Marion school calendar set for 1969 70 year
The Marion Independent school district plans the 1969 70 calendar from Sept 2 to June 4 with Christmas break Dec 22 to Jan 4 and Good Friday March 27. Baccalaureate May 31 and commencement June 2. Bids for science equipment and lockers were opened. low bids came from Hamilton Furniture and Lyon Metal. The district will delay intercom and clock system changes in the new high school and sign a new free meals agreement to continue surplus commodities and lunch rebates. resignations of two teachers were accepted and a church class and land sale bids were rejected.
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Marion Independent School
Board of Education
Hamilton Furniture
Fandrei Equipment Co
Midwest Beach
Pigott, Inc
Arnold Newbanks
Lyon Metal Products, Inc
Triangle
Metropolitan
And
Engineering Products Corp
Supt
Richard Sorensen
Sorensen
State Board to Air Problems of Area Eight
Special to The Gazette Waterloo Iowa January meeting planned as three counties Jackson Delaware Dubuque fail to join Area Eight vocational technical school. State board will convene January 9 in Waterloo and January 10 at Area Seven headquarters to seek a new agreement before the legislature.
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Waterloo
Iowa
State Board of Public Instruction
Area Seven
Jackson
Delaware
Dubuque
David H. Bechtel
Driver Charged After Marion Student Hit
Vernon junior high student Gail Johnson, 12, was struck by a car while in a crosswalk at Seventh Avenue and Thirteenth Street after school. The driver, Thomas V. Haney, 59, forfeited a $105 bond on intoxication charges after failing to appear in police court.
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Vernon
Gail Johnson
Northview Drive
Seventh Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Thomas V. Haney
Thirty-fifth Street
Haney
Marion YMCA painting class registration and Saturday schedule
Registration for Marion branch YMCA oil painting class starts Tuesday at 1 pm and may be made at the Y office. Emma Safley is instructor. Saturday events include wrestling at 9 am, Saturday Fun Club at 9, junior high boys gym at 11, senior high boys gym at 1, father and son gym at 4, teenage night at 7, and a Special Fish Fry Friday from 6 to 9 pm with walleye fillets at 1.65. Take out orders invited and advance visit relatives note for Jan Smith of Managua staying with Uncle and Aunt Bond at 2401 Third Ave. Jan is a Ottawa University student. Also: Wanted part-time waitresses, apply in person Mr Bill's.
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Marion Branch
YMCA
Emma Safley
Jan Smith
Managua
Nicaragua
Allen Bond
Third Avenue
Miss Smith
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kan
Mr. Serviceman Advertise Your Service Today
An appeal to service providers to place advertisements reaching over 200 000 want ad readers. The notice emphasizes broad exposure for military veteran or serviceman services.
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Mr. Serviceman
Frustration of Effective Fight On Flu Is Seen
Washington AP The surgeon general says flu battle hurdles include doctors using vaccine on low priority patients and those who won’t ask for it. Officials expect 25 million high risk people but only 20 million doses exist and past epidemics suggest only half will be used. Stewart notes late warning harmed prep. epidemic may have peaked and a recurrence next year unlikely.
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Washington
Hong Kong
William Stewart
Stewart
Czech Guards Use Dog in Refugee Hunt at Border
Czech border guards crossed into West Germany by about 600 yards in pursuit of a fleeing refugee aided by a dog. West German patrol tracked noises and found torn clothing and blood drops before both sides recrossed into Czechoslovakia. Bavarian officials planned to protest to Czechoslovak authorities.
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Tirschenreuth
Germany
Bavarian State Interior Ministry
Czechoslovakia
B 52s Step Up Attacks On Vietnam War Fronts
US command says the heaviest B 52 strikes in three weeks hit northwest of Saigon with about 1000 tons and near 500 tons on the U Minh forest. Ground action stayed light though allied sweeps pressed from the delta to Da Nang as Marines and South Vietnamese forces pushed enemy positions. Fresh enemy moves were reported in the A Shau valley and the DMZ area, with naval air strikes from carriers Coral Sea and Constellation delivering 31 sorties in the valley.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
da Nang
A Shau
Hue
Demilitarized Zone
Coral Sea
Constellation
Valley
North Vietnam
Man Arrested As Drunk Driver
Leon P. Giza, 38, of 906 Fifteenth Street SE, charged with drunk driving after a two car crash at 2:45 a.m. Friday at First Avenue and Fourteenth Street East. He posted a $500 bond and was released. His auto struck the rear of a car driven by Joseph J. Jenkins, 1518 First Avenue NE. A passenger, William Brown, 31, of 1627 Second Avenue SE, suffered whiplash and was treated at St. Luke's Hospital before being released.
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Leon P. Giza
Fifteenth Street SE
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Giza
Joseph J. Jenkins
Jenkin
William Brown
Second Avenue SE
Brown
St. Luke’s Hospital
Woman Reports Theft of $240 From Billfold
Florence Jarboe of route one Marion reported a billfold containing 240 dollars was stolen from her purse. She left the purse on a Craemer's counter at 208 Second Avenue SE about 6:45 p.m. Thursday evening. Local police are investigating.
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Florence Jarboe
Marion
Suspect Nabbed in Oelwein Larceny Arrest
Oelwein police arrested Michael Frazer 21 of Galesburg Illinois, sought on larceny charges tied to three local break ins. The report notes the West Delaware school district bought 10 buses for 85000 from McDermott Ford of Dyersville and Epworth district officials.
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Epworth
West Delaware
McDermott Oelwein
Oelwein
Bull giraffe weight limit noted at 2500 pounds
A bull giraffe may weigh up to 2,500 pounds. This fact highlights the substantial size of male giraffes and their impressive stature among large land mammals.
State Workers Seek New Vacation Policy in Iowa
Iowa state employees with under ten years on the job have only 17 weeks of vacation, the lowest among states, per a Cedar Rapids study by Niemeyer and Hensel. The report, prepared for the Iowa chapter of IAPES, supports pushing legislature for a policy of one day per month of employment up to six weeks, amid a push to expand fringe benefits.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Ohio
Texas
John L. Niemeyer
Harold H. Hensel
Iowa State Employment Service
Cedar Rapids
Gerald Howe
Niemeyer and
Hensel
The
International Assn. of
Niemeyer
Two of Three U.S. POWs Leave Viet Cong Camp
Saigon reports two of the three American soldiers released by the Viet Cong on New Year's Day departed for the United States on Friday. Pfc. Donald Smith remained hospitalized with a fever described as a minor illness. A spokesman cited a local bug and downplayed the seriousness.
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Saigon
U.S
Donald Smith
Smith
Breakin Reported At Kaffehuf Restaurant in Decorah
Authorities probe a Thursday night burglary at the Kaffehuf restaurant in Decorah with about $50 stolen from a cash register. Investigation continues as police review nearby surveillance footage and interview witnesses.
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Decorah
Kaffehuf
Death of Stephen Popham at home
Stephen Charles Popham, 20, died Thursday at his home apparently from a heart attack. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Popham. Services are set for Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Friends may call at Kruessel Fawcett Funeral Home.
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Lamont
Stephen Charles Popham
Charles Popham
Kruessel-Fawcett
Nixon Aims Geographic Balance In Top Officials
President elect Nixon plans to name Elliot Richardson as undersecretary of state and A Alexis Johnson as undersecretary for political affairs, starting a wave of sub cabinet picks. He cites geographic balance to avoid overreliance on New York and D C. Nixon, cleared by his physician, says health is excellent for the duties ahead.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Massachusetts
A. Alexis Johnson
Japan
Washington
New York
New England
Washington, D.C
Midwest
Far West
Long Beach
John Lungren
Lungren
Six Children Evacuated After Man Blocks Gas Pipe
In Kansas City Kansas police evacuated six children from a home after a man, 22 year old Jerry Pruitt, lay on a ruptured gas pipe to stop a escaping gas. He remained for 20 minutes in freezing weather before officers arrived. He was treated for gas inhalation. Pruitt said he acted after a car collision knocked loose an outdoor meter while accompanying two women to the Graham home. The children aged 3 to 16 were removed from the premises.
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Kansas City
Kan
Jerry Pruitt
Pruitt
Patricia Graham
Graham
Graham Yard
Cohen Opposes Adding Health Screening to Medicare Now
UPI reports from Washington that Wilbur Cohen urged Congress not to add comprehensive health screening and preventive services to Medicare at this time. He issued three reports on Medicare staffing, mental illness coverage, and personnel qualifications, noting shortages in physical therapists and the need to adjust roles while keeping certain standards. He called for study of screening feasibility later, and for clarifying Medicare reimbursement for physician tests tied to treating patient complaints.
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Wilbur Cohen
Cohen
Congress
Coe Students To Teach in C R Schools
Twenty two Coe students will teach in six Cedar Rapids schools during winter term. Fourteen in secondary and eight in elementary, starting Jan 20. Twelve Cedar Rapids residents. two weeks half days then six weeks full time with an on campus seminar in special teaching methods.
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Coe
Cedar Rapids
Harding Junior High
Warren Haacke
Manly
William Ritz
Allentown
Kay Seery
Coralville
Sandi Dixon
Coe College
Barbara Warfel
Milledgeville
Josephine Geiser
Eastland Drive
Linda Meyer
Onarga
Hula Bowl Live on KCRG TV 9 This Saturday
The Hula Bowl airs live from Honolulu at 3 30 PM Saturday on KCRG TV 9. Viewers can watch the college football showcase for Pacific teams and key players.
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Honolulu
Kcrg-Tv
Probate notices for Bert Cane and Frank Perry in Linn County Iowa
Probate notices announce the admission of wills for Bert D Cane and Frank A Perry to the Linn County Iowa Court. Executors Daisy May Nandel and Enid L Perry are named. Creditors and heirs are instructed to file claims within six months. notices dated December 27 1968 and January 10 1969.
Notice of Probate Executor for Clifton M Parker Estate
In Linn County Iowa Probate No 34659 Catherine P Zoller was appointed executor after the December 19 1968 probate of Clifton M Parker deceased. Any action to set aside must be within one year from second publication. Creditors file claims with the district court clerk for allowance. claims not paid within six months from publication are barred. Dated December 20 1968 Fort Dodge Iowa Donohue Wilkins Donohue Attorneys for Executor Hampton Iowa
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Srep Aist
State of
Iowan
Linn County
Bert D. Cane
Daisy May Nandell
Garey
Reiner Iven
Gieirich
Daisy May Nandel
Banide Tauie
von Tad Sa
Cdar Gas
Cedar Rapids
Lows
Agcone
Ft Hs
District Court
Iowa
Clifton M. Parker
Ton M. Parker
Atherine P. Zoller
Oen
Oritain
Catherine P. Zoller
Fort Dodge
Donohue
Wilkins Donohue
Enecneren
Hampton
Special school election set for Center Point Iowa January 17 1969
Public notice to qualified voters of the Consolidated School District of Center Point Linn County Iowa announces a special election January 17 1969 to decide on a bond issue for a tax levy not exceeding fifteen mills for principal and interest on bonds. Polls open noon to seven pm at Center Point Schoolhouse voters must be notified by order of the Board of Directors as required by law.
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Gamer Point
Linn
Iowa
Sean
Beny
Roy
Centerpoint
Gove
Elnt
Lowa
Orger
Cater Pa Point
Consolidated School District Vote Notice in Center Point Iowa
Public notice announces a January 1969 school election for the Consolidated School District in Center Point Linn County Iowa. Voters will decide on a $275,000 building program including new construction and renovations. Polls open until seven, at the Center Point Schoolhouse as the district consolidates into one voting precinct.
Notice to Property Owners in Hiawatha Sanitary Sewer District
Notice available for public inspection in Hiawatha Clerk's office of a proposed resolution of necessity and cost estimates for sanitary sewer improvements. Details include 8 inch vitrified clay sewers, four manholes, and a route along Willman Street 9th Avenue Eisenhower Road to 10th Avenue. Council meeting set for 7:30 p.m. January 1969 to discuss assessment boundaries and costs.
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Hiawatha
Iowa
Willman Street
9Th Avenue
Isenhower Road
Eisenhower Road
10Th Avenue
Counelt. Cha
Ie Owe Wa ' Ate
Estate of You Are He the Day Debts and Claims
This notice declares all persons asserting claims against the estate of William A. in Cedar Rapids Iowa must present them by a given deadline or be barred. The administrator William A. is authorized to settle debts and distribute assets, with a required legal process and dates noted for filing.
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William A
Sa State
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
NONSURANCE BROKERS INC Incorporation details and directors list
The document outlines corporate existence and duration under the act for Nonsurance Brokers Inc. It names initial directors including Richard R. Appleoft Firepatrick Sen Franklin Cedapani Gordon and addresses Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids locations. The record presents officers, allocated shares, and the registered office on 3717 12th Avenue SW Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Aes
Te Jusiness Corporation
Richard R. Ress
Probate notice for Goodrow estate in Cedar Rapids Iowa
In the matter of Henry Row, deceased, Lucile Goodrow named executor. All persons indebted to the estate must file claims within six years, or be forever barred. Notice is published in Cedar Rapids with Silliman Gray & Stapleton representing the estate. dates show December 30 1968 and January publication.
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Henry Row
Goodrow
Ty Ives
Lucil
Ricner
Dred Row
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Silliman, Gray & Stapleton
Cedar Rapids board hears variance requests for R-2 lots
The City of Cedar Rapids Adjustment Board meets to consider appeals in R-2 districts. Appellants seek variances from minimum rear yard and setback rules to maintain existing attached patios and carport enclosures at 3900 E Avenue NE and 1880 Eilts NW Rapids. Meeting details filed with the secretary. hearing open to the public.
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San Sete
Robert
E Avenue
Cedar Iown
Saehlin
W. H. Finnigan Jr
NW Rapids
Iowa
Apa
F.inter
Builidinriment
Ball Hall
Notice of default on land contract in Iowa
The contract dated December and assigned to Snell as joint tenants for part of Lot 62 and Lot 4 in Cedar Rapids Iowa has not met payment terms from April 1965 through December 1968 and taxes. The contract may be forfeited unless all due payments and costs are paid within 30 days after service of this notice.
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de- Ae
Selma
Scheele
Snell
Yue
Lowa
Cobban Rt
Ahi
Eter Rapids
Angles Vallel
Aman Sthence
12Th Street
5Thth Avenue
Linn Ally Iow
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