Marion council approves 1972 resurfacing project plan
The Marion city council approved a resolution of necessity for paying project No. 2 a nonassessable resurfacing plan with an estimated cost of 87000. Streets listed include Fourth Avenue from Twenty-second to Twenty-sixth, Fifth Avenue from First to Seventh, and numerous other avenues and streets. Bids will be accepted March 2, with special assessment bonds of 113000 to be sold February 17 to fund pavement project No. 1.
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Marion’s
Fourth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Street
Grand Avenue
Valleyview Drive
Ninth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Washington Drive
Twelfth Avenue
Thirteenth Streets
Frem
Northview
Thirty-Park Avenue
Washington First Street
Fourteenth
Lincoln
Valleyview Gore
Eohn
South
Eighth
First Streets
Maplecrest
Seventeenth
Twenty-sixth
Seventeenth Avenues
Twenty Seventh
Twelfth
Fifteenth
Twentieth Street
Tenth
Fifteenth Avenues
Tenth Avenues
Douglas Court
Henderson Drive
English Boulevard
Henderson
James Drive
Seventeenth Avenue
Maplecrest Drive
Rathje
Marlon
Valentine
Val First Avenue
Real
Hennessey
Twin Bros
Marlow
Martin Bratch
MCA
Senor High
Eugene Dunn
Dunn
Hubert M. L. Johnson
Shelly
Ally
Marion School Calendar Changes Spark Board Debate
Marion school board adopted a 1972 78 calendar excluding a spring vacation and ending classes in late May. Aug 29 start, Dec 26 Jan 2 holidays, and April 2 6 spring break. District aims for cooperation with Cedar Rapids and notes potential budget constraints and hot lunch plans. Board also discussed HACAP jobs for students, remodeling Vernon junior high, and Target 76 district consolidation.
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Marion Independent
Marion Education Assm
Cedar Rapids
Marion
MEA
Tie
John Vernos
Duane Weltha
Mana
Sorenson
Vernon
Sorensen
Board of Education
Chiropractor Dr Munger Moves to New Marion Avenue Address
Dr Munger, chiropractor, announces relocation to 665 6th Ave Marion. Advertisement notes Fish Fry Friday at 3 pm with takeout offered. Mentions Slickney's Scoreboard advertisement.
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Slickney
U.S. Planes Hit Antiaircraft Battery in North Vietnam
American fighter bombers conducted their 38th strike this year in North Vietnam, targeting an antiaircraft battery that fired on a reconnaissance plane. Capt. James D Entremont reported no damage to the plane or escorts due to thick smoke. The raid occurred 10 miles north of the Hen Karaij pass, 45 miles northwest of the DMZ. U.S. reconnaissance flights increased over the past two weeks to monitor enemy moves, with seven of this week’s 13 air attacks triggered by recon planes. The 35 protective reaction strikes in five weeks surpassed earlier yearly totals.
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U.S
North Vietam
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Boys Survive Narrow Auto Train Collision Near Cedar Rapids
Center Point youths Robert Squires and Bruce Segebarth were treated and released after a car was dragged a quarter mile beneath a stalled freight train at 8 p.m. Thursday. Authorities say the teens, driving toward railroad tracks, attempted to cross after the train stopped on a grade. The incident followed other war and political dispatches from Vietnam and Moscow involving Nixon’s peace plan and Viet Cong reactions.
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Center Point
Mira
Cedar Rapids
Robert Squires
Bruce Segebarth
Youth Arrested On Theft Charge In Cedar Rapids
David Marsden, 17, of 2015 7 Street SW, was arrested on a larceny charge after a wallet containing 170 dollars was stolen from a wallet reportedly found at a Wareca service station on Sixteenth Avenue. He posted a 200 bond and was released. wallet not recovered.
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David Marsden
Marsden
Wareca
Sixteenth Avenue
Towell Childers
Cedar Rapids
Curfew Considered for Hiawatha Youths
Hiawatha city council discussed an 11 pm to 5 am curfew for all ages over 16, to be reviewed during spring recodification. The panel also seeks a full-time police officer via Linn County Crime Commission, while four part-time officers remain. The town plans a maintenance worker hire and weekly council meetings were rejected 3 to 2. Street repairs may add Osk Street this spring. Joan Biederman named city clerk. Assessor will be at city hall next week to sign homestead and veterans exemptions forms.
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Iheiliawatha
Ely
Linn County Crime Commission
Hiawatha
Towice
Osk Street
Joan Biederman
FTC Drops Ban on Negative Option Plans Plan Revisions Ahead
Washington United Press International reports the Federal Trade Commission will not pursue a ban on negative option sales plans used by book and record clubs. The agency will seek new rules requiring clear disclosures, a 10 day viewing period, and refunds for returned items, reshaping how monthly selections are offered and paid for.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Tas i
FNC
Two Cases Disposed In Court at Vinton
VINTON Recent action in justice of the peace court here included a reduced charge of drunk driving to reckless driving for Robert D. Sherwin of Marion. He was fined $100 and costs. Another case reduced assault with intent to commit real bodily injury to assault and battery for Lloyd Lovell Jr of Vinton. He was sentenced to 40 days in jail with seven days already served, and the rest suspended.
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Vinton
Justice of the Peace Court
Robert D. Sherwin
Marion
Lloyd Lovell, Jr
Vinlan
Public Hearing and Estate Notice in Linn County Iowa
Notice of public hearing by the Linn County Board of Supervisors regarding probate matters and will, appointment of a special administrator, and publication requirements. Document lists involved parties including executors, heirs, and pertinent dates, with references to court proceedings and official notices.
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Linn County
Board of Eungrviars
Jowa
Han Fe
Linn Saante Sistine
Notice of incorporation for Col Ries Ware and others
A notice proclaims the incorporation of Col Ries Ware and associates under state law. It lists the initial registered address at First Avenue and Marlon, names Gregory A. Darrow and others as principals, and outlines stock, maintenance provisions, and anticipated hearings and meetings in 1972. The document includes references to amendments, ratifications, and future public proceedings.
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Coca
Teaner
Marlon
Summer Circle
Iel
Bun Pres Misrtig
Blackstock & Attelatwt Jorieys
Lal
Pisa
Herold
Janary A. Darraws
Gregory A. Darrow
Ratton
Yas
Gregory A. Darrowly
Chile
Eesti
Gregory A
Inara
Ming Wade
Walter
Ballion
Iret
Worden Reyer
Courcy
Ieee
C SH
Ine
Wrowldedt
Tor
Bacon
Lowe
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Marion Street
By Jarry Tanner
Blairs Ferry
United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship
American Legion
Rex Glasgow
Bill Spearman
Dean Wassmer
Roger Wassmer
By Pat Kress
Richard M. Sorensen
Collar Rapids
Douglas Hutchings
Sts
Janet Gunnersoe
Irving
Linda Westeckamp
Mentzer
William Saathoff
Fans Anderson
James Powers
Building Board of Appeal
South Eleventh Street
Willwrew and
Valleyview Drives
Adolph Bayson
Squaw Creek
Snuny Creek
Twentyninth Avenue
First
Tenth Streets
Linhwood Acres
Sherp
Ln Ne Mekong Delta
Moscow
Tass
North Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam
Otis
Kosygin
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Republic of
Federation of American Scientists
Hanoi
Ussr
People’s Republic of China
FAS
Haiphong
Tenors Alles
Thieu
Paris
Thien
Saigon
Viet Cong
Nguyen van Tien
William Porter
Phim Dang Lam
Thiet
Viet Cahg
Thign
Stephen Ledoger
Nguyen Dhew Dan
State Department
Les Aspin
ThWik
North
Aspin
Rogers
Ment
Lo Gg
Amnesty International
Asst
David Abshire
International Red Crass
By Jimmy Hatlo
Sano Pup
North Pole
Noor
Porthonae
Paine
Ead
Cee Fant
Sass
Ehles Age
Gerrans Ininvernas
Peary
Pat
Larry Vpp
Lated, Inc
Grovisiena
Chanter
District Court
Lowa Kr
Corkaratinn Et
Thas
Weielene Evan
Enoe
Sagan
Holmes Han
Apa Fearon
Fetherston Sl
Yeats
Fem Aarest
Ouny Angrney
Unl Court House
Sonia of
Norte
Yaseh
Ava
Cty Coun
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Iowa
Thames J. Wilkinson
Arinore
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