Eisenhower Road
Gillam and Knapp
Ascension Lutheran Church
Alan R. Schultz
Jesus
Madison
Cedar Rapids and
Marion
George
Hazel) Montgomery
Adv
YMCA
The
Marion Ymca
Girls Choir
South America
Iowa City
Killians
By Cougar
Killian
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