Three Bands in Concert at University of Iowa Saturday
The University of Iowa Memorial Union ballroom hosts a Saturday 7:30 p.m. stage band concert featuring the university stage band Jazz Lab ensemble and participating high school players. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1 for students, available at the door. Moe Koffman will be guest clinician for the festival hosting 14 regional bands.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Memorial Union
U. of I.j
Iowa
Bandmasters Assn
U. of S
Moe Koffman
Toledo Manifold and Stereo Theft Reported in Buckingham Area
The theft of an auto manifold and an automatic stereo player with numerous tapes from Richard Mask near Buckingham is under investigation by Deputy Sheriff Tim Dunkin. The car was found in an unlocked garage at the Mask farm, four miles east of Buckingham, with the theft occurring Wednesday night.
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Eclal
Gazene
Toledo
Richard Mask
Route 1
Buckingham
Tama County
Tim Dunkin
133 Acres for Industry Use In Manchester
H Bennett of Manchester Enterprises, Inc. announced the purchase of 193 acres in south Manchester, bringing the company to about 160 acres of land for industrial sites. The firm will study soil borings and contour maps for potential industrial customers. The announcement was made at a Chamber of Commerce dinner to spur cooperation in industrial growth and planning. George Hanzlik noted progress in city county cooperation, with a March meeting planned on taxes and their impact on industry and expansion.
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Bennett
Manchester ‘Enterprises
Chamber of Commerce
George Hanzlik
Board of Supervisors
Credits Repeal Costs Cedar Rapids Citizens
Cedar Rapids residents face a 406000 cost from a retroactive sales tax credit repeal. State figures cited by Rep. James Wells show the measure, passed by both chambers, would strip future credits and apply retroactively to 1969. The bill awaits the governor’s action amid debate over aiding low income families. Larry Walters, longtime postmaster of Waukon, dies at 70 after service since 1961. Alcorn to assume duties as acting postmaster in Evanston.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
James Wells
Sedar Rapids
Wells
Marvin Selden
Lee Gaudineer
Senate
House
West Union
Resig
E. T. al
State Manufacturing Co
Rock Island
Iowa
Nebraska
Waukon
Larry Walters
Robert Ray
Alcorn
Evanston
Alcorn Resignation Effective Friday and City Credit Figures
The article notes Alcorn’s resignation becomes effective Friday. It reports state residents qualifying for a 3 percent credit, with eligibility extending to middle and high income families, and lists city credit totals for Iowa’s 15 largest cities including Cedar Rapids Ames Burlington Cedar Falls Council Bluffs Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Fort Dodge Iowa City Mason City Ottumwa Sioux City Waterloo with specific amounts for each city.
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Selden
Gaudineer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ames
Burlington
Cedar Falls
jCouner Bluffs
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Mason City
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Waterloo
Today's Radicals Will Mature Says Alinsky at UIowa
Saul Alinsky told a University of Iowa audience that today’s student radicals will mature into a rational radical group. He said the movement will evolve from current protests as time passes and social issues persist.
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Alinsky
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Saul Alinsky
Chicago
Industrial AI
Toda
Iowa Stop and Frisk Proposal Drafted by State Rep Pelton
Rep. Charles Pelton of Clinton proposes a stop and frisk law in Iowa. He says peace officers could stop and frisk any person upon reasonable suspicion of being armed, detailing the framework for the measure in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles Pelton
R-Clinton
Judge orders Lloyd Hand to pay damages in accident case
District Court Judge George Health orders Lloyd Hand of rural Rowley to pay Kenneth A. McGregor of Cedar Rapids $484.97 in damages plus five percent interest for an August 12 accident.
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Independence
George Health
Lloyd Hand
Rowley
Kenneth A. McGregor
Cedar Rapids
What Catholic Tradition Means To A Protestant on TV
Paul Harvey discusses the topic on KCRG TV Channel 9 in two Friday airings at 5 30 and 10 PM. The program explores Catholic tradition from a Protestant perspective and examines religious dialogue and understandings.
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Paul Harvey
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
State Aid for Schools Varies with Cost Share Proposals
Des Moines Republicans push a bill for 227 million dollars to cover local school costs for the coming two years. Governor Ray’s plan shows state support at about 34 percent in 1969-70 and 33.5 percent in 1970-71, with federal funds and cost assumptions creating discrepancies in other figures. State aid distribution remains central to tax discussions as officials warn some districts may raise property taxes without budget adjustment.
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Gazette
Existor
DES Moines
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Joseph Flatt
Rwinterset
Elmer Verneer
Flatt
Paul Johnston
Ion
Taxpayers to Shoulder funds if State Falls Short
Local and state school officials warn they have no place to go but property taxes if state aid remains inadequate. They argue the legislature is placing the burden on local districts to cover at least 40 percent of costs, prompting discontent among some officials.
Counties Contribute to BIPT Health Services
Tama and Benton counties each give 10000 for the current year to Bentontown Poweshiek Tama County Health Services. Poweshiek’s grant will be 3000 pending match from Tama and Benton. Poweshiek supervisors Maynard McLaine and Melvin C. Miller warn of service cuts if not matched.
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Boards of Supervisors
Tama
Benton Counties
Bentontown-Poweshiek- Tama
BIPT
Ruth Keith
Tamasa County
McLaine and Miller
Poweshiek County
Mary Aloise
Grinnell
C. BE. Custer
Wilbur A. Rusk
Victor
Richard Arendt
Montezuma
Virginia Speer
Maxine Walton
Robert Buresh
Rose Eagle
N. L. McCreary
Toledo
Independence school board offers $6600 base pay to teachers
The Independence School Board offered a $6,600 base salary for the coming school year, up from $6,100, with plans to cover family medical insurance and expand staff. The board also proposed new positions and salary differentials for staff roles, while implementing a hospital insurance plan through Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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In Idependence School Board
Supt. M. Special
R. Kiner
Manchester
Delaware
Lester
Hoffman
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Hearing Set in Independence Fire Case
An 11 year old Independence boy was returned to Buchanan county jail after tests at the mental health institute found no defect. He was arrested in connection with a February 1 fire that destroyed Williams Variety store. A juvenile court hearing is scheduled for Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Mental Health Institute
Williams Variety Store
City Council Proceedings to Be Published in Pamphlets
A bill proposed in Des Moines would require city and town council proceedings to be published as pamphlets. Rep. Rudy Van Drie says clerks must prepare a statement of proceedings for each meeting and file copies at the library and in local newspapers and the clerk's office. Doris Lockridge resigns as librarian. Wilda Strausser to take over as school secretary starting Monday.
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North High School
Des Moines
UPL
Rudy van Drie
Rames
Drama Workshop Saturday Presented in Elkader
Opera House Players sponsor a drama workshop in Elkader conducted by Dr. N. B. Drexler of the Iowa State theater. He will lead programs on staging directing and costuming for plays with sessions from 9:30 to 11:30 am 12:30 to 2:30 pm and 2:45 to 4:45 pm.
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Gazette
Elkader
Opera House
N. B. Drexler
Iowa State Theater
Drexler
Opera
Blue and Gold Cub Scout Banquet Set for Saturday
The annual Blue and Gold Cub Scout banquet will be held Saturday at 6 30 p.m. in the basement of St Josephs Catholic church in North English. Lloyd Casey, Scout neighborhood commissioner, will speak.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Lloyd’ Casey
Services Saturday For Rena Rose 76
NORWAY Miss Rena Rose 76 of Vinton died Wednesday night in a hospital. She was a former school teacher, born July 10 1892 near Norway, daughter of William and Mary Montague Rose. Services will be Saturday at 1 30 pm in United Methodist church with burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the George Brush residence after 1 pm Friday.
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Rena Rose
Vinton
William and
Mary Montague Rose
United Methodist Church
Linwood
George Brush
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