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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1969

Page

10

Tama County Courthouse Faces New Building urged by grand jury

Tama county grand jury urged the board to reject further repairs and push a new courthouse to replace the deteriorating structure. They cited extreme decay, fire hazards, and costs of upkeep, while praising jail facilities as adequate and clean. Inspections included the county and city jails. home inspection canceled due to flu. No cases were brought by the new county attorney.

Alice Witosky Toledo Tama County Grand Jury Tama County Grand Jury Tama County Board of Supervisors H. E. Dede Foreman John Bergmeier Shirley Applegate Leonard L. Novak E. A. Mitchell George W. Kunch, Jr Milo Kalina Tama City Tama Jared Bauch

Volga River Riders Elect New Officers in Fayette

The Volga River Riders club will install newly elected officers at a reorganization meeting Saturday evening at the Farm Bureau Building in Fayette. John Hofer of Fayette is president, Carl Heth of Hawkeye is vice president, Eve Rett Sinnott of Randalia is secretary, Mrs. Howard Cushion of Maynard is treasurer, Gordon Kelly of Maynard is director, and Mrs. Cecil Kelly of Maynard is reporter.

West Union Volga River Riders Club Farm Bureau Fayette John Hofer Carl Heth Hawkeye Everett Sinnott Randalia Howard Cushion Maynard Gordon Kelly Cecil Kelly

Mills Theater to Be Demolished by May First

Tama faces demolition of the Mills theater by May 1 as Phillips Petroleum seeks to buy the site after the building is removed. W. W. Mansfield has been ordered to vacate by March 1. the Mills family owns the property and the theater, once Soleman Opera House, hosted vaudeville and community events.

TAMA Mills Theater Phillips Petroleum Corp. of Oklahoma Twin City Phillips Corp W. W. Mansfield Mansfield Frank W. Mills Mills Soleman Opera House Opera House

Annual Charity Ball Held At The Venue

Details from the event note a charity ball held yearly at the same venue with attendees and arrangements described in brief, highlighting the ongoing tradition and community support through the fundraiser.

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Consultant on Finances Seeks Higher Pay From State Board

Paul D. Speer, Chicago financial consultant for the state board of regents, asks for a raise citing rising costs. He proposes increasing his cut from bonds from one-twentieth of one percent to one-tenth, or a 50 percent pay hike, arguing for a higher percentage on issued bonds. Some board members oppose the request, and President Stanley Redeker is to negotiate a possible lesser increase or none.

Des Moines Paul D. Speer Chicago State Board of Regents Speer Jonathan Richards Red Oak

Truth or Consequences Confused by Three Stars and Fakes

A 6 PM family fun show on KCRG-TV 9 features three real musicians and three impersonators causing confusion among contestants during a color Friday episode. The mix up creates humorous moments as hosts guide the game.

Kcrg-Tv

Iowa GOP aims budget to revenue not spending

Republican leaders push a tailor made budget matching available revenue. The piece notes_inspection tests show many defects in vehicles, possible mandatory private garage inspections, and mentions state figures including Clarke and Mezvinsky. It cites Marilyn Maye as a gala prospect and Census Bureau data on Iowa voter turnout.

Des Moines State Safety Department State Safety Robert Taha Marilyn Maye Miss Maye Robert Ray

New City Clerk Named for Oelwein Post

Richard Kirkham of Chariton was named city clerk of Oelwein, effective Feb. 1, succeeding Tom Peterson. Kirkham currently serves as city treasurer and assistant city manager in Chariton.

Oelwein Richard Kirkham Chariton Kirkham Tom Peterson

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