Linn-Mar Budget Overrun Highlighted By Review Board
Linn-Mar school district was listed among 125 districts facing an overbudget amount of 325000 under a budget review, with about a third potentially deducted from state aid next year if spending isn’t cut. Supt Kenneth Pullen said definitive figures arrive after June 30 and that Patton noted a 532000 three year estimate may require local financing.
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Linn-Mar
Echo
Gure
Kenneth P. Pullen
Budget Review Board
Distel
Patton
Spring Reservations Open For Marion Parks Pavilions
Marion's parks and recreation department accepts summer pavilion reservations for Thomas Park two pavilions. Newer pavilion being rewired for better electrical service. Charles Kremenak, parks director, said bad weather has blocked the west Thomas park roadway.
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Marion
Parks and Recreation Department
Thomas Park
Persuast
Parks Department
Charles Kremenak
Parks and Recreation
Marion Court Cases In Chief Miles Adams Court This Week
Police court listings reveal numerous fines across defendants from Cedar Rapids, Central City, Springville, and nearby towns. Cases include speeding, improper passing, failure to yield, intoxication, and traffic violations with fines from 2 to 100 dollars.
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Miles Adams Weres
Loyal J. Summers
First Averta
Mariyn J. Virkovsky
Sixth Avenue
Sharon
Central City
Hiam T. Ferguson
Mie
Terry E. Knake
Fifth Avenue
James A. Richart
DeWitt
Shirley A. Stentz
Springville
Laniel R. Eichinger
Jewel GilKieckhaefer
LaVern Ik
Guanrude
Eighth
Sle
William W.young
B Avenue
Loyal Jr. Summers
First Avenue
Jay_S. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Gertrude A. Myers
Maplecrest Drive
Michel L. Gehring
Lina
John T. jBlong
McGogwan Boulevard
F Clements
Third Street
Patricia L. Logsdon
Willview Drive
Paul S. Phelan
Fifth Avenue SE
Gary E. Knott
Twenty-seventh Street
Norman R. Curmings
Stephen C. Shaver
Eighth Street
Robert
H. Allison
Highth Street
Kenneth BE
Main
Twenty - Seventh Street
Jerry Vanek
Albert Tr. Stoner
E Avenue
James O. Stoner
EB Avenue
Earl FE. Kohl
Fourth Avenue
Richard D. Engen
Bay West Eighth Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Cleo E. Darrow
Seventh Street
Ronald M. Escher
Devonwood Avenue
Dallas I. Larsner
West Ninth Avenue
Toger
A. Engstrom
Valleyview
Drive
Lois ML Benson
Vinton
Terrance J. Houlihan
Masonville
Herbert E Schram
Manchester
Jeannette H. Lewis
Gerald A. Dankert
Westwood Drive
Cedar’ Rapids
Steven E. Smith
Palo
Dennis A. Hale
Seventeenth Street
James ©. Barne, Jr
Twelfth
George
Cleppe
Sig
Steven
Fairbanks
Twenty Seventh Street
Driving Stress Linked to Heart Attacks in Drivers
New York reports that stress from driving may trigger fatal heart attacks in drivers with coronary disease. Dr. Samuel Bellet presented ECG findings from 2.5 hour tests in daylight, with 11 of 21 drivers showing significant ECG changes linked to highway accidents.
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New York
Samuel Bellet
Philadelphia General Hospital
American College of Cardiology
Bellet
Like a Clock The Mars Rover Mission Mapped by JPL Scientists
Pasadena Calif AP reports Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists describe the Mariner spacecraft and its voyage to Mars as moving along like a clock, with precise timing guiding its light toward the red planet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Mariner & Spacecraft 35
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Scout Council Receives Proceeds From Tree Sale
The Hawkeye Area Boy Scout council was awarded 419.50 for Scouts aiding Optimist club Christmas tree sales. The amount equals ten percent of proceeds from 4,495 one dollar tickets. Forty percent of each ticket supported the Scout fund.
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Hawkeye Area
Boy Scout Council
The
Elks Club
Bill Xephart
Scout Council
Reconsider Tax Credit Repeal Bar
Iowa lawmakers faced pressure from the Iowa State Bar Association to revisit a retroactive repeal of the state sales tax credit on income tax returns. Association leaders argued the move resembles an ex post facto law, while Republicans maintained the measure, including a retroactive date of January 1, 1968, would not be reconsidered. The discussion highlighted filings for 1968 returns and pending refunds as state revenue officials flagged delays pending legislative action. In Bangkok, King Bhumibol opened Thailand’s parliament session the first in 11 years.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Bar Assn
Francis L. Cudahy
Jefferson
Association
Towa
General Assembly
Towa Senate
House
Senate
Cudahy
Bar Association Board of Governors
Cudghy
State Revenue Department
The
Revenue Department
Richard Turner
Torner
Jepal
Bangkok
Bhumibol Adulyadej
Thailand
New Oil Leak Off California Coast Spurs Emergency Response
Offshore California leaks prompt cement and drilling mud sealing on a well off Santa Barbara. The slick eight miles long raises questions about origin between the new leak and remnant pollution from the January spill. Interior Secretary Hickel orders extra equipment and experts to Union Oil spill site to control the force from the relief well.
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Santa Barbara
UPL
California
Venice
Hickel
Union Oil Co
Five Iowa Students Face Beer Charges
Special to The Grralle Iowa City The University of Iowa students were arrested Wednesday evening and charged with possession of beer by minors. They are Mark J Behyyab 19 Richard Hinds 18 Robert Lessure 18 Thomas 18 Joseph McGrath 19 and Craig Engleman 18.
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Grralle Iowa
University of Iowa
Mark J. Behyyab
Richard Hinds
Robert’ Lessure
Thomas
Joseph McGrath
Craig Engleman
Lexington Avenue
Humphrey urges dropping Sentinel ABM plans at Minnesota talk
Senator Humphrey urged Nixon to drop the planned ten billion dollar Sentinel anti ballistic missile defense system saying it would be futile and out of date, threaten strategic stability with Russia, and risk a renewed arms race. Defense Secretary Laird paused site work to study the issue as Humphrey spoke to about 1700 at the University of Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
UPS
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Russia
Defense
Laird
University of Minnesota
Northrop
Couple Killed in Muscatine County Crash Near Wilton Junction
WILTON JUNCTION. A rural Muscatine County crash killed Oakly Collier, 74, and his wife Grace, 16, five miles southeast of Wilton Junction. The other vehicle occupants, Joleen Lett, 85, and her daughter Melissa, suffered minor injuries and were treated at Davenport hospital.
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Wilton Junction
UPI
Muscatine
Ounty Road
Oakly Collier
Yurant
Grace
Joleen Lett
Mural
Melissa
Davenport Hospital
$7.6 Million Watts Investment Planned Industrial Park
The Nixon administration announced a $7.6 million plan to convert a 4.5 acre Watts site into an industrial park with goods and jobs, funded through the Economic Resources Corporation a biracial nonprofit. Lockheed Aircraft signed as first tenant with no tax breaks promised. land and buildings cost over $2 million and projected annual payroll matches that figure.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Watts
Los Angeles
Gamage
Tle
Comerce
Stans
Economic, Resources Corporation
Voromerce
Johnson Administration
Commerce Department
Economic Development Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lockheed Aircraft
A. Carl Kalchian
Kotchian
Lockheed
Nixon Reporter Struck by Stone in West Berlin
CBS White House correspondent Dan Rather was struck on the forehead by a stone thrown from a crowd as President Nixon’s motorcade passed the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in West Berlin. He received medical treatment and described the incident as not too bad. A group of leftist students also tossed paint at the truck, splashing several photographers.
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Berlin
Dan Rather
CBS
White House
Nixon
West Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
Solon youths charged in residence break-in case
Two Cedar Rapids boys age 13 and 16 from Solon were charged Wednesday with breaking into a residence at 214 Fifteenth Street N. in Solon. Items taken included two shotguns a rifle ammunition a radio liquor and a rug. Youth authorities said most loot recovered. Both boys processed and released to parents. Burial services for Joseph Cerny held at St. Mary's Solon with arrangements by Brush Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Cerny
Solan
Iowa City
Solon
Matilda Miller
Morse
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Folan
Matilda
Cedar Rapids
William Leonard
LaMar Morris
Town City
Waldo Scery
Cedar Breakin
Floyd Sauber
Rapids
Fifteenth Street
Leo F. Kessler
Brush Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
J. J. Fath
Fath
At & P
St. Mary's Cemetery
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Peace Court
Jessi McCormack
Steven BE. Smith
Dennis A. Rule
Seventeenth Steet
Twelfth’ Street
George E. Clappe
Steven C. Fairbanks
18Th St
Marlon
Doctors
Wright
Armstrong and Lyne
Thirty-first Street
Ielerk
Pat Fink
Thirty-fifth Street
C. Lassen
Thirteenth Street
John Zier
Glenn Vernon
Adv
Sorg Pharmacy
Dairy ‘Queen
Cub
Pack 72
Washington School
Ricky Hall
Jeff Swanson
Steve Runyan
Bart Taylor
Dean Henderson
Jeff Hennessey
Mark Erickson
Randy Harms
David Brown
Steve Trumpald
Tony Brecht
Kim Wright
Don Freese
Gregt Stolze
Todd Pederson
Ricky' Johnson
Rennie Pool
Billy J. Cerwick
Ronnie Kopp
Jobo
Schindler
Tony Hefel
Jeff J. Downey
Mark Rouse
Ricky
Navy
Kora
YMCA
Marion Branch
Taycees
Mation Taycees
Tenth Street
Ralph Pedersen
Marion Merchants
Pedersen
Federal & State
Frank Gorup
17Th St. NE
Magnavng
Marlon TV
Texas
Laurie Welington
Shoe Service Stone
Dia
Queen & Teen
Jack
Haves
Brown
Gale
Sire
Uooné
Marian
Fuchi Te
Chinga Tou Kann
Urant
Breakini
Joseph Cerny
Magnavox
Marion TV & Records
7Th Avenue
Irwin's
Michaels Stern
Michaely Stern & Currie
Dacron-Weal
Michaels-Stern
Tremandous
Michaals-Starn
Curlas
Saxony Hall
Irwin
Marion, Iowa
St. Pat's
Boston
Cedar Hilla Deu Naktis Encewk
Saturcay
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