First Shipment of Units For Palo Plant Enroute
Two highway shipments for the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo are en route from Portland Oregon. The first carries the reactor shroud head and steam separator assembly. the second will ship the reactor vessel. Structures weigh about 45 tons and measure 103 by 13 by 14 feet with nine axles and 34 wheels. Escort cars will accompany the slow-moving convoys through Iowa, with arrival expected the first week of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Duane Arnold Fiergy
Palo
Portland
Reacion
Energy Center
General Electric Co
Duane Arnold Energy
Iowa Electric ‘Light and Power
Iowa
Eratives
Marion
Corn Belt
Humboldt
Sioux City
Bonds and
Lability Insurance
Hughes Exit Rumors Stir Bahama Visa Work Permit Buzz
Drama swirls as news surfaces that Howard Hughes may have left the Bahamas voluntarily amid immigration checks on his staff. Officials describe routine compliance with entry rules while hotel staff report dismantling monitoring gear in his ninth floor suite. Rumors point to possible destinations including Cay Sal and Mexico as legal actions over Hughes holdings and the Irving autobiography cloud his return prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Fage 1
Balfron Bethel
Bahamas
Bethel
Britannia
Hannah
U.S
Clifford Irving
Mexico
Iowa Law Plan Faces Costly Shortfall Review
State lawmakers debate corrections to a foundation plan that would cost about 218 million if not amended. Governor Ray notes the issue is about correcting the original intent, with talks aiming to decide by Monday whether to revise the measure or let it stand for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden
Jepsen
Robert Ray
Ray
Hearing Set on Plea To Delay Taking Property
A Feb 28 hearing will decide if the highway commission can delay ouster of the Wesley Miska home during an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court. The case challenges a spring amended eminent domain law allowing possession before appeal outcomes, contrasting prior rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Wesley Miska
Iowa Supreme Court
Miskas
Linn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Supreme Court
W. W. Reynoldson
District Court
Iowa
Slippery roads blamed for five crashes in county
Slippery road conditions from two inches of ice caused five auto accidents in Buchanan county. Three occurred south of Independence on U.S. Highway 150 Wednesday afternoon with no injuries. A rear collision near Peoples Hospital injured no one, and Danny Johnson 17 of rural Rowley sustained a broken collarbone after his car slid 105 feet into a guard rail. Clyde Schrodt 29 of Cascade was hospitalized after a Worthington crash on Highway 136. he was charged with failure to have control.
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Independence
Buchanan County
John Givens
Peoples Hospital
Clarence Winter
Galena
Givens
Danny Lee Johnson
Rowley
Wapsipinicon
I School
Worthington
Clyde T. Schrodt
Cascade
Dyersville
Highway 136
Poe
Courthouse Mail Deadline For 1972 Auto Tags In Linn County
Linn County residents must postmark motor vehicle re registration forms by Monday to receive 1972 plates by March 14. Treasurer James Hennessey warns penalties rise after deadlines with 5 percent penalties from Feb 1 and an additional penalty starting March 1. Include correct 1972 fees, mailing fee, and penalties with the 1971 receipt or note the 1971 license number for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
James Hennessey
Linn
Action Against Institute Seeks Rent Payments
The owner of a building at 205 First Avenue 5H seeks three months back rent beginning December plus future rent from Career Training Institute’s former lease. The Linn district court suit names Career Enterprises of Arizona Inc as lessee and Florida and Iowa affiliates as guarantor, with $1,275 due for back rent and $5,100 for expected breach through February 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Career Training Institute
First Avenue 5H
Arizona Corporation
Florida Corporation
Linn District Court
Donald ©. Johnson
Career Enterprises’ of Arizona, Inc
Career Enterprises of
Iowa
Career Enterprises, Inc
Florida
Raytown
Nixon Trip Timetable Reveals China Visit Schedule
Washington United Press International provides the detailed itinerary for President Nixon's trip to China. The page lists departure from Andrews AFB Hawaii stops including Kaneohe and Guam, arrival in Shanghai and Beijing, meetings with Chinese leaders, and planned activities such as the Great Wall and Ming tombs. The schedule spans February 17 to February 28 with multiple transfers and public events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
China
Andrews Afb
Kaneohe
Marine Corps Air Station
Oshu
Hawaii
Armstrong
Guam
Paul EB. Pugh
Marianas
Pugh
Hor
Shanghai
Hungchiao
Capital Airport
Peking
Great Hall of People
Great Wall
Ming Tombs
Forbidden’ City
Dean's List Honor for Robert F. Wilson at PSU
Robert F. Wilson AA, a student at Pennsylvania State University, was named to the dean's list for the fall term with a 4.00 average. The listing notes an upcoming AA open meeting in Marion on Friday at 4 PM. Community briefs include a school board meeting, tax payments notice, local advertisements, and a death notice for Milo Graff of Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Judak
George Powell
University of Iowa School of Religion
Temple
Judah
de, Forel
Germany
United States
Robert F. Wilson
Marion
Terry Drive
Hascoholics Anonymous
Pennsylvania State University
Joint County School Board
Second Avenue
Coralville
Westmar
Don Frank
Westmar College
le Mars
Jefferson, Washington
Kenmedly High School
Milo Graff
Granville
Ott Graff
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Santa Cruz port district official jailed for eight years of fines
Santa Cruz High Twelve Friday noon reports that a port district engineer illegally collected parking fines for eight years. The Municipal Court judge ruled the city had the power to act as the district claimed it collected only about $100 last year. A district spokesman said the effort was more trouble than it was worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Calif
Embassy Club
Jim
Santa Cruz Liberty Project
Port District
Bell
Meslera
Kk Harbor
Donald May
Hines
Collins Credit Union Reelects Directors at Annual Meeting
Collins Em ploye Credit Union re elected Clayton Lander Joseph Treeck Jr and Dushan Orlich to the board at its 3nd annual meeting Sunday Ervin Menken elected as new director Ebner Hoff named president Roy Bonham vice president Trecek secretary treasurer Patricia Marshall and James McCue part of the executive committee Means Power Irma is a German name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Employe Credit Union
Clayton Lander
Joseph Treeck, Jr
Dushan, Orlich
Ervin Menken
Ebner Hoff
Roy Bonham
Trecek
Patricia Marshall
James McCue
Assault Count Filed Against C R Man 24
Victor M. Dugger of 2424 First Avenue NE was held on a charge of assault and battery and speeding after allegedly assaulting Cathie M. Conwell of 1620 Fourth Avenue, SE, as she walked home. The incident occurred in the 1500 block of Fourth Avenue SE. Conwell alerted officers at a nearby traffic accident scene and Dugger was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor M. Dugger
First Avenue
Cathie M. Conwell
Fourth Avenue
Dugger
Miss Conwell
Marion Man Fined For Reckless Driving
Dale A. Meyer of 1450 Meadow View Drive Marion pled guilty in municipal court to a reduced reckless driving charge. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs after originally facing drunk driving charges. The arrest occurred in March.
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Marion
Dale A. Meyer
Meadowview Drive
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Congress
Genhas
MacArthur
Phillip
Cay Sal
Nassau
Action Against Institute
Hangchow
West Lake
Provincial Revolutionary Committee
Chekiang Province
Hangchhow
Witl
Anchorage
Bob Wilcox
FBLA
Wells Fargo
Mike
Sixteenth Avenue
Jann A. Evans
Thirty-first Street
Lotte
Kten & Taege, Inc
2Nd Avenue SW
First Trust
Seva Hank
Linda Wilderman
Gregory’s Hairstyling
Mackin Paint
Dairy Queen
Rose
10Th St. Marion
Atermont
Dave
Pierson's Florists
Coe
Shell Companies Foundation
Coe College
Shell
Rufus Johnson
Seventh Avenue SE
YMCA
Lindale Plaza
Collins Credit Union
C.R. Man
The
Monitor
Gily
Chiistian Science Monitor
Astor Station
Boston
Massachusetts
Zisea
Dr. Sportswear
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