Teacher 47 Dies While Refereeing Junior High Game
Postville area reports Harry Law 47 a long time math teacher and coach died of an apparent heart attack Monday night while officiating a junior high basketball game in Olin He served as president of the Iowa State Education Association and was a member of the American Legion He is survived by his wife three children his mother two brothers and a sister Services are Thursday at 4 pm at Oxford Junction High School gym with burial in Mayflower cemetery Hayden's Funeral Home in charge
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Burlington
Ray Stober
Mayflower Cemetery
Hayden's
Blaze Damages Adrian residence in 1309 Twenty First Ave SW
Firefighters traced the blaze to a defective clothes dryer in the basement of the Adrian Zimmerman home at 1309 Twenty First Avenue Southwest. The fire caused smoke and fire damage to the basement area and upper bedroom while ground-floor rooms remained mostly intact. arson unlikely. investigators noted no proof of intentional start.
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Edgar Pirst
Thely Armstrong
Michael Collins
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Anna Emile Guzman
Marcus Welby
Percy Rodrigues
KCRG
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Iowa Supreme Court rulings listed in Des Moines dispatch
Iowa high court handed down opinions Tuesday in multiple cases including Franklin-Pasteur vs Kolb Hardware Linn-Miller vs Vitalife Webster-Gral vs Meyer and others. A collision case involving Gloria J Stewart at Collage Grove Avenue and Country Club Parkway was noted with injuries to a passenger, while a vehicle loss of control led to a two car accident and an arrest for failing to maintain control.
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Paradise
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Board of Supervisors
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Sims
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Valley Brook Drive
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Country Club Parkway
St. Luke's Hospital
Registrar Appointed at Coe College and Assault Charge Filed
Charles KR Nicolaysen director of Coe College computer center and assistant professor of mathematics will become registrar Jan 1, replacing Larry W Jones who leaves Jan 1 for graduate studies. Lester Koster 49 of 1320 First Avenue NW was arrested Monday for assault and battery posting a $119 bond. He had taught at Kansas and Oklahoma State. Nicolaysen taught in Coe computer center and will continue directing it after taking registrar post.
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Coe College
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Clinton
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Bradley University
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Justice
Iowa Governor pushes programmed budgeting for state universities
Gov. Robert Ray named two teams to design a new system of programmed budgeting for Iowa public universities with a pilot for 1971 73. Leaders include state comptroller Marvin Selden BECC Chairman Leroy Petersen and planning director Clayton Ringgenberg. Aimed to inform budget prep and modernize state government. An innocent plea was entered in a separate larceny case in Des Moines.
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Robert Ray
Iowa
BFCC
California
Marvin Selden
Rep
Elmer New Herder
Sioux City
BECC
Leroy,Petersen
Ed Clayton Ringgenberg
Ray
Moon Rocks Shown in Des Moines Public Display
Des Moines Iowa officials presented lunar rocks to the public after Gov. Robert Ray opened a news conference. The five lunar chips, about 50 milligrams total, were salvaged from the Sea of Tranquility by astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin. They will be stored in the governor's office before possibly joining the State Historical Society.
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Edwin Aldrin
Sea of Tranquility
Robert Ray
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Java
Gav. Ray
State Historical Society
Father of Rep John Kyl Dies in Wayne Nebraska
John G. Kyl father of Rep. John Kyl died Monday at his home in Wayne Nebraska. The congressman's family confirmed the death and tributes were said to begin today.
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Neb
John G. Kyl
Rep
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Raowa
Fire damages farm home near Maynard
Maynard and Westgate firefighters battled a two hour blaze at Maurice Burke’s farm home 60 miles southwest of town after a neighbor spotted the fire. Chief Ray Wolfe attributed the overheated chimney as the cause with heavy smoke and water damage to the residence.
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Maurice Burke
Here
Westgate
Burkes
Ray Wolfe
Holiday decanter gift with bottle wrap promotion
The notice announces a bundled offer this year featuring a sculptured holiday decanter and a regular bottle, both delivered gift wrapped at no extra cost. It emphasizes the value of the combined set as a seasonal promotion.
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