Marion AWS host family sought for 1974 75 year
Marion High will host an AWS student for the 1974 75 school year chosen by ARS New York, a national scholarship organization. Arrival expected late July or early August 1974, with the student living in the Edwin Carstens home at 2005 Twallih Avenue. Previous ARS Marion student was Karen Jorgensen of South Africa. Applications and interviews to be conducted in January. details from chapter president Pat Kane or Mrs Mayer.
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AWS
ARS New York
Ihief
Marion High School
ARS
Karen Jorgensen
South Africa
Twallih Avenue
Carstens
Pat Kane
OL Mayer
Marion Plans New Zoning Ordinance Move
Marion planning and zoning commission shifts to prepare a new zoning ordinance and maps as part of implementing an updated comprehensive community plan. Community events and YMCA activities are listed for Friday including fitness classes, open gym times, ballet, wrestling, swimming lessons, and youth programs.
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Herman ‘Whowpson
YMGA
Marion
Lymga Ig
Building Permits and Local Notices Summary
Building permits issued this week include Darrell Wiley repairing kitchen fire damage at 805 Soul Tour teenth shed for 750 Richard Blok installing a fireplace at 1494 Northview drive for 500 Henry Kelly partitioning and basement panel work at 1460 Donglag cnurt for 300 Randy Mahorin adding to a pole building at 755 Ninth avenue for 400 Also brief notes on local events: open house Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. at the Marlon Historical Society museum 96 Tenth street with free admission, and Camp Courage fundraiser Thursday games.
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Soul
Richard Blok
Northview Drive
Henry Kelly
Donglag Cnurt
Randy Mahorin
Ninth Avenue
OK Ok
Marlon Historical Society Museum
Tenth Street
Granger
Dale Miner
Vinton Board Rejects Universal Bid Over Architect Interest
The Benton county board rescinded Universal Builders Inc. Cedar Rapids bid of 4,075 for a courthouse roof after discovering architect Paulson had a stake in Universal. The second bid by 2. C. Taylor Co. Cedar Rapids was 47,444. The board also approved Greenwood Chevrolet for a county assessor car at 3,050 and Spreitzer Inc. for an aid end reader at 24,024. Budget amendments were discussed to consider revenue sharing funds.
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Benton County Band of Supervisors
Moni
Universal Builderg, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Yed ‘Parlson
Clrawo
Opt
Universal Company
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Cocommendat
2. C. Taylor Co
Howard
Greenwood Chevrolet
Hoards
Spreitzer Inc
Clift Sees No Rise in Searches After Supreme Court Ruling
Acting Cedar Rapids Police Chief Garety Clif states police do not routinely search people stopped for traffic violations. He notes officers may search if contraband is spotted during a traffic stop. He cautions against broadening routine arrests and references a Senate foreign aid bill tied to the White House.
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Ince
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Volles
Garety Clil
Gazette
U.S. ‘Supreme Court
Florida
District of Columbia
Clit
Cedar Rapids
Vinton Board Approves School Bus Purchases
The Vinton board agreed to buy two new school buses with prices around 11 000 each for the two units and 10 525 for others, plus a three year insurance plan from Northwestern National at 1 800. Administration noted energy measures and continued cooperation as winter looms.
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Vinita
Fran Leg
Inion
As Moines
Northwestern National
Rabher Jacobson
Gt ‘Jiagreus
Wey
Leora Schuelka
Business Education Department
Reggentin 82 Dies in Hopkinton services told
C H Reggentin 82 lifelong Hopkinton resident died at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a short illness born November 13 1801 in Hopkinton married Lena Crimich 20 who died November 20 1973 he was a retired trucker and farmer Surviving are three brothers Harry Rekgoenkin Cedar Rapids William Reggentin Marshalltown and a sister Mrs Toke Haris North English Services will be held at the Goelisch funeral home Hopkinton burial at Huard cemetery Monticello friends may call Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Cedar Rapids after 1 pm Thursday and Goelisch funeral home Hopkinton after noon Friday
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Tunsday
Kenosha
Wis
Murdoch Chapel
Peter M. Morginn
Shi- Inh
Hopkinton
Carl Harman
Reggentin
Cedar Rapids
Lena Crim Ich
Monicaella
Hany Rekgoenkin
William Reggentin
Marehalltown
Ated Tudelhy Reggentin
Toke Haris
Northnglish
Aim
Goelisch
Haplinston
Id Huard
Monticello
Cedar Memorial Funerals
Coelisch Funeral
Center Point School Board Discusses Milk Cost Increase
Center Point School Board reviews a proposed 55 to 749 cent monthly dairy price adjustment due to higher raw milk costs. A lunch price rise may be considered. report on program costs for first semester due January meeting. resignation of PE instructor Nancy Clifton accepted. Board to host a consulting firm in January. AB Dick copier purchase approved around 4000 dollars.
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Pri-Cosaly
Aren ‘Dairies
Five youths die in Hawarden crash on highway
AP report describes a late Wednesday car crash near Hawarden where five teenagers were killed when the vehicle left the road and struck a ditch and embankment. Victims identified as Roger Schiefen, Wayne Nelson, Mark Millrech, Arunt Tissex, and Robart Schlefen. Robart listed in serious condition. Vehicle registered to Viager Seltie Len.
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Thawarden
Bawarden
Jong Highway Patrol
Roger Schiefen
Wayne Nelson
Mark J
Student Research Firm Closes Its Doors Amid Probe
A Dowtown Iowa City based student research firm known as National Heseavel Gysbunts faced scrutiny over whether student papers sold as original work were indeed produced by the firm. Officials cited consumer code violations and state investigations. The firm posted a notice on its downtown office door announcing it would shut down rather than disclose employee lists, as the president Bruce B. Burke defended the move in Johnson County District Court.
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Towa Cipy— Aty
Joya City
Dadue
Jon
University of Iowa
National Heseavel Gysbunts, Inc
NRS
Towie
Aqi
Bruce B. Burke
NWS
Roral
Johnson County
Burke
NERS
Ehig
Altorney
William J Edgar Retires from Des Moines Education Dept
William J Edgar, 65, director of the curriculum division in Des Moines Department of Public Instruction, retires after years in service. He joined the DEE in 1962 as regional consultant and was previously superintendent at Stanley for many years.
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William J. Edgar
Town Department of Public Instruction
Edgar
DEE
Stanley
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