Marion City Hall reshuffles space for new accounting unit
Marion Iowa moves park department offices from front to rear of city hall to free front space for clerks after purchasing a new accounting machine. Linn county building department offices relocate to basement. final space shift due to full occupancy. George Washington birthday banks holiday announced. Gilbert L Velie 69 of Marion dies. service details set with Murdoch chapel. Numerous local notes include Cub Scout Pack 360 awards and YMCA Friday schedule. Dairy Queen reopens with free cones. Fish Fry and Fire Call report.
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Parks Department
Marion
Parks
Linn County Building Department
Gilbert L. Velie
Eleventh Street
Iowa City
Shenandoah
Gravity
Hazel I. Cox
Welie
Griswold
Marion courts hear seven days of police court cases
Judge Miles Adams presided as Marion police court heard seven days of cases including speeding for Stephen M. Garringer of Springville and Linda L. Sawyer on Krumholtz drive, all fined up to 25 dollars. Traffic violations covered driving left of center, stop signs and noisy conditions with multiple residents named and fines listed. Justice of the peace Jessie L. McCormack handled speeding and axle overweight tickets, with several two and three digit fines recorded.
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Miles Adams
Stephen M. Garringer
Springville
Linda L. Sawyer
Krumholtz Drive
Tyrone C. Meyer
Sixth Avenue
Ronald A. Askelson
South Fifteenth Street
Bernard A. Blok
Mt. Vernon
Jeffrey W. Draeger
Fourteenth Avenue
Larry E. Steele
Eise D. McMurrin
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
S E. Witcher
Wayne M. Seagren
Thirty-fifth St Street
Duane J. Hinker
Knollcrest Drive
John W. Dorothy
Vera J. Covington
Twentieth Street
Dwaine E. Dirks
Tenth Street
Steven L. Marks
Third Avenue
Richard J. Humphrey
Hillview Drive
Dennis A. Edgerly
Central City
Charles F. Risden
Amber
Marie E. Witcher
Willis M. Miller
Mount Vernon
Varge F. Harris, Jr
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Charles A. Hartsock
Fairfax
Robert J. Meroshek
Thirty-fifth Street
Lee Tow
Walford
Former Palo Resident Dies in Minnesota Crash
Eugene Dauenbaugh, formerly of Palo, was killed in a car crash near his New Hope home in Minnesota early Thursday. Survivors include his mother in Palo, three brothers in Iowa and Cedar Rapids, two sisters in Cedar Rapids and Palo, with services pending in New Hope.
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Eugene Dauenbaugh
Palo
New Hope
Minn
Cecil Dauenbaugh
Mervin
Iowa City
Richard
Cedar Rapids
Larry
John Scott
Richard Minor
Two Counts Against Bailey Dismissed
In municipal court on Wednesday two charges against Clyde Bailey of 1507 Fifth avenue SE were dismissed because the complaining witness was not present. Bailey faced counts of pointing a gun at another and assault and battery filed by Edwin Walker on October 12.
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Clyde Bailey
Fifth Avenue SE
Bailey
Edwin Walker
LaSalle Hosts City Music Festival Saturday
Weston Noble of Luther College will guest direct the East Central Iowa conference vocal festival at LaSalle high. Choral groups from LaSalle College Community Linn-Mar Benton Community and Beckman high schools perform solo and in a combined program at 7 30 p m. Noble has directed festivals in 31 cities and Canada. Included in the combined program are selections by Diener Mozart and Chenoweth. Admission is 1 25 for adults 75 cents for students.
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Weston Noble
Luther College
LaSalle High School
LaSalle
College Community
Linn - Mar
Benton Community
Beckman
Noble
Canada
Diener, Mozart and
Chenoweth
OneCar Crash Sends Local Woman Flying and Healing
Patricia Lee Metcalf, 22, of Newhall, was treated at Mercy hospital after a dramatic single car accident on Highway 30, five miles west of Cedar Rapids. She lost control, skidded 245 feet along a ditch, hit a farm drive, flew into the air, tangled with telephone lines, and rolled end over end before landing on its top in a field.
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Patricia Lee Metcalf
Newhall
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Highway Patrol
Rape charge against Kelchen dismissed in municipal court
A rape charge against LeRoy Kelchen of 525 Fifth Avenue SE was dismissed after a Wednesday preliminary hearing in municipal court due to insufficient evidence. The case related to a December 30 incident.
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LeRoy Kelchen
Fifth Avenue SE
Kelchen
Windup Lunar Mission Blasts Aloft Dec 6
Apollo 17 will launch at night from Space Center Houston at 8 38 CST on December 6 bound for a volcanic ash filled valley near the Taurus mountains and Littrow crater. Commander Eugene Cernan leads Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans on a three day surface stay and six new experiments to probe possible lunar water.
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Keystone
Moon
Eugene Cernan
Harrison Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
Cernan
Schmitt
Evans
Lunar
Sing Out C R Group To Perform At Mt Mercy
Sing Out Cedar Rapids will debut publicly at Mt. Mercy College Winter Holidays with a 7 30 p m show in McAuley Auditorium. A Cedar Rapids high school quartet, the Nassif Singers, also appears. Tickets available at the door.
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Mt. Mercy
Sing Out
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Mercy College
Mt. Mercy McAuley
Yaks desired in Tibet to breed with mountain cattle
In Tibetan farming, yaks are in demand to mate with mountain cattle, producing offspring known as dzos.
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Tibet
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