Marion Board Scrutinizes Hipple Contract amid Alumni Hearing
At a Marion board of education meeting, athletic director Les Hipple faced questions from 25 former Marion High School athletes and others about his contract for next year. The session reflected a tense, mixed discussion as officials and community members weighed school leadership and union matters.
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Marion
Les Hipple
Board of Education
Marion High School
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Marion alumni group backs athletic program at Marion high
The alumni group told the board it backs Marion high athletic development. Board President Gordon Harstad offered an executive session. alumni spokesman Mike Rucker declined. Dr. William A. McMillin will discuss Rust College funding efforts amid recent burglaries at Tut's and Ed's Marion.
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Senate Airs Milk Job Firing as State Battle Grows
In Des Moines the firing of LeMars milk sanitarian Richard Dennler by Secretary Kenneth Owen sparks a GOP probe motion. Governor Hughes defends management while Democrat Nicholas Coad replaces Dennler. Senate set to meet early to discuss the resolution amid party tensions and staffing questions.
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Trapped Motorist Dies After Day and a Half Encapsulation
Mrs. Joseph Haines Aged 45 died en route to hospital after spending a day and a half trapped in her car wreckage near Moses Lake Washington A helicopter crew from Larson Air Base spotted the wreckage landed and rescued her before she passed away.
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Joseph Haines
Na Creek
Larson Air Base
Soviet holding firm for talks and political turmoil
A fragmented news fragment reports a Soviet holding firm for talks and a governor statement on registration, robbery, and political intrigue. It mentions a car tied to a Republican operation, a dismissed official named Dennler, and a Spokane visit with employment disputes at a police and television context.
Burglars Fail To Open Safe in Sun-Mart Breakin
A Thursday night break in at the Sun Mart store at Center Point road and Forty second street NE yielded no loot. Detectives report burglars attempted to crack the safe but a scale atop the safe was moved to the floor. Police discovered the break in shortly after midnight Friday.
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Cedar Rapids Man Injured At Rail Crossing
A 43 year old Cedar Rapids man Lowell Slaght walked into a moving freight car at the Second avenue SE and Fourth street tracks. He was treated for facial injuries at St. Luke's hospital and released. Police say he walked toward a slow moving 46 car train and was struck by the edge of the last car door. A witness said he did not seem to see the train. The accident occurred at 4:50 p.m.
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Seventeenth Street SE
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Four Cedar Rapids Boys Arrested for Freight Car Breakin
Four Cedar Rapids youths aged 15 to 17 were arrested Thursday for breaking into a freight car behind the Witwer Grocer Co. They stole five cases of canned fruit. Juvenile authorities turned them over to their parents pending action by probation officers.
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Evening College iSystem Alters Registrations Details
Coe Eves ing College will start second term with first night registrations from 6 to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday at the registrar, ibookstore, and business office. Classes start at 7 p.m. Students are advised to arrive early to complete enrollment. The schedule lists courses across multiple departments for Monday to Thursday.
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Coe Eves‘ing College
Ae Williams
Williams
Old Main
Wyoming House Rejects Stamp Trading Ban Repeal
The Wyoming House of Representatives on Wednesday night defeated a bill to repeal the state ban on trading stamps. The vote totaled 29 to 24.
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Cheyenne
UPS
Wyoming House of Representatives
Man Bound Over In Assault Case
Thomas Hightower, 24, of 094% Twelfth Street NE, was bound over to the grand jury after a municipal court preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder. He remained in the county jail on $5,000 bond. The alleged attack on his father, Prof. Howard Hightower, 62, at the apartment on Jan 4 left a two inch neck wound.
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Twelfth Street
Grand Jury
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