Marion district seeks 1.5 million bond for new and expanded schools
Voters would decide on a 1.5 million dollar bond to fund a new elementary building west of South Eleventh Street and Fairview Drive, plus additions to Marion High School and Washington Elementary. Petitions are circulating with advisory committee support, and the school board plans a meeting to set a bond election date.
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Your Money's Worth Spending Habits Change As Income Rises
Sylvia Porter reports on a University of Maryland model showing how per capita spending grows with income. Elastic items such as autos and appliances rise sharply, while inelastic goods like salt remain steady. tobacco and education spending may fall as incomes climb.
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Sylvia Porter
New York
Business Week
U.S
University of Maryland
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
North Koreans Refuse To Follow Russia or China
A New York column analyzes the Pueblo incident linking North Korea's stance to Sino Soviet dynamics. It argues Pyongyang asserts independence from Beijing and Moscow, taunting allies while unsettling U.S. and international observers.
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Russia
China
Two Sioux City Businesses Destroyed by Downtown Fire
The 39 room Central hotel and adjacent steak house and jewelry store on Fourth street were leveled by a Sunday night blaze in downtown Sioux City. Fog and freezing temperatures hampered firefighters but officials reported the hotel evacuated safely. One fireman was injured after falling over a wall and is in fair condition. Eight fire companies battled the flames. cause is undetermined. Both restaurant and store were closed when flames were found.
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Rites Wednesday For Orris Connelly
Orris E. Connelly 70 lifelong Solon resident dies after brief illness. World War I veteran, employed at Western Auto. Survived by sisters Bernice Pearson and Irma Smith, brother Clifford. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. at Brosh funeral home Solon with burial at Oakland Cemetery Iowa City. American Legion to conduct military rites.
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Pianist Andre Watts to Play at Wartburg College
Andre Watts a 21 year old pianist who debuted with Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic five years ago will perform in Wartburg college Artist Series at Neumann auditorium on February 11 at 8 p.m. in Waverly Iowa Tickets are available in advance from Dr A W Swensen Wartburg Artist Series Wartburg college and at the box office the night of the concert.
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Emergency Landing at Moline by United DC-6
A United Air Lines DC-6 with 50 aboard made an unscheduled landing at Quad Cities airport in Moline after one engine malfunctioned en route from Lincoln to O'Hare. The pilot feathered the engine and landed safely after several passes with no incident.
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Diver No Match For Angry Whale
LA JOLLA CALIF AP A photographer 70 feet underwater inches from a migrating California gray whale is knocked by its tail dislodging his airpipe and slicing his forehead. A diving partner aided his ascent with minor injuries reported Saturday.
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Rick Grigg
California
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New York Editor Marziato Sisea Dies at 9 Founder of La Fol lia
In New York City AP reports Marziato Sisea aged 9, founder of La Fol lia the nation s oldest newspaper published in Italian, died Sunday. The youthful publisher created an Italian language paper that served immigrant readers with local and national news.
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Romney says Nixon now realizes I'm no pushover
Gov. George Romney asserts Nixon changed New Hampshire strategy and will spend more time campaigning. Romney cites polls showing Nixon ahead 3 to 1 and argues voters want a clear debate on Vietnam crime inflation and urban issues. He backs Rockefeller support and warns only primaries test a candidate.
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Clermont Power Outage After Vehicle Crash on Highway 18
A car driven by Daryl Halverson of rural Luana knocked out power in Clermont for about 45 minutes when it crashed into a utility pole on highway 18. Halverson reportedly fell asleep, the pole sheared off and the car flipped. He received minor injuries at Postville Hospital and was charged with failure to have control of his vehicle. Power was restored around noon.
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Postville Hospital
New Car Smashed Near New Albin
A 1968-model car with under 1000 miles was demolished on highway 182 three miles north of New Albin. Mrs. Judith Fink, 20, of New Albin, escaped injury and was charged with failure to have control after skidding down an embankment and striking a railroad signal, ending near the tracks.
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the Gazette
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Fink
East Iowans in Play Cast at Wartburg
Wartburg college will stage two matinee showings of King Arthur and the Magic Sword in Neumann auditorium at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m. Tickets are 50 cents, good for either performance, available at the Waverly public library or the auditorium box office. Cast includes Frank Phillip and Bonnie Seeder from Arlington.
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Bonnie Seeder
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Republicans Gather in Des Moines to Discuss Campaigns
In Des Moines a set of Republican hopefuls for state and national offices met for about two hours on Sunday. Iowa Republican central committee secretary Dick Redman said the group focused on scheduling and general election mechanics. He noted all five gubernatorial candidates and all three U.S. Senate hopefuls attended.
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UPI
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Iowa Republican Central Committee
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U. S. Senate
Edward Trainor services set in Linn County
Edward M. Trainor 75 a lifelong Linn County resident died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital He was born March 4 1892 in Coggon He belonged to St Johns Catholic Church of Coggon Surviving are three brothers and four sisters Services Requiem Mass Tuesday at 10 am at St Johns Coggon A rosary is Monday 730 pm at Murdoch chapel Coggon Interment Mt Calvary Cemetery Ryan
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Arrest Parolee After Chase in Fairfield
About 35 officers pursued a parolee from Anamosa men’s reformatory after he drove the wrong way on a Fairfield one way street and fled. Timothy Stockstell, 21, Washington Iowa, was arrested and charged with 12 traffic counts.
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Probate notice of Mary A. Stingley will and executors
In Iowa District Court the will of Mary A. Stingley was admitted to probate. DeWitt H. Smith and First National Bank were appointed executors. Creditors must file claims within six months after the second publication or be barred. Date of second publication in February 1968.
Notice of Probate of Will and Appointment of Executor
The District Court of Iowa announces the probate of the last will of Josephine Kindig dated September 26, 1762. Lyle R. Kindig is named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months of the second publication. payment to executor is requested. Dated January 25, 1968. Downers Grove Illinois. Allen and Fisher, Attorneys for Executor, Marion. Want ads do more things for more people economically and fast.
Notice of Probate and Appointment in Linn County Iowa
In Linn County District Court the estate of Ella Campbell deceased receives probate of the last will and codicil. John Gilbert Sediacek is appointed executor. Creditors must file claims within a year from the second publication dated February 1968 or be barred. Cedar Rapids Iowa attorney listed for executor.
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Codtell
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Clark
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Cedar Rapids
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Notice of Probate for Anna McDougall Deceased
In Linn County District Court for the State of laws the estate of Anna McDougall deceased. Gelenshou all is named executor. Creditors and heirs are notified to file claims within six months from second publication or be barred. Dated January 24 1968. Galen McDougall Marion. White Stone Hor Marion law. Sth day of Fab.
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Jean Zimmerman Blythe
California
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Cedar Rapids
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