Marion Mail Clarion Covers Christmas Mailing Push
Marion readers are urged to mail Christmas packages now with Postmaster Mullaley advising early mailing. Cards should go by December 15 and the post office hours are set for Saturday mornings. Local merchants advertise sales and extended hours for holiday shopping, with several permits issued for new construction and a YMCA activity schedule. In other news a wild elephant in Bangladesh killed nine and injured ten, while Henry Clair Mershon, former Marion manager, died at Arnolds Park. The Marion Booster Club postponed a game night to February and the 4 C Club elected 1976 officers.
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B.J. Mullaley
Mullaley
Marion
University of Iowa Considers Dorm Fee Increases
Iowa City officials seek input from dormitory reps on proposed year by year rate hikes. Single rooms would rise from 740 to 880, doubles 570 to 660, triples 485 to 520, and doubles with bath 710 to 825. Academic year board rates would also rise across full board and meal plans with breakfast and dinner adjustments.
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University of Iowa
William Shanhouse
Shanhouse
Bo F of Regents
Town State University
Hafar Named Chair of Cedar Rapids Chamber Trade Bureau
Gaylen Hafar manager of the Corwill International division of Welty Way Products was named chairman of the Cedar Rapids Marion area Chamber of Commerce international trade bureau. Donald MacKay Merchants National Bank vice president elected program chairman with new 1976 board members George Nissen Larry Miller and Tom Juracek. Richard Petska re elected secretary.
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Corwill International
Welty Way Products
International Trade Bureau
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Nearly Year After Conviction Cover-Up Defendants Still Free
Washington AP reports that Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell, convicted in the Watergate cover-up trial, remain free nearly a year after sentencing. Appeals decisions by the U.S. Court of Appeals and possible Supreme Court review could order prison time, with stays unlikely.
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John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Appeals
U.S
John Sirica
Supreme Court
Robert Mardian
Watergate
Mitchell
Ater
Nile
South Boston Hears Quiet Day After Court-Ordered Takeover
South Boston high school opened under federal supervision with no incidents on day two, following a tense start marked by earlier racial clashes. Attendance remained near 375 as the anticipated enrollment remains about 795 whites and 75 blacks. Signs referenced Remember Black Tuesday amid ongoing desegregation action.
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South Boston
U.S. District Court
Arthur Garrity
ANZ
Garrity
Seoon
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