Gray To Speck at YMCA Saturday Schedule Activities
Martial schedule at Marton ranch lists Gray To Speck as speaker at 8:30 as part of a day of youth and gym activities. The program covers junior and senior high meetings, teen commerce night, family gym sessions, and after events with various clubs and lessons. additional information to be announced later. Also reported: Carl Ri. White, 64, of Aurora Colorado, former Marlon resident, died February 17 with services held in Aurora. survivors include wife Opal and eight grandchildren.
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Independence Man Injured in Highway 140 Crash
James Van Ree, 32, of rural Independence, escaped serious injury when his 1972 car went off the northbound shoulder on Highway 140. The vehicle crossed the road into a ditch, struck a telephone pole, and was a total loss. He was treated at Peoples Memorial hospital for bumps and bruises and released. he was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control.
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Traffic Stalled By Search for Admiral's Hat
Washington AP A security check halted traffic as 1,750 Naval Security Station workers were searched for Rear Adm Samuel Gravelys hat missing from a cafateria rack. Gravelys son said the admiral bought a new hat and was not angry. The hat reportedly cost between 32.60 and 66.00 dollars.
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Vinton Council OKs Bridge Contract and Bids
Vinton city council accepted Lauritsen Coast bid of 63,017.44 for the West Fourth street bridge and started proceedings to sell 83,000 in general obligation bonds. Earlier bids for gasoline and fuel oil were opened, with eight bids for a transformer and switch gear. decision postponed to March 8.
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Assistant Chief at Tama Dies Suddenly
Harry J. McMurray, 82, Tama assistant police chief and former Iowa and Tama County sheriff, died of a heart attack Thursday afternoon at the Baynard Arp farm home. Surviving wife Jean and two children, Brenda and Jeff. Services Monday 1:30 at United Methodist Church Tama. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Mason-Hand funeral home in charge.
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Renewal Acquisition Methods Are Upheld In Iowa City
U.S. District Judge Will Stewart ruled to uphold Iowa City's urban renewal district property acquisitions. He dismissed suits by four Iowa City businessmen challenging the city's negotiation and requisition methods, allowing continued purchases in downtown.
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Don’t Rely on IRS Tax Guides For Tax Answers
The IRS warns against overestimating official guides for federal income tax returns noting that only complex cases require legal interpretation. It emphasizes the final authority lies in tax laws and IRS regulations, urging taxpayers to seek IRS office help for guidance and avoid self interpretation risking an audit.
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Comptroller Rules Gray FBI Post Held Illegally
Comptroller General says acting FBI director Gray exceeded temporary appointment limits under federal law. Senator Proxmire urges Gray to resign, asserting orders after Hoover’s death were invalid. The ruling hinges on 20 day limits for Senate confirmed posts and presidentially appointed officers.
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Most Photographed Indian Dies at 74
Ben Black Elk of Pine Ridge South Dakota died at 74. Renowned as the most photographed Native American and nicknamed The Fifth Face on Mount Rushmore he drew tourists with up to five thousand pictures daily during peak season. His lineage linked him to Chief Crazy Horse through cousins on both his father’s side and his participation in battles near the Big Horn.
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