School Enrichment Tax Debate at Marion Board Meeting
Marion Independence school board secretary Ken Suit and Supt. Clare Stevens explained the school enrichment tax slated for a next Thursday vote. They outlined how funds would be used for instruction, with no money for administration or building upkeep, and warned the tax's impact on property tax and state aid while noting district costs and program needs.
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Independence School Board
Ken Suit
Ani
Clare Stevens
Stevens
Ene Starry
Coulical Inalreek
Tw Clearwater
Stith
Linglee
Joes
St Depts
Marion council authorizes preliminary plans for four projects
On Thursday night the Marion council authorized City Engineer Terry Chow to prepare preliminary plans for four projects. Planned items include a 1976 asphalt program, sewer and drainage work, and street improvements along Twenty-fifth Avenue, the downtown east-west corridor between Seyell and Eighth avenues, and Ninth Street to Dwell Streets.
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Munan
Cilor
Terry Chow
Aegger
Ge Reynir
Nephalt
Saab
Hillit
Fourteenth
Hillview
Foam
Sindh
Tellin Avenue
Seventeenth
Hillview Drive
Council Reverses Code For Dentists Practice Rule
Marion city council votes to waive the code requirement for separate toilet facilities for dentists and staff. Plaintiffs from Codgy Repidsy seek to expand their practices with a short appointment office at 144 Seventh Avenue. YMCA schedule and local notices appear amid storm project details and a memorial for Hartbert E. Jatinean, 44, of Lindale Drive.
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Dontists
Ors
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Willan Des Koutt
John C. Pirdie
Codgy Repidsy
Habert E. Jatinean
Lindale Drive
Manchester
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Galena
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U.S. Narine Corps
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Mariereeter
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Divner
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Marion
Jolson
Menchester
Richant Whiter
Springville
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Cilye Cook
Baylal
Willy
Murdock's
Sauairrtny
Complaints Over Failure To Report Shooting Incident
Local officials including Town Attorney and Sheriff voiced concern over a University of Iowa hospital case where a Davenport resident received gunshot wounds and police were not notified. Iowa law requires reporting within 12 hours. university and city officials discussed improving crime reporting and investigation cooperation.
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Johnson Courtly Atlorewy
Town Grey Palloe
Marvey Miller
Jalan Shorill
Gary
Christa Brose
University of Lowe Studi Frit Davenport
University Hospitals
Tueaday Mendow
Sherif Hughes
Mier
Willard Boyd
University
Miembers
Boyd
Broskhand
Unisex Toilets Proposed for Bass Lake Rest Area
In Bass Lake Calif officials announce plans for 28 new restroom buildings at the fishing and recreation area. The proposal favors unisex facilities with enclosed cubicles and single-occupancy doors for privacy.
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Bass Harf
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Bass Lake
Pesticide Effectiveness Decreasing Alarmingly Reported
Washington report from 80 experts warns pesticides are losing effectiveness, with resistance rising. They urge safer, alternative methods and reduced reliance on toxic chemicals to protect crops, workers, and consumers amid ongoing spraying. The study, released Thursday, stresses urgent action nationwide.
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Nationl Academy of Selerices
Ute Pi Rigl
Sail
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Hearing Set For March 4 on Rezoning Request
Marion City Council schedules a March 4 public hearing on a rezoning proposal for 706 Twenty-second Street near St. Joseph’s. The action seeks to convert a single family dwelling to a commercial use, with traffic relief considerations and related approvals noted.
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Ray Bertelli
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Taneh Wenlle
House Unit Votes To Abolish State Position
DES MOINES A legislative committee voted 27 to 9 to abolish the state medical examiner position. Rep. Kenneth Miller argued the office is unnecessary since no appointment has occurred for years, noting 75 pathologists reside in private practice across the state. Rep. Joan Lipsky objected that the move lacks appropriations planning.
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Ring
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Ince
Joan Lipsky
Al-Cedar Rapids
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Kissinger Plans House Battle on Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faces Congress with a tough foreign policy plank as he seeks support for a delay on a major treaty with the Soviet Union. He argues for continued U S leadership while signaling openness to talks, as Democratic and Republican leaders press for clearer policy direction before the November elections.
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Congress
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Srey Prandesa
Laramie
Abeeloe
Hans Ihn
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Ford
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Soviet Union
Uuwdeye Yuan
Ewan Congress
Mike Mimafindd
Copiial Hill
Huff Says No Reagan To Activate Association
Huff states a temporary joint under a writing association will not be activated at Insane Company to sell medical malpractice until further hearings. He says evidence from a hearing on February 20 did not prove an emergency needing public protection and notes another hearing will be held when a license request is analyzed.
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Iwan
William Thuf
Feiday
Uns Sinte
Huff
Imedticil Tinteractiog Insurance Ib Vot Ayallalye
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Setierson
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Beagle
Bridges
Lockheed paid over $1 million to Netherlands official
A Lockheed executive testified that the company paid more than $1 million to a Dutch government official to promote activities in the Netherlands. The Senate subcommittee chair labeled the payment a bribe while noting the executive did not fully endorse the official’s actions.
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Netherlands
Loneheed
Dirk
Priday
Charman Frank Chutet
Dilapio
Che Senate
Paymart
Wribe
Katehian
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Gazette Safer Fan Feature Start Date Details
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Saturday event and a person named Adeartrong tom Wier with unclear context. Reads like a local brief or notice about a performance or fan feature. Multiple words truncated. core facts uncertain.
Legal notices detail February filings and public sale terms
Fragmentary notice outlines a February filing and sale context involving local authorities and property actions. Names and precise dates are unclear, but references to a Seattle area entity and public proceedings suggest a civil matter with potential liens or adjudications.
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