Marion board delays bond figure for Vernon junior high upgrade
After a 90 minute discussion the Marion Independent board postponed setting any dollar amount or date for a proposed bond issue to fund C. B. Vernon junior high school renovations. Brown Healey and Bock proposed a new addition estimated at 673 710 dollars and a remodel of existing areas estimated at 627 376 dollars.
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Marion Independent Board of Education
C. B. Vernon Junior High School
Brown, Healey and Bock
Ed Healey
Herb Stone
Stone
Richard M. Sorensen
Ben Kleba
Marion Court and Justice of Peace Dispositions Listed
The Marion police court under Judge Miles Adams heard seven days of cases including speeding multiple defendants Linda L. Gutz Steven Nielsen Valerie Gillman William Bradley and others with varied fines. The justice of the peace court handled overweight on axle overweight on registration No plates or registration and unladenweight road cases with amounts up to 88.25 dollars. The board discussed a school gym project with a 1.3 million to 1.45 million bond range and a media center core plan.
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Miles Adams
Linda L. Gutz
Rescent Street
Cedar Rapids
Steven D. Nielsen
Fourth Avenue
Valerie J. Gillman
Fourteenth Avenue
William D. Bradley
Avenue
Jerome R. Ackerman
First Avenue
Bowling Street
David J. Wicke
William L. Pons
Lawrence L. Sweet
Central City
Vernon L. Brubaker
Vine Avenue
Iawa
David S. Sass
Davenport
Steven O. Gleason
Eleventh Street
David L. Simmons
Daniel B. Trenkamp
Thirtieth Street
Douglas A. Ayers
Linnview Drive
Bruce Marolf
Eleventh Avenue
Ronald W. Lutz
Rushmore Drive
Leonard G. Bohlken
Tenth Street
Ronald D. Thompson
Seventh Avenue
Don A. Magnuson
C Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Frank V. Buskirk
Rolling Home Manor
Russell D. Collins
Kesler Road
Robert C. Kaplan
First Street
Fires Keep Marion Firemen Busy on Wednesday
Marion firemen answered several minor calls. A refrigerator switch at Howard Farington 463 Seventh Street caused confined damage. Lint in a dryer at William Thinnes 1835 Twenty-fifth Avenue sparked a small fire. A TV set shorted at Jack Skyles 1545 Twenty-fifth Street with damage limited to the set.
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Marion
Howard Farington
Seventh Street
William Thinnes
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Jack Skyles
Twenty-fifth Street
City Dog Tags Go On Sale At City Clerk Office
City dogs licenses for 1973 are available at the city clerk’s office in City Hall, with a deadline of January 31 and a penalty after that date. Residents are reminded to pay garbage pickup fees, available in six month or yearly payments. Sister of Mrs. George McBride dies. funeral held in Independence with other relatives in attendance. Free car wash with full service fill at Jim’s Apco.
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Merwen L. Taylor
Taylor
George McBride
Independence
Guy A. Reed
Reed
Melvin McBride
Ivan McBride
Jeanette McBride
Cedar Rapids
Jim's
Apco & Ureg Grand
South Ith St
Money Stolen from Marion Apartments
Marion police investigate five break ins at 1465 and 1485 Meadowview Drive between noon Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday. Loose change totaling 25 to 30 dollars stolen from five apartments. Entry gained by prying doors. no other items reported missing.
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Marion
Meadowview Drive
Building Permits and Local Business Closings Highlight New Year
A pole building permit for Horn Automotive Engineering Company at 896 Fiftieth Street was approved with an estimated cost of 20516 dollars. Other permits include Richard Rathje’s pole building at 4925 Eighth Avenue for 4400 dollars and Robert Ransom’s reside dwelling at 2835 Sixteenth Avenue for 1314 dollars. Paul Ryan's Men's Hair Styling closed Tuesday January 2. YMCA Marion branch schedules open gym and swimming sessions across age groups. Mrs. Carl Heiken hospitalized at St Luke's. Marion Barber Service also closed Tuesday January 2. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn Automotive Engineering Company
Fiftieth Street
Richard Rathje
Eighth Avenue
Robert Ransom
Sixteenth Avenue
David Nelson
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Paul Ryan
Nativity Theft Becomes War Protest at Mass Parish
In North Adams Massachusetts thieves stole a Christ Child figurine from a Catholic church Nativity scene and left a note threatening return only if St Thomas parish publicly opposed the Vietnam War Pastor Rev Timothy Campoux called the act sad and said protesters with such methods ruin the cause they claim to defend.
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North Adams
Mass
Jesus
St. Thomas Parish
Southeast Asia
Timothy Campoux
Controversy Near on Health Care Plans
Washington sources outline a coming clash over health care in Congress as June 30 expirations threaten Hill Burton hospital aid and federal programs. Nixon aims to restructure via expiring acts, with health insurance and HMOs at center. Kennedy, Rogers, Roy push for both public and private options, while tax and finance hurdles loom.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
93Rd Congress
HMO
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Merlin Duval
HEW
Robert Marston
National Institutes of Health
Edward Kennedy
Senate Health Subcommittee
Kennedy
Paul Rogers
D-La
House Public Health
Rogers
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Praise for Postman Draws Surly Crowd
A street corner exchange in Washington flavors a praise for the U S postal service. Rogers hails mail delivery as fast and careful amid Christmas volume, drawing curious bystanders and a tense crowd as he defends free expression and the mail system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postman
Washington
UPI
Rogers
Keene
U.S. Postal Service
Sunburst dress pattern with simple slim ming design
Printed pattern 4582 offers new half sizes from 10% to 16% and size 14 bust 37 with 2 yards 45 inch fabric. Pattern price seventy five cents, air mail and handling 25 cents. Include name and address with zip, size and style number. mail to Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern dept New York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Help Wanted Ad Dial Number For Buying and Selling
A short classified notice promotes an ad service inviting readers to call 398-8234 for help in buying or selling. The item hints at assistance in arranging transactions and guidance through classified listings. The tone resembles a small newspaper want ad urging contact for sales help.
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Dial
Cozy dog coat knitting pattern 539 found in newspaper
Knit a warm coat for dogs using worsted yarn to shield from cold winds. Pattern 539 offers sizes 10 through 18 with simple knit stitches. Send name address and zip to Laura Wheeler at The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011.
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Laura Wheeler
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Scientists Explain Managua Quake With Three Key Factors
Los Angeles AP reports scientists cite three main causes for Managua's devastating earthquake. The event near the city, shallow depth on loose volcanic debris, and poor building design amplified destruction. Seismographs placed across California measure a 6.25 to 6.4 Richter intensity.
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Los Angeles
Managua
Nicaragua
California
San Fernando Valley
William Cloud
University of California At Berkeley
Don Anderson
Seismology Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
San Francisco
Central America
Anderson
Pacific Ocean
Robert Brown
Menlo Park
Calif
U.S. Geological Survey
National Center For Hearthquake Research
Draft Held Off For 300 Men by Day of Mourning
About 300 young men faced induction Thursday but federal offices and armed forces processing stations were closed as President Nixon designated Thursday a day of mourning for former President Truman. This postponed inductions for 1972 and shifted those men to the first quarter of 1973 while indicating no January draft and uncertain future calls. Defense Secretary Laird projected under 10,000 draftees in 1973 before the draft ends on June 30.
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Nixon
Truman
Selective Service System
Selective Service
Washington
Defense
Laird
Probate notices for Anna B. Fahnle and Agnes Kopecky
Probate in Linn County Iowa admits wills for Anna B. Fahnle and Agnes Kopecky. Executives Prentiss G. Folway and Marie Frances Serbousek appointed. creditors must file claims within six months of second publication, actions to set aside must be filed within one year. Dates: December 14 and 15, 1972. second publication December 28, 1972.
Probate of Mabel E Johnson Deceased Executor Appointed
Probate No 38698 proceedings for Mabel E Johnson deceased with hearing set February 15 1960. Robert E Johnson named executor. Creditors to file claims for allowance. Dated December 14 1972 Rover E Johnson Carl Hendrickson attorney for estate. Second publication December 22 1972. Crown Rapids to date of second publication?
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Carl Hendrickson
Notice of Probate of Will for Louis Unzeitig Deceased
The lath testament of Louis Unzeitig dated August 2, 196% was admitted to probate in the district court. Agnes Unzeitig and Fairfax State Savings Bank were appointed executors. Creditors must present claims within one year from the second publication or be forever barred. Dated December 18, 1979. Anes Anzeltia Fairfax, lowa. Fairfax State Savings Bank, executors. Cedar Ave, Ackley, Cedar. Publication advertisement.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Louis Unzeitig
Agnes Unzeitig
Fairfax State Savings Bank
District Court
Anes Anzeltia
Fairfax
Lowa
Fairfax State Pevines Bank
Sterren
Ackley Cedar
Bovid
Apids
Anna D. Koranda
Louis Koranda
Cedar Rapids
Sealed bids for carpeting Taylor Elementary Cedar Rapids IA
Sealed proposals for furnishing all equipment labor and materials for installation of carpeting at Taylor Elementary School and Rehabilitation Center Cedar Rapids Iowa will be received until 2 30 PM CST January 18 1973 at the office of the secretary of the Cedar Rapids Spray School District in Linn County Iowa Bids must be submitted in duplicate and delivered in a sealed opaque envelope marked Proposal Carpeting Taylor Elementary School and Rehabilitation Center with bidder name A bid bond or certified check of at least 5 percent of the bid is required and forfeited if the bidder fails to sign a contract or furnish a satisfactory surety bond within 10 days after award Prefer Iowa produced products and domestic labor If awarded the contract the bidder must execute a contract and furnish surety bond within 10 days after award The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities Published December 21 and December 24 1972 by Otto F Wiedersberg Secretary Cedar Rapids Community School District Iowa.
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Taylor Elementary
Sid Street
7Th Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Spray
Linn
Educational Service Center
Second Avenue SW
Cedar Bd
Cedar Rapids Community
State OF
Otto F. Wiedersberg
Arvin ord seeks four certificates for liquid transport in Iowa
Arvin ord doing business as Ford Truck Line Ippton Iowa has applied to the Iowa State Commerce Commission under Chapter 127A for four certificates of Convenience and Necessity to operate as a Liquid Transport Carrier or liquid fertilizer and fertilizer ingredients and liquid feed and feed ingredients in bulk from origin points in Dubuque Clinton Muscatine and Scott Counties Iowa to points in Iowa in and east of Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Here Marion Lucas and Wayne Counties. A public hearing is set for Tuesday February 13 1973 at 10 00 a m at the Commission offices Des Moines Iowa. Maurice Van Nostrand chairman Fred Moore commissioner Howard Bell commissioner seal Des Moines November 22 1972.
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Arvinord
Ford Truck Line
Ipton
Iowa
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Dubuque
Clinton
Muscatine
Scott Counties
Marion
Lucas
Wayne Counes
4Th
Walnut St
Des Moines
Maurice van Nostrand
Fred Moore
Howard Bell
Linn County
Commission
Des Maines
Public hearing set on Dugan Transport NCC in Iowa
The Iowa State Commerce Commission schedules a consolidated public hearing on Dan Dugan Transport Companys application for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to operate as a liquid carrier of anhydrous ammonia and liquid fertilizers. Hearing runs January 15 to January 19, 1973, at Des Moines.
Notice of Probate and Appointment of Executor
Probate proceeding for Anna D. Koranda deceased admits will on June 1965 and appoints Louis Koranda as executor. Creditors warned to file claims by a stated deadline. attorney Joseph J. Severa represents the estate. Second publication date noted as December 28, 19/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Severa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Norman F Jones Estate
Probate notice in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists Peoples Bank and Trust Co and Shirley Ann Jones as administrators of the Norman Frank Jones estate with the date December 1972. Creditors are asked to present claims promptly or be barred. Attorney D K Pettit Manchester Iowa.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Norman Frank Jones
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Shirley Ann Jones
Cedar Rapids
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Carl Heiken
Sixth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ady
Administration Health
William Roy
D-Kan
Postal Service
Smitty
Sauna
Brown
National Earthquake Information Center
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Boulder
Colo
Anna B. Fahnle
Anna B. Fahnie
Prentiss G. Folway
Norway
Nazette, Hendrickson, Marner and Humphreys
Agnes Kopecky
Marie Frances Ser- Sourge
Esate
Marie Frances Serbousek
Kubicek, Novak and Kubicek
Mabel E. Johnson
Robert E. Johnson
Rover E. Johnson
U.S.A
7Th Ave
Linn County, Iowa
Seal
Ean
Briley
Rocket No. Dlc
Dean A
D. K. Pettit
Manchester
Linn County Court House
Linn County Zoning Commission
Barry T Bonar
Low
Linn County Board of Supervisors
State of Own
W. G. Harrington
Zoning Commission
Boston
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