Linn-Mar Eyes Issuing $1 Million Judgment Bonds
Linn-Mar school board at a special meeting discussed issuing 1 million in judgment bonds to pay off warrants. Bonds would allow paying warrants at 4 percent or less, instead of 5 percent. Board may seek First National Bank support for an additional 500 thousand to cover the interim period. Public vote not required for the bonds, and a cash reserve plan is advised. An advisory committee was formed to study district matters and report findings. Fire calls and local ads noted.
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Pat Radike
Gamtie Saft
Linn-Mar
Schoal
State Bank
First National Bank
Francis Laren
State Comptroller’s Office
Ree
Ste
Linn- Mar
Lok
Ron Scott
Ben Sternes
Charles Butters
Ken Lensch
Robert Tobiason
Gary West
Richard Gross
Norman. Henke
Jack. Bachtell
Jack Combellick
Leon Gompert
Lawrence Spear
Larry’ Jeffrey
Richard Hington
Virgil Evans
Ken Jordan
Gerald Casteel
George Lowe
Bill Burnett
Marion City Council Approves Comprehensive Plan Elements
Marion council approves five comprehensive plan elements Transportation parks and schools downtown capital improvements and land use. The plan outlines arterial streets neighborhood needs and future growth while funding will come from city resources with employee dependents coverage expanded. Also approved are emergency powers parade permits disaster rules and open-space development grants.
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Marion
1971 Dog Licenses Now Available
City Clerk Merwen L Taylor announced the 1971 dog licenses have arrived and urged residents paying annual or semiannual garbage collection to renew. Fees are $18 per year or $3 per half year, with a monthly option of $1.50.
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Merwen L. Taylor
Taylor
Marion Police Report Theft At Local Service Station
The Marion service station on Marion Boulevard reported a theft of 746 in cash and checks Monday. Manager Don Cantrall secured the deposit and left the back room, then a burglar kicked in the door and took the money while he waited on a customer. Also listed are local ads for jewelry, a Sleeping Beauty film, YMCA activities, birthstone jewelry, babysitting ads, and a drug charge from Owat City for 19 year old David J. Deming who was arrested in an alley for marijuana possession.
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Marion Boulevard
Marion
Don Cantrall
Owa City
David J. Deming
Job Picture in Iowa Mixed During October
Iowa’s employment shows a mixed October picture with a 14,000 rise in the civilian workforce to 1.24 million, yet the level remains below a year earlier. Unemployment edged down to 2.8 percent from 3.1 percent in September, while manufacturing weekly earnings reached a record 151.20 dollars. Non-farm employment stood at 836,300, down 2,000 from September and 8,000 from October last year.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Commission
Jewish Group Works for Others On Christmas Eve
Milwaukee AP reports Temple Samuel Brotherhood plans to serve the cause of brotherhood by working for Christians on Christmas Eve. Albert Jacobs says Jews not celebrating will swap shifts with Christians, starting from Albert Rosen who filled in as bartender. The 900 member group aims to do volunteer work with no expectation of pay, income going to charity or the original worker.
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J .Shraheé
Greg O. Hajigood
Milwaukee
Albert Jacobs
Temple
Soa Uel Brotherhood
Albert Rosen
Rosen
Jacobs
New Violence in Spain Feared After Demonstration Death
In Burgos Spain AP reports renewed fear of violence after the death of 21 year old Roberto Perez Jauregui amid a Basque nationalist protest. Courts martial for 16 Basque nationalists were ordered as authorities try to curb unrest following Saturday’s police clash.
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Burgos
Spain
Bibar
Roberto Perez Jauregui
State Employes Assn meeting in Anamosa
Anamosa chapter of State of down Employes Assn to hold four meetings Monday at 7 p.m. in the reformatory auditorium. Paul Rohret, chairman, announced. Grievance committee meeting precedes at 7 p.m.
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State Employes Assn
Anamosa
State of Down Employes Assn
Arenial
Owa
No Breathing Spell For Governor-Elect
AP reports Wendell Anderson, governor-elect, will not assume office until January 5 and faces complaints from constituents. A letter in a temporary Capitol office urged him to work immediately, amid travel and vacation questions following the November 3 election.
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ST. Paul
Alteaugh
Wendell Anderson
Anderson, Tock & Vacation
Capitol
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Wilson Heauty Selon
Slirm
Ray
George Fett
D Avenue
Shiney Schmidt
Anita
Beauty Nook
Marge's
Maton News
Council
By Larry Tanner
New Insurance
Hapgood
Robert J. Stone
Disorderly Assembly
Colinell
John Freel
Highway Commission
Nec
Taube Park
Lionwood Acres
Planning Department
Park Board
Martin Bros. Equipment
Cedar Rapids
Massey-Ferguson
William A. Reilly
Sixteenth Avenue
Planning and Zoning Commission
Reilly
Van:Note Construction Co
Fowler Electric Co
Note
Fowler
Robert M .L. Johnson
Johnson
Eighth Park
Board “of ‘Trustees
al Avenue
Matchig
Town Electric Light and Power Co
Auapyuyauun Atuin- Ween O
Dunkin
Ninth Avenue
Nordman Jeweters
Marion Theatre
Walt Disney
Adv_ Naiu
YMCA
Mariog Branch
Jessons
Nordman Jewelers
Ilten & Taege
Ilten & Taege, Inc
Second Avenue
2Nd Avenue
Oelwein
Oerlwein
Gelweity
Case
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Fusster
Sie
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