Arch Grimes 80 Dies During Visit in Huntington Woods
Arch Grimes 80 longtime West Union educator and former superintendent of schools in Bandalla Maynard Monticello and Boone died Monday while visiting his son in Huntington Woods Michigan He retired in 1968 after a career with the Iowa Department of Public Instruction He survived by his wife Elvera son Thomas Huntington Woods Mich three daughters two of Valencia Calif and Leonia N J a sister and a brother 11 grandchildren. Services set for Thursday at United Methodist Church West Union Burnham Woods.
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West Union
Huntington Woods
Mich
Arch Grimes
Bandalla
Maynard
Monticello
Boone
Iowa ‘Department of Public Instruction
Des Moles
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Elvera
Thomas
James Stearns
2. W. Kurz
Valencia
Calif
Kenneth Toepfer
Leonia
N.J
Kate Rolfes
G. D. Grimes
United Methodist Church
Burnham-Woods
Local Welfare Agency Faces Hour Cuts Under Federal Ruling
The agency outlines hours reduction from 60 000 to 36 400 under the revenue sharing act, with 27 000 aid hours and 9 400 non aid hours funded by local and federal sources. To restore 1972 levels, about 40 000 more dollars are needed. restoring non aid services may require 390 000 more. The board supports using revenue sharing for homemakers and plans to coordinate welfare contacts with local officials to mitigate losses, electing Charles Jungman as chairman and Arlene Dayhott as vice chairman.
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Center Board
Increased Value to Area Planning Units
Kent Autor, executive director of the Hoover Health Council, says Nixon policies will boost area-wide planning groups. At a Cedar Rapids news conference, he argues these councils improve service delivery for counties Benton Cedar Delaware Johnson Jones Linn and Washington and align with the administration’s localizing strategy. Legislative delays may push federal funding until summer, but the council will rely on local support in the interim.
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Kent Autor
Hoover Health Council
Cedar Rapids
Autor
Benton Cedar
Delaware
Iowa
Johnson, Jones, Linn
Washington
Woman Bound Over On Instrument Count
Hermia Williams of 616 Figteenth avenue SE waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of uttering a forged instrument. She allegedly withdrew $30 from the savings account of Alice Levy on October 28.
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Hermia Williams
Fig
Teenth Avenue SE
Alice Levy
Iowa Gov Ray Sees Bright Outlook and Tax Relief
Governor Ray, outlining the 1973-75 program, argues Iowa's economy strengthens nationally and locally. He cites reduced unemployment, a healthy treasury, and revenue sharing as means to cut property taxes, while resisting a spending binge. He backs reforms in transportation, civil rights, TRACIS data, and IPERS, plus a statewide voter registry and a new bidding law.
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Tegislature
Towa
Ray
Department of
Iowa
IPERS
Council Favors Second Low Bid on New Trucks
The council approved buying three pickups and an excavating machine for the streets department. Wayne Murdock cited Rapids Chevrolet as the second lowest bidder at eight thousand one hundred sixty-two dollars with trade. International Harvester was the low bidder at seven thousand five hundred seventy-five plus trade and other bidders included Zimmermann Ford GMC and Altorfer Machinery for the excavator at twenty seven thousand eight hundred, with further bids from Herman’s Brown Co. and All-Wheel Drive.
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Stream Department
Wayne Murdock
Strreets
Rapids Chevrolet
Tnternational Harvester
Bud “Murdock
Charles Hedges 35 Mt Vernon dies suddenly at home
Charles Hedges of Mt Vernon, a longtime business man and Cornell college trustee since 1929, died suddenly at his home Tuesday morning. A 1919 Cornell graduate, he served on the board's executive committee and was secretary. He received an alumni achievement award and a 1961 honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters. He was retired from the lumber business. Funeral arrangements at Morgan funeral home pending.
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Mt. Vernon
Charles Hedges
Cornell College
Ura
Morgan
Cornell
Hedges
Street department lacks certain capabilities
A fragment notes the street department does not have the capability apparently needed. The reference points to missing tools or processes, suggesting gaps in municipal infrastructure. No specific names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Cedar Rapids Emergency Numbers Card
Local emergency numbers listed include Ambulance Fire Highway Patrol After Hours Police Sheriff and Medical Society with several contact lines. A separate Foundation II entry and cryptic notes appear amid the noisy list, reflecting a fragmented public notice page.
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Medical Society
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Svacuaru
Board of Supervisors
Netson
Charles Jungman
Arlene Dayhott
Teva
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Lealalatute
Ube
State Conservation Commission
Legislative Criminal Code Revision Committee
Ministry of Deliverance
Tam
Council
Moise 'Tshame
U.N
Kolwezi
Kenneth Jennings
Hancher
Doe
Blue Cross
Iawa Pharmacy Service Corporation
L.P.8
It Lawa
I.P.S.C
Iowa Pharmacy Service Corporation
Mberty
der Moines
Lp.s.c
Blue Shield
You
Peoples’ Office
Ted Welch
John Hinrichs
David Paxton
Leola Brehm
Peoples
Peoples Bank
Iive
Newhall
Town and Country
Mays City
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