Linn-Mar Eyes Issuing 1 Million Dollar Bonds
Linn-Mar school board met to discuss issuing 1,000,000 in judgment bonds to pay outstanding warrants at 4 percent or less, instead of current 5 percent. District has reached its 500,000 limit with Farmers State Bank. First National Bank may join to cover another 500,000. Advisory committee formed to study district matters. city of Marion approves broader employee insurance and disaster ordinances while extending capital improvements and street plans. Police report theft of 746 dollars from a Marion service station.
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Pat Bad
Gazette
Linn-Mar
Farmers State Bank
First National Bank
Francis Laren
State Comptroller’s Office
Linn- Mar Board
Ron Scott
Ben Sternes
Charles Butters
Ken Lensch
Robert Tobiason
Gary West
Richard Gross
Norman Henke
Jack Bachtell
Jack Combellick
Leon Gompert
Marion
Planning Department
Marion Boulevard
Don Cantrall
No Breathing Spell For Governor-Elect
Governor elect Wendell Anderson faces immediate pressure from constituents after taking a vacation following the November 3 election. A letter delivered to his temporary Capitol office scolds him to begin work promptly despite the January 5 inauguration.
Oelwein to Open Youth Center Next Week
A new Oelwein youth center will open in the former Case building next Monday. It will be run by an adult student council with hours 4 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 4 to 11 p.m. Friday, noon to 11 Saturday, and noon to 10 Sunday. Vending machines and pool tables will be provided, and youths can set up shops to sell handicrafts and other items.
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Oelwein
Case
1971 Dog Licenses Now Available City Clerk Announces
City Clerk Merwen L. Taylor said the 1971 dog licenses have arrived and are available for sale. Fees are 1 dollar for male dogs and spayed females, 3 dollars for unspayed females. Residents who pay for garbage collection by year or half year are reminded to renew service. fees are 18 dollars per year or 9 dollars per half year, monthly fee 1.50 dollars.
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Merwen L. Taylor
Taylor
Deming Charged With Possession Of Marijuana In Alley
Iowa City police charged 19 year old David J Deming with possession of marijuana after an arrest in an alley here. The incident occurred Monday and led to his detention by officers at the scene.
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Iowa City
David J. Deming
Jewish Group To Work for Others On Christmas Eve
MILWAUKEE AP members of Temple Emanuel Brotherhood plan to help others by working for Christians on Christmas Eve. Albert Rosen filled in as a bartender after volunteering. The 300 member group will take jobs with no expectations of pay, allowing regular workers to keep income or donate it.
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Milwaukee
Albert Jacobs
Temple Emanuel Brotherhood
Albert Rosen
Rosen
Jacobs
Mixed Iowa job picture in October shows gains and gaps
Iowa's civilian workforce rose by 14 000 in mid October from September to 1.24 million, but remained below year earlier levels. Unemployment eased to 2.8 percent from 3.1 percent, while last October's rate stood at 2 percent. Agricultural hiring added 17 300 jobs as harvest and plowing continued. Manufacturing earnings hit a record 151.20 dollars per week, and non farm employment totaled 886 300, down 2 000 from September and 5 800 from a year ago.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Commission
Court-martial of Basque nationalists resumes in Spain
In Burgos AP reports police guard against new violence after the death of 21 year old Roberto Perez Jauregui from injuries suffered when police dispersed a Saturday demonstration near Eibar. The resumed court-martial involves 16 Basque nationalists amid tensions.
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Burgos
Spain
Eibar
Roberto Perez Jauregui
State Employes Assn Area 10 meet in Anamosa
Iowa City Cedar Rapids Area 10 chapter of the State Employees Assn will hold a meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Anamosa reformatory auditorium. Paul Rohret, chairman, announced. A grievance committee meeting will precede at 7 p.m.
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Anamosa
State of Iowa
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