Linn-Mar Budget Overrun Tied To State Aid Loss
Linn-Mar school district was listed among 125 districts for budgets exceeding the allowed increase. The over-budget amount was 325.00 dollars, with about one third potentially deducted from state aid next year unless spending is cut during the year. Superintendent Kenneth Patton said the board will decide after June 30 how much was spent and the district’s average daily membership. He noted the district may need to finance the excess locally, with the 325 dollar figure representing a three year estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
School Budget Review Committee
Supt
Kenneth P. Patton
Budget Review Board
Patton
Marion Parks Accept Reservations for Thomas Park Pavilions
Marion's parks and recreation department accepts reservations for the two pavilions in Thomas Park for next summer. Contact the parks department to arrange use. Four minors were fined for beer possession in justice court. others were fined for making beer available to minors. Also notes on a garage sale, building permits, and local ads including a Dairy Queen promotion and YMCA schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion's Parks and Recreation
Thomas Park
Parks Department
George FE Cleppe
Palo
Steven C. Fairbanks
Twenty-seventh Street
Court summaries reveal numerous traffic and minor offenses
This week in Judge Miles court and Justice of the Peace Jessie L. McCormack, numerous speeding, improper passing, intoxication, license, and vehicle violation cases were heard in Cedar Rapids area courts. Notable defendants include Loyal Summers, Sharon Bailey, Daniel Sichinger, John Blong, and James Stoner, among others, with fines ranging from 2 to 100 dollars and several intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Gerald A Dankert
Westwood Drive
Cedar Rapids
Steven E. Smith
Palo
Dennis A. Rule
Seventeenth Street
James O. Barne, Jr
Twelfth Street
Miles Amsweres
Loyal J. Sumoters
First Avenues
Arion J. Virkovsky
Sixth Avenue
Sharon R. Bailey
Central City
William T. Ferguson
Terry E. Knake
Fifth Avenue
James G. Richart
DeWitt
Shirley A. Stentz
Springville
Daniel R
B Avenue NE
Gertrude A. Myers
Maplecrest Drive
Michael L. Gehring
Twenty-fifth Street
John T. Blong
McGowan Boulevard
Clements
Third Street
Patricia L. Logsdon
Hillview Drive
Paul
Pielan
Fifth Avenue SE
Gary E. Knott
Twenty-seventh Street
Norman R. Cummings
Stephen C. Shaver
Eighth Street
Robert H. Allison
Kenneth E. Main
Twenty - Seventh Street
Jerry Vanek
Albert L. Stoner
E Avenue
James O. Stoner
Earl E. Kohl
Fourth Avenue
Richard D. Engen
West Eighth Avenue
Cleo E. Darrow
Jeannette R. Lewis
Dean E. Seaba
Sigourney
Terrance J. Houlihan
Masonville
George J. Kidd
Route 1
Neva A. Lanning
Toddville
Deborah E. Cavenaugh
Waterloo
Larry L. Hodge
Beloit
Wis
Gerald A. Dankert
George E. Cleppe
Steven C. Fairbanks
Seventh Street
Driving Stress Linked to Heart Attacks in Drivers
New York AP report summaries a study by Dr Samuel Bellet and team at Philadelphia General Hospital showing driving stress may trigger heart changes in men and women with coronary history. Of 66 drivers with coronary disease, 11 showed significant electrocardiogram changes during a daytime driving test, suggesting a link to highway accidents warranting further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Bellet
The
Tists
Philadelphia General Hospital
Heart American College of Cardiology
Bellet
Dr. Bellet
Like a Clock Mariner 6 Smoothly En Route to Mars
Pasadena California AP reports Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists describe the Mariner 6 spacecraft as running along like a little clock as it speeds toward Mars, indicating precise timing and steady progress on the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 6
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Reconsider Tax Credit Repeal Bar in Iowa Legislature
Iowa lawmakers faced opposition from the Iowa State Bar Association over repealing the sales tax credit retroactively. Francis L. Cudahy, association president, urged reconsideration, warning the move resembles an ex post facto action. The Senate and House passed the repeal, with refunds and credits affected for 1968 filings. Returned funds await action as the revenue department holds 1968 refunds pending legislative outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowaegislature
Iowa State Bar Assn
Francis L. Cudahy
Jefferson
Association
Iowa
General Assembly
Towa Senate
House
Senate
Cudahy
Bar Association Board of Governors
Revenue Department
Atty
Richard Turner
Turner
Humphrey urges dropping Sentinel ABM plans in cold war warning
UPI Hubert Humphrey urged the Nixon administration to drop the $10 billion Sentinel anti ballistic missile system, arguing it would be futile, disrupt strategic balance with Russia, risk an endless arms race, and push the nation back to the darkest days of the cold war. He spoke at the University of Minnesota amid International Emphasis Week to about 1,700 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Russia
Defense
Laird Pe
Theji University of Minnesota
Northrop
Ttat
China
Oil Leak Off California Coast Sparks Cement Plugs
Offshore oil workers poured cement and drilling mud to halt a new flow eight miles off southern California. Crude oil washed ashore to Venice as crews, under pressure from a prior spill, attempted relief by activating a well that began seeping about 4,000 gallons daily through ocean-floor fissures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
UPI
California
Venice
Lacy Wansgunun
Elks Club
Billlof
Scout Council
Hickel
Union of Co
Santa Barbara Channel
Union
Five Iowa Students Face Beer Charges
Five University of Iowa students were arrested Wednesday evening and charged with possession of beer as minors. They are Mark J. Schwab, 19, Richard Hinds, 18, Robert Thomas, 18, Joseph McGrath, 19, and Craig Engleman, 18. All posted bond and will appear in court later. The five were riding in a car stopped at 9:30 p.m. by Town City police on Lexington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazete
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Mark J. Schwab
Richard Hinds
Robert Thomas
Joseph McGrath
Craig Engleman
Lexington Avenue
Little want ads do big jobs in a dial away
A compact notice promotes small classified ads as effective, inviting readers to place messages by calling 369 1234. The prompt highlights the reach and practicality of small ads for various needs.
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Dial
Durant Couple Killed in Crash Near Wilton Junction
A man and his wife were killed instantly when their car collided with another vehicle on a Muscatine county road five miles southeast of Wilton Junction. Oakly Collier, 75, of Durant and his wife Grace, 56, died. Joleen Lett, 35, and her daughter Melissa, 6, in the other car suffered minor injuries and were treated at a Davenport hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Junction
UPI
Muscatine
Oakly Collier
Durant
Grace
Joleen Lett
Melissa
Davenport
Investment Plan for Watts Industrial Park
The Nixon administration announced a $7.6 million federal plan to transform a 34.5 acre Watts area site into an industrial park. The project, run by Economic Resources Corporation, will fund through the Economic Development Administration and the Office of Economic Opportunity. Lockheed Aircraft signed as first tenant, with a $2 million-plus lease and about the same annual payroll, and the company pledged no tax breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon Administration
Watts
Los Angeles
Secretary of Commerce
Slans
Commerce Department
Economic Development Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lockheed Aircraft
A. Carl Kotchian
Nixon Reporter Struck by Rock in West Berlin Motorcade
CBS White House correspondent Dan Rather was struck on the forehead by a stone while riding in President Nixon's motorcade in West Berlin. He required medical treatment but said the impact did not seem too bad. The stone came from the crowd near the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial church as leftist students also flung paint at the photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dan Rather
CBS
White House
Nixon
West Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
Solon services for Joseph Cerny and break-in arrests
Joseph F. Cerny of Solon dies after long illness in Iowa City at 71. Surviving wife Matilda Miller, three daughters, a sister, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services at Brush funeral home and St Marys church in Solon. Two Cedar Rapids youths, 15 and 15, charged with break-in at Floyd Sauter residence. items recovered and cases referred to probation office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Iowa City
Matilda Miller
Morse
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Matilda
Cedar Rapids
William Leonard
LaMar Morris
Waldo Seery
Cedar Breakin
Floyd Sauter Rapids
Fifteenth Street
Leo F. Kessler
Brush Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
J. J. Fath
Father Fath
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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Manon News
13Th St
Marion
Doctors Office
Wright
Armstrong and Lynch
Thirty-first Street
Pat Fink
Thirty-fifth Street
P. C.’ Lassen
Thirteenth Street
John Dier
Dairy Queen
Charles Kremenak
Thurs
Glenn Vernon
Adv
YMCA
Marion Branch
Ray
Jaycees
Marion Jaycees
Cub Scout
Yack
Washington School
Ricky Hall
Jeff Swanson
Steve Runyon
Bart Taylor
Dean Henderson
Jeff Hennessey
Mark Erickson
Randy Harms
David Brown
Steve Trumpold
Tony Brecht
Jim Wright
Don Freese
Greg Stolze
Todd Pederson
Ricky Johnson
Ronnie Pool
Billy Cerwick
Ronnie Kopp
John Schindler
Tony Hefel
Jeff Downey
Mark Rouse
Ricky Novy
American Legion Stag
Ralph Pedersen
Marion Merchants
Pedersen
Federal
Frank SO
17Th St. NE
Magnavox
Mmr
Texas
Bankamericaro
Ana
State Revenue Department
Bangkok
King Bhumibol
Adulyadej
Thailand
Sentinel
Tima
Hawkeye Area
Boy Scout Council
Queen & Teen
Streg
ueenéTeen
St. Pat’s
Boston
Vth
Cedar Hills
Economic Resources Corporation
Joseph Cerny
Joseph F. Cerny
7Th Avenue
Irwin's
Michaels Stern
Carlee
Michiels-Starn & Curlee
Michaels-Stern
Curlse
Saxony Hall
Irwin
Marion, Iowa
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