Five Marion students named to Northeast Iowa Band masters' honor band
Five Marion high school band members were chosen for Saturday participation in Independence at the Northeast Iowa Band masters' honor band festival. The selected students are Jennie Belcom, Mike Benedict, Duane Goehring, Christy Boots, and Sue Ryan.
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Marion High School
Iowa
Independence
Jennie Belcom
Mike Benedict
Duane Goehring
Christy Boots
Sue Ryan
Marion magistrate court docket lists multiple traffic fines
Monday hearings in Marion magistrate court included speeding fines for Stephen Barth Ron Wallace Edward Koehn Kevin Wright Rose Hotchkiss Jesse Lint Sarah Cole Randy Rule Kathy Stephen Randale Trumbleee Kenneth Sheldon Cindy Gaines and others with $30 each plus smaller fines for traffic signals injury per permit stop violations intoxication stop signs and expired licenses. Police reported two Polaris snowmobiles stolen from 1649 Eighth avenue with an estimated value of $2,000.
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Stephen M. Barth
Mt. Vernon
Ronald D. Wallace
Lindale Drive
Edward L Koehn
Chandler — Street
Cedar Rapids
Kevin P Wright
Alburnett
Rose M. Hotchkiss
Summer Circle
Jesse FE. Lint
Center Point
Sarah J. Cole
Twenty Fourth Street
Randy L Rule
Twenty-fifth Street
Kathy S. Stephen
James Drive
Randale E. Trumbleee
Sussex Drive
Kenneth J. Sheldon
Bali Hai
Hiawatha
Cindy L. Gaines
Darren W Larson
Ridge Drive
Marty J. Klinger
Central Avenue
Kevin P. Wright
Keith T. Hall
Twentieth Street
Marlys J. Herring
Hillview Drive
Timothy D. Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
Marion
al C. Ebsen, Jr
Eighth Avenue
Recession Forces GM Institute To Cut Operations
General Motors Institute will cut operations by about one third over the next year due to the recession. President Harold Rodes said enrollment will fall to about 2,000 by February 1976 from 3,000, with roughly one third of faculty and staff laid off. The freshman class next year will be smaller and unsatisfactory students will be dropped.
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Flint, Mich
General Motors Institute
Harold Rodes
GMI
Rodes
General
General Motors
Heavy Coffin End Brawl Lands Two Undertakers in Court
In Melbourne two funeral workers Mende Kacew and Sziomo Kurdish were convicted of assault after a fist fight over who carries the heavy end of coffins at Chevra Kudisha funeral parlor. A police witness said Kacew bled from the head from a stapler blow claimed by Kurdish. Both men testified they had argued for years over the heavy end and legs of bodies.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Mende Kacew
Sziomo Kurdish
Chevra Kudisha
Kacen
Kacew
Lead danger in wine reported
Moscow Idaho AP a University of Idaho chemist warns wine bottles sealed with metal caps may release lead into the liquid at 1 to 2 parts per million. Four or five bottles could equal a year’s lead exposure, as soft caps contain about 95 percent lead and alcohol can corrode the seal allowing lead to diffuse back into the wine.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Chien Wai
Wai
Johnson County Board Approves Road Fund and Budget
The Johnson County board approved 200 000 for the secondary road fund by a 2 1 vote with Burns and Cilek for and Bartel against. The panel also approved a 1 793 000 1975 budget to the state highway commission, notingDec 1 deadline and potential later allocations. County engineer Gode urged hiring an arbitrator for future salaries. Roads were passable after a weekend snow storm. December 1944 Saar River crossing noted.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Robert Burns
Lorada Cilek
Richard Bartel Bartel
Bartel
Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Iowa
Cilek
Burns
C. J. Gode
Gode
Banker Sees Optimism Amid 1970s Economic Outlook
Richard LeBlond vice chairman of Chemical Bank of New York warned against a 1930s style downturn. He spoke in Brussels after a European tour predicting a U.S. economic upturn in late 1975, inflation easing to 7.5 percent by year end, unemployment stabilizing near 7 percent, and falling interest rates.
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Brussels
UPI
Richard LeBlond
The
Chemical Bank of New York
LeBlond
U.S
Night sessions eyed by Iowa lawmakers plan
Iowa legislators consider a weekly night session to improve public access to the process. Senate GOP Leader Clifton Lamborn of Maquoketa also proposes a four day work week. Senate Dem Leader George Kinley of Des Moines supports the idea only if a post luncheon start and shorter days are used.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Senate
Clifton Lamborn
Maquoketa
Lamborn
George Kinley
U S Population Reaches 212 Million In Oct Census
The Census Bureau reports the United States population reached 212,382,000 as of October 1. The gain for September is estimated at 166,000 amid a 0.7 percent rise year over year, including overseas Armed Forces.
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United States
Washington
UPL
Census Bureau
U.S
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Eldon
Margaret Post
Xi Gamma Sigma
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Pat Johnson
Marlene
Beauty Nook
7Th Ave
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Ninth Avenue
Oklahoma City
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Ray
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Blairstown
Belle Plaine
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Kubichek
Cascade
Greenwood TV & Appliance
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Goodyear Service Stores
2Nd Ave
Willams Blvd
Itlen’s Inc
S.W
Dyersville
Scherrman
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Cavera
Independence Home Appliance Store
Furst Street
Goodyear
Clinton St
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Epworth
Silker
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1St St. East
Farley
Sherrman, Inc
Grundy Center
Don's Tire & Appliance
Manchester
Allen & Appleby
Franklin
Mt. Auburn
S. Dittmer
Davenport Tau
Marengo Goodyear Service Store
Marion Goodyear Service Store
Price Electric & Hardware
7Th Avenue
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Nick's TV & Appl
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