Linn Mayors Urged Meeting on Garbage Disposal Problems
County officials report on county wide disposal sites and a call for a convened meeting of Linn county mayors to discuss sanitary landfill plans. The session covers state regulations, funding, and the move toward a consolidated solid waste system by 1975 with five current disposal sites under contract and costs estimated up to 500000 dollars. Nursing home inspection needs are also raised for state health department action.
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Linn
Dals Kueter
N. F. Sorg
Ganetia
Lin County
Hiawatha
Troy Mills
Health Board
Jan
Ala
Iment
Janno Alfred Ahern
Sheriff’s Office
Maling
Afhe Health Agency
Ona
Health Department
Atsons
Torney
Kenneth L. Moon
Tross
Ahern
Iain
Mane
Dr. Impeh
Klopfenstein
Marion
Linn Health Department
Palo
Center Point
Walker
Prairieburg
Lisbon
Bertram
Cedar Rapids
Marian
Ds J. Tinoehl
State Health Department
Dorothy Carey
Public Health
Plea Denied in Bus Safety Case and Budget Moves
The article reports Judge Chapman denying an interlocutory appeal aimed at testing a police judge's ruling as petitioners seek a fair trial with de novo issues. It covers arrests, a May 8 board vote on a 1971 wage hike for 25 employees, and budget cuts by $13,000 to $405,000 amid county expenses. It notes cases for 19 were continued in police court pending district court decisions, with budgetary context from the health agency and county supervisors.
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Supreme Court
Chapman
Lowal
Kent State
U.S
Cambodia
Visors
Thornton
Ahern
Indians Face Poor Education Across Reservations Says Study
A sweeping survey finds Indian students in shabby overcrowded schools with scarce resources and disrespect for culture. It cites widespread misallocation of Johnson O Malley funds and unequal treatment in discipline, funding, and access to services, urging competent administration and genuine consultation with Indian parents.
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Wakpola
PTA
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Canopus Club Names Officers After Recent Meeting
The Canopus Club elected R. E. McCarthy president at 918 Favenue NW. William Lana was named vice president, Vernon Benda secretary, and William McCool treasurer.
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R. E, McCarthy
Favenue
Onopus Club
William Lana
Vernon Benda
William McCool
Rome River Floods Endanger City and Schools
An incomplete report notes rising water levels threaten central Rome with water rising toward Title 1 education controls. Archaeologists describe the Tiber’s cement banks as hampering seepage while Indian task forces help advise states on policy, raising concerns for schooling and funding distribution during the emergency.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Rome
Rome {Ap
I Hekewametnrip
Sustielmo Gaiti
Office of Education
Port of A
Fie Heal
Acc
Tiber
Plea Time Given On Check Count
Caral A. Vyskocil age 32 of 1015 Pawnee Drive NW was arrested Monday for false uttering of a check. She allegedly uttered a fraudulent amount citing a motto about coins. Vyskocil appeared in court and was released on her own recognizance with a plea move to be considered Thursday.
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Caral A. Vyskocil
Pawnee Drive
Met Trust
First Avenue
U.S
City May Order Slide Removed Over Insurance Demands
City of Town may force removal of a recreational slide on First Avenue in the 4600 block if Monterey Enterprises of New Brighton, Minn., fails to meet insurance provisions in a temporary permit granted July 1. The council seeks proof of authorized insurance power of attorney and binding coverage in the state, with a Wednesday council meeting to discuss resolutions.
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First Avenue
Monterey Enterprises of
New, Brighton, Minn
Mont Jterey Enterprises’ Insurance
Oclwein
Monterey Enterprises
Iment
Reagan Official Vote Margin Told
SACRAMENTO Calif UPI Gov Ronald Reagan's official victory margin over Jesse Unrul was 501 037 votes per Secretary of State Edmund Brown The final tally showed the margin a fraction less than previously reported Reagan 328 percent or 3439664 votes Unrul 45 percent or 2938607 The American Independent and Peace and Freedom party candidates each took about 1 percent of the vote The official count also showed Democrat John Tunney defeating Republican Sen George Murphy by 618341 votes 539 percent to 443 percent
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Jesse Unrul
Edmund Brown
Reagan
Democrat Unrul
American Independent Party
Peace and Freedom Party
John Tunney
George Murphy
Make-Up Class Dates Slated
Iowa school boards set definite dates to make up classes missed during the blizzard that began January 3. Oelwein and Strawberry Point were among districts naming make up days after widespread cancellations.
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Iowa
At. Oelwein
Strawberry Point
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Canopus Club
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Dred
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Ilten & Taege
Frigidaire
Lhen & Taege, Inc
Second Avenue
West End
2Nd Avenue Bridge
Mark Ofe
Barre
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